Four Problems – One Solution
Beth had arthritic pain, Margaret, hot flushes. Agir was troubled by lack of purpose, and Betsy the dog had flea-bite allergy. One remedy helped them all ... but which one?
Q: What do Numbers and Letters After Remedy Names Mean?
The active ingredients of remedies can't be measured by weight, volume or amount so homeopathy turns to ancient Rome for a little help.
Pulsatilla Pratensis (Puls.)
This remedy suits sensitive and gentle people who feel worse in warm, stuffy rooms, and better in open air. Familiar? It's also great for types of colds, coughs, hay fever, and more.
Know Your Remedies: Arsenicum Album (Ars.)
"Those who need Arsenicum are prone to hypochondriasis and intolerant of untidiness and disorder. They are anxious, critical, and restless, and dislike being alone ..."
Know Your Remedies: Ignatia Amara (Ign.)
Those needing Ignatia tend to be idealistic and strongly affected by disappointment or grief. They are easily offended and have changeable or volatile emotions.
Know your remedies: Rhus Toxicodendron (Rhus-t.)
Rhus-t relieves types of blisters, hives, rheumatism, cold sores, restlessness and joint stiffness and pain.
Know Your Remedies: Gelsemium Sempervirens (Gels.)
Those who need this remedy lack confidence. Anticipation anxiety is common. Challenging situations are avoided. Muscles weaken or tremble with anxiety or illness.
Know Your Remedies: Bryonia Alba (Bry.)
Health problems worsened by movement? Irritable, especially when disturbed. Wanting to be alone? You may need Bryonia.
Tutorial 9 – Palliation, Suppression or Cure?
When unwell, our body tries to constantly heal itself. Treatments can be used to palliate or suppress its efforts, or stimulate a faster, stronger healing response.
