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Homeopathy for Bad Habits
Homeopathy for bad habits: Tics and twitches, hair-twirling, thumb-sucking, nail-biting, nose picking, drinking, smoking and drug dependency. Dr Souter has written an interesting article with practical steps on how to break bad habits and provides a list of some of the useful homeopathic remedies. More Information: Homeopathy for Bad
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Hong Kong Easy Homeopathy Seminar
Do you live in Hong Kong, or will you be visiting Hong Kong during May? If so, The Easy Homeopathy Seminar runs on the 11th of May … and you’re invited! This seminar is divided into three sessions – attend just one, or all. Learn the fundamentals of homeopathy and how to use it for:…
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GPs say wacky alternatives such as homeopathy AREN’T hokum
The Daily Mail has interviewed six GPs who also use alternative therapy as part of their practice. Dr Tim Robinson tells how he came to use homeopathy and says, “Sceptics say science cannot explain homeopathy, and therefore scientists should not support it. But I’ve seen that homeopathy can be extremely effective in many conditions, such…
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Money-waster or a valuable alternative? Homeopathy and the NHMRC Report
Wondering why the Australian NHMRC delivered a report on homeopathy that was so at odds to human experiences from around the world? Ana Lamaro, spokesperson for the Australian Homeopathic Association, gives some of the reasons in these first-response ABC interviews. If you would like to contribute further research (from anywhere in the world) to the…
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Jimmy Wales hates homeopathy
Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia, wants to see the end of homeopathy (see: https://homeopathyplus.com/wikipedia-co-founder-wants-to-stop-homeopathy/). This is probably the reason why efforts to place accurate information about homeopathy on Wikipedia are always blocked. The same happens with many other complementary and alternative therapies. Now, a petition lets signatories tell Jimmy they will no longer be…
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The homeopathic cure of Wikipedia
“Wikipedia has been caught for a third time frantically producing false information about homeopathy on a shifting footnote intended to support a hypothesis that homeopathic medicine is a “placebo.”…The problem is that reviews of clinical tests of homeopathy, published in the British Medical Journal and the Lancet, among others, have all shown that the collective…
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No Evidence or Poor Methodology? The NHMRC Homeopathy Draft Report – 04/2014
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) released its revised draft document, Evidence on the Effectiveness of Homeopathy for Treating Health Conditions, on April 9th, 2014. It states, in part, “There is no reliable evidence that homeopathy is effective for treating health conditions.” The worldwide homeopathic community is both dismayed but unsurprised by this…
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Know Your Remedies – Cyclamen Europaeum (Cycl)
Cyclamen is a low growing perennial flowering plant common to Europe and the Mediterranean basin. It is easily identified by its oval patterned leaves and attractive flowers with upswept petals. The homeopathic remedy, Cyclamen europaeum (Cycl.) is prepared from the plant’s root or tuber. Digestive complaints, menstrual difficulties, and emotional disturbances benefit from homeopathic Cyclamen…
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Homeopathy for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs)
A message from Fran Sheffield Families dealing with autism make up most of my practice. For more than a decade, I’ve been using homeopathy to successfully treat their children (and increasingly adults) with this disorder. For years people have been asking me to write a book on it – about what I do, how I…
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Ask the Homeopathy Vet
What remedy would you give a pet or stray animal facing a stressful event? Kara, who works in animal rescue asked this question and Sara the Vet responded with lots of helpful advice on suitable homeopathic and Bach flower remedies. She tells you which ones to give, how to give them, and how often –…
