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Know Your Remedies
Aconite Napellus (Acon.) Aesculus Hippocastanum (Aesc.) Agaricus Muscarius (Agar.) Allium Cepa (All-c.) Aloe Socotrina (Aloe.) Anacardium Orientale (Anac.) Antimonium Crudum (Ant-c.) Antimonium Tartaricum (Ant-t.) Apis Mellifica (Apis.) Argentum Nitricum (Arg-n.) Arnica Montana (Arn.) Arsenicum Album (Ars.) Aurum Metallicum (Aur.) Baptisia Tinctoria (Bapt.) Baryta Carbonica (Bar-c.) Belladonna (Bell.) Bellis Perennis (Bell-p.) Berberis Vulgaris (Berb.) Bromium (Brom.)…
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Chamomilla matricaria (Cham.)
Chamomilla matricaria (Cham.) is a plant with small daisy-like flowers native to Europe and temperate Asia. It is now grown in most parts of the world. Chamomilla is used by hebalists and homeopaths as a gentle sleep aid and for digestive complaints. Its effect is homeopathic even when used in raw herbal form (when taken…
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Homeopathy research projects
In many countries homeopathy researchers find it difficult to attract research funding from their governments in spite of well-prepared applications. One institute, established to facilitate this research, is now looking for independent funding for the following research projects: Case series of 20 children diagnosed with ADHD treated with homeopathy for a year. Depression – What…
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Psychiatrist Calls for Homeopathy
Clinically, homeopathy has always helped mental-emotional imbalances so it’s heartening to hear of a psychiatrist calling for its use as part of psychiatry and mental health
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Save the Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital
Plans are in place to cut funding to the historic Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital. This hospital is known world-wide for helping many with chronic disease when conventional treatments had failed them. Its demise would disadvantage them and others in the same situation. If you want this hospital to continue with its homeopathic services, please take a…
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Digitalis purpurea (Dig.)
Digitalis purpurea, known commonly as foxglove, is a flowering plant native to most parts of Europe. It is the original source of the heart medicine digoxin, (also called digitalis or digitalin). Digitalis, during its homeopathic provings slowed the pulse rate of those who took it. As a result it is used homeopathically as a ‘similar’…
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Homeopathy in Haiti
Good news from Haiti about the registration of their first homeopathic association. Holly Manoogian from Homeopaths Without Borders says: “It is official: the Association d’Homeopathes Communautaire have officially registered the first homeopathic organization in Haiti with the Ministère des Affaires Social et du Travail. This group, our first graduating class (13) of community homeopaths from…
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Homeopathy survived plot in Brazil
News travels rapidly around the world these days, but it was not always so. Homeopathy Heals Me carries a report about the “heavy fire” homeopathy was under in Brazil from a pharmaceutical giant and a compromised press in the early 2000s, and how it was eventually overcome by people-power. For those of us outside Brazil,…
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Know Your Remedy: Capsicum Annuum (Caps.)
Capsicum Annuum, commonly called red pepper, is an annual herbaceous plant grown in warmer parts of the world for its edible oblong fruit. The homoeopathic remedy, Capsicum (Caps.), is prepared from this fruit and its seeds. Capsicum suits people with a heavy build who are prone to nostalgia, sadness, depression, and conditions that affect the…
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Brain injury – Homeopathy helps
Recent research shows increased rates of dementia, depression and suicide in ex-footballers who have had frequent blows to the head during their sport. One news report says: “The evidence from the brains of ex-players in American football – the NFL – shows a strong link between concussion and declining performance in the brain. More than…
