The thrust of this article is in explaining the cancer miasm and focusing on prevention rather than the treatment of cancer. For this topic, we refer you to our Summer 2005 Townsend Letter article on the homeopathic treatment of cancer.
Previously, we discussed the characteristics of those needing homeopathic medicines made from animals. This article focuses on what we will very loosely call “barnyard medicine.”
Julie first consulted us in 2005. She had begun to feel poorly eight months earlier, and was diagnosed six months previously with autoimmune hepatitis.
Which Homeopathic Medicine Do You Need According to the Sensation Method: Animal. Plant, or Mineral?
What is the natural topical preparation of choice in any homeopathic and many a naturopathic practice? Of course: Calendula cream.
Suffering from a deathly fear of getting dirty, especially around his own house, Jim explained: “I feel like I’m not clean and I want to wash my hands. Almost every day my anxiety goes up. My stomach tightens a little and I get kind of nervous.
Non-emergency first-aid conditions can, in our experience, be treated highly effectively with homeopathy, often without the assistance of a physician or homeopath.
As doctors, all of us are used to receiving desperate calls from patients each spring, in between their sneezing and honking, pleading with us to help them immediately.
Wherever we travel, once we identify ourselves as homeopaths, we receive the same comment about our healing art: “Wonderful medicine, but it takes a long time to work, doesn’t it?”