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Remedy: Euphorbia lathyris
Hallucinations, coma, oedema of eyelids, cold perspiration and slimy coating on tongue? Sounds horrible but Euphorbia lathyrism may be a remedy that suits.
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Homeopathy for Animal welfare
A British parliamentarian has responded to a question raised by a fellow MP, stating “Vets using Homeopathy are not putting animals at risk.”
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Study: Safer MSD Treatment
When homeopathy was added to the NSAID treatment of patients with musculoskeletal problems, they needed fewer NSAID doses and adverse events decreased.
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Homeopathic Help for Alcoholism
Several remedies help with the symptoms of alcoholism and alcohol withdrawal – tremors, nervousness, delirium, cold and clammy skin – but which ones?
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Playing the Cello Stopped Seizure
Homeopaths focus on unique symptoms. This is demonstrated beautifully by the case of a young man whose seizures disappeared whenever he played the cello.
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Avoid Surgery with Homeopathy
A doctor discusses an 1891 study in which 100 cataract patients were treated with homeopathy. More than 50% of them improved. He also includes other natural cataract remedies.
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Deception at Work
This doctor says: “The continuing growth of homeopathy across the globe is only being achieved because people are finding it beneficial for a wide range of conditions.”
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What Happens in a Homeopathy Session?
“How often in life do we find a safe, non-judgemental space in which to discuss and explore our health, thoughts and feelings?” asks Lynne Russell as she explains a homeopathic consult.
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Heartbroken Patients get Access to Homeopathy
Homeopathy offered as part of a University counselling service? What a great idea! Those accessing the counselling service increased five-fold.
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Guidelines for Epidemics
The Indian government uses homeopathy to treat and prevent epidemics. The ‘Guidelines for Epidemic Management in Homoeopathy’ document sets out best practice for this area.
