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Pre-menstrual Tension, PMT, PMS
To women, everywhere. You don’t have to suffer with premenstrual symptoms such as mood swings, cravings and bloating. Discover key treatment remedies and the symptoms they suit.
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Homeopathy for the Holidays
Are your holidays full of peace and joy or anxiety, excitement, and sleeplessness? If the latter, this article suggests potential remedies to restore the harmony.
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Homeopathy Relieves Pain
Drug-based painkillers have side-effects and may be addictive … but not homeopathics. One study showed homeopathy to be as effective as Diclofenac.
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Autism: Part 1 – Homeopathy and the Treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorders (Practitioners and Parents)
“Transitions that had previously been a huge problem were suddenly no problem at all … He became less obsessed with activities…”
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Dental Homeopathy vs Steroids
A study involving patients with oral lichen planus, submucous fibrosis, and trigeminal neuralgia showed homeopathy could reduce and replace the use of steroids and their side-effects.
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Remedies for Disasters (Part 3)
To conclude our series on First Response Homeopathy we’ll look at some of the remedies that bring emotional healing for the psychological trauma inflicted by disasters.
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Homeopathic Prevention: Human Records, Studies and Trials
In the beginning… Homeopathy’s ability to prevent as well as treat epidemic disease was discovered in 1799 by Samuel Hahnemann, founder of Homeopathy, during an epidemic of scarlet fever in which he successfully use a matching homeopathic remedy to contain its spread in those he treated. The prophylactic effects of Homeopathy were quickly picked up…
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Great Women of Homeopathy
“When allopathic doctors were offering barbaric treatments such as bloodletting, leaches, mercury and arsenic, women went looking for safer, gentler methods”.
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Treatment Types for Gout
Hot, painful, twinging, or swollen joints? The homeopathic and conventional approach to gout are compared and a symptom list of key homeopathic remedies provided.
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Panic Attacks and Homeopathy
Following a car accident, Samantha suffered from panic attacks. She would be dizzy, have a burning sensation in her head as if it would explode, and her vision would turn black.
