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Homeopathy and a Broken Heart
“Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, also known as broken heart syndrome, is an acute syndrome first described in Japan in 1990 which occurs mainly in women and can mimic a heart attack.“
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Favourite Stories of Healing From the Annals of History.
Three cases from the annals of history show the art of homeopathic prescribing back then with a severe lung issue, an instance of cancer, and epileptic fits caused by a brain tumour.
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Homeopathy for Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis
A medical doctor discusses risk factors and preventative measures for osteoporosis, and which remedies are often used in its prevention and treatment by homeopaths.
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Homeopathy for Depression
A heavily-medicated 82-year-old man with depression, diplopia, fits of anger, aortic stenosis and an aneurysm was treated with homeopathy – but which remedy, and why?
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Best Chance to Quit Smoking?
This doctor recommends 3 homeopathic remedies to reduce nicotine cravings, increase resilience to emotional triggers, and strengthen will power when trying to quit.
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Son of a Homeopath
Mani is the son of a homeopath so, like many homeopath’s children, he was successfully treated with homeopathy when he had measles, mumps, chickenpox and eczema.
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Thrive During the Rainy Season
Rain. It’s essential for life but also contributes to a raft of health problems – coughs and colds, fungal infections, malaria, and more. Here’s a list of remedies that help.
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How I Became a Homoeopath
William Henry Holcolmbe (1825-1893) was a homeopathic physician who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in medicine in 1847 and went on to practice homeopathy.
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Anxiety: Homeopathy or Drugs?
Panic, palpitations, and nervous diarrhoea don’t have to rule your life. Here’s a comparison with related research between the homeopathic and conventional approach to anxiety.
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Arthritis: Homeopathic Treatment
Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, bursitis, fibromyalgia, polymyalgia? Homeopathy helps by matching remedies to symptoms rather than remedies to disease names. Here’s why.
