Homeopathy for Summer First-aid
Have you fallen victim to sunburn or heatstroke - the unwanted side-effects of summer? While prevention is better than cure, here are some remedies for when it's too late.
Fit to be tried: Homeopathy verdict
An Irish journalist visited a Dublin homeopathy to see if homeopathy worked. What did she say about her “one off” treatment? DID IT WORK? Subtle but definite improvement PLUSES: Non-invasive and intuitive […]
Tissue Salts
Custom Tissue Salts – Individual Remedies in Liquid Tissue Salt liquid remedies come in a 20ml bottle and contain approximately 120 doses. $19.50 for singles or $25.50 for combinations. Try […]
Tarentula Spiders Help Infected Cattle
Foot and mouth disease in cattle is treated by a homeopathic remedy prepared from the Tarentula cubensis spider. Foot and Mouth is a contagious viral disease of cloven-hoofed animals such […]
How to Stress a Mouse
Scientists, in two pooled studies, gave white mice the homeopathic remedy, Gelsemium, and then placed them under stress to see if it helped them cope with anxiety. Fortunately, they were […]
Sinusitis – It Almost Ruined a Singing Career
“Imagine a singer’s worst nightmare – not being able to sing. Madeleine’s beautiful soprano voice had been enjoyed by thousands, but for the past seven years she had been plagued […]
Healing Ear, Nose, and Throat Problems
Dr Keith Souter gives a rundown on homeopathic remedies suitable for ear, nose and throat problems such as nasal polyps, nosebleeds, allergic rhinitis, sore throats, sinusitis, earache and vertigo. He […]
NZ Press Council rules against anti-homeopathy article
Last year, New Zealand North and South magazine carried a misleading article called “Homeopathy – Trick or Treatment?” that claimed: “….homeopathic remedies have failed every randomised, evidence-based scientific study seeking […]
Homeopathy for malaria
Homeopathic remedies have been used for 200 years for the treatment and prevention of malaria. New research now supports the clinical efficacy of this practice. The study in question was […]
