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Hollywood Homeopathy: Meatloaf Learns a Lesson in Dosage
Meatloaf is a wonderful man, full of life and energy. He has great charisma and a work ethic not to be believed. While we were in Halifax filming, the very funny and horrifying, “A Hole in the Head, he was writing for his band that he brought to town. They were often recording on weekends.…
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Trituration: Making Insoluble Substances Soluble
It’s easy to make homeopathic remedies out of soluble substances – just repeatedly dilute and succuss (agitate vigorously) – but what happens when the base substance is insoluble as with the metals? That’s when you need to triturate. The following instructions on trituration are drawn from aphorism 270 of the sixth edition of the Organon. This…
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Do Antibiotics Make People Fat?
Have antibiotics contributed to the obesity epidemic which is now such a problem in the West? Most likely, according to recent research. The killing of gut bacteria by antibiotics has now been linked to type II diabetes, metabolic syndrome, inflammation, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart disease, AND obesity … and trying to replace the…
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12 Homeopathic Remedies for Your Dog
Apis mellifica – great for bee and other insect bites. Give every 20 minutes for a few doses after a bee sting. Borax (the remedy, not the powder) – excellent for fear of thunderstorms and fireworks. Give this at the 6c potency twice a day for a month during the season. Myristica – phenomenal remedy…
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Surgeon in Asturias Speaks Out For Homeopathy
Over 100 medical specialists recently gathered at Asturias, Spain to share ideas and experiences about homeopathy. The Olive Press reports that orthopaedic surgeon, Brana Alejandro Vigil addressed the fifth national homeopathy Congress while Argentinian specialist Ernesto Giampietro stressed that homeopathy was different to conventional medicine as it was holistic in nature and looked at the…
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Aconite napellus (Acon.)
Aconite napellus is a purple flowering plant found in Western and Central Europe. It is known by the common names of monkshood (because of the shape of the flower) or wolfsbane (because of its use in hunting). It has a long history of use as a poison and was often used on arrow and spear…
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Kali bichromicum (Kali-bi)
Kali-bi is prepared from potassium bichromate, a common chemical reagent with many industrial and laboratory applications. Homeopathic Kali-bi is used for thick, gluey or ropey discharges from the mucous membranes. The person may have pains in small spots (able to be covered by a thumb) such as occur with sinusitis. Arthritic pains may move from…
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Phosphorus (Phos.)
Phosphorus is a chemical element that exists in combination with other minerals in nature, principally as phosphate salts. As calcium phosphate it is a major component of bones. Its main use is in fertilisers and detergents. White phosphorus is highly reactive and bursts into flames when exposed to warm air hence its name which means…
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Extraordinary Medicine — The Truth About Homeopathy
Over the past few years homeopathy has been under attack by groups with a vested interest in discrediting it. In response, a new website, Extraordinary Medicine, has been formed to set the record straight. It provides the real facts on: What is homeopathy? What does it mean? What are the issues? What is homeopathy? What…
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Nobel Prize Winner Escapes ‘Intellectual Terror’ to Pursue Homeopathic Research in China
In a move that has significant implications for the understanding of how homeopathy works, virologist and Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier has left France to pursue his high dilution research in China. This has shocked many from the scientific community who still hold that homeopathy’s ‘memory of water’ concept is implausible. But Montagnier, who has already…
