Q&A: Extending the Life of a Liquid Remedy
Q. "Help! I'm running low on my remedy. Is there some way to make it last until I can get a new bottle?" There is a simple way.
Q. What is a Nosode?
Nosodes are remedies prepared from micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses, or diseased fluids, discharges, or tissue.
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.
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.
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.
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.
