Q. What is a Nosode?
Nosodes are remedies prepared from micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses, or diseased fluids, discharges, or tissue.
What is Isopathy?
Peanuts for peanut allergy? Lead for lead poisoning? You may be thinking of the isopathic approach. Here's an overview.
Q: Are Any Homeopathic Remedies Made from Pork?
A: Traditional homeopathic remedies don't contain porcine (pig) components but some newer potentised remedies may.
Q. ‘Kissing Tonsils’ – What Can Homeopathy Do?
Does homeopathy make a difference to large, inflamed tonsils, shyness, stunted development, and nail-biting? It sure can! Take a look at what else it can do.
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.
Homeopathic Doses for All Ages
Q. How much of a remedy should I give? Here are our recommendations for big and little people, and the reason why the size of the dose is a minor variable during treatment.
Airport X-Rays and Remedies
Do airport x-ray machines and scanners affect homeopathic remedies? Here's the answer and the accompanying research.
Q. Homeopathy for Fish?
Fish also respond to the correct remedy. Rather than trying to drop a pill down a wriggling fish's mouth though, try this.
Q. What is Tautopathy?
The tautopathic approach can help. It's quick to use and suitable for all ages - infancy, pregnancy or old age.
