FAQs

Q&A: Extending the Life of a Liquid Remedy

Q. “Help! I’m running out of my remedy. Is there some way to make it last until I can get a new bottle?” It’s simple – we tell you how.

Q. ‘Kissing Tonsils’ – What Can Homeopathy Do?

Does homeopathy make a difference to large, inflamed tonsils, shyness, stunted development, and nail-biting? It sure does! Take a look at what else it can do.

Q: Can Homeopathy be Used With Wheat and Dairy Intolerance?

The two main reasons people give for using homeopathy are that it’s safe, and that it works. But what about those with a wheat or dairy intolerance – can they still use it?

Q. What is a Nosode?

Nosodes are remedies prepared from inactivated micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses, or products of disease such as fluids, discharge, or affected tissue. What else?

Q. Can homeopathic remedies be used beside conventional medicines?

Homeopathic remedies and conventional drugs work in different ways and at different levels. How does that affect the safety and progress of treatment if both are taken together?

Q. Homeopathy for Fish?

Homeopathy works with any living thing which means the disease of fish also respond to it. Rather than trying to drop a pill down a wriggling fish’s mouth, though, try this.

Q. What Will Happen if I Take the Wrong Remedy?

Oh no! You just took a dose of your remedy and realised … it’s the wrong one! What should you do? First, stop panicking and second, check this answer for what is likely to happen.

Q. What Can Homeopathy Treat?

Homeopaths are often asked if homeopathy will treat asthma, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, or any one of a number of diseases. So, what’s the answer?

Q. Is there any difference between liquids and pills when using a remedy?

Is it best to use pills or liquids when taking a homeopathic remedy? Both give good results but one has an edge over the other. Which one?