A. People often ask if homoeopathy makes a difference for asthma, diabetes, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, emphysema, glaucoma, Parkinson’s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis… or any one of a hundred other …
Answer: Homeopathic remedies can be given in numerous ways – and they all work. Little round sugar pills or drops from a bottle are the two most common ways remedies are …
A: In most instances, nothing. Unlike chemically-based medicines, homeopathy doesn’t poison or produce toxic side-effects. It’s remedies are drug-free ‘energy’ medicines which work on the subtle bio-energy of the body …
A: Traditional homeopathic remedies don’t contain porcine (pig) components but potentised remedies prepared from healthy tissues and organs, known as sarcodes, might.
A: Yes and no. Alcohol is used as a stabiliser and preservative in the manufacturing process of liquid homeopathic remedies. Sugar pills are then medicated with this liquid but the …
Question: Not so long ago I purchased a kit of homeopathic remedies. Just recently I noticed there is a “Do not X-ray” label on the box. We have travelled on …
Question: Directions say that an adult should take one pill, or 5 drops (or something similiar) of a homeopathic remedy but what about a baby or small child? How much …
Baryta carbonica (Bar-c.) is one of the remedies that can cure tonsil infections and catarrh, but only if other health problems and your overall disposition matches that of a Bar-c …
Answer: Carbo vegetabilis (Carb-v.) is a homeopathic remedy that has been given the colourful nickname, ‘The Corpse Reviver’. Carb-v is prepared from vegetable charcoal and while it’s used for several …