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Suffering from Sinusitis?
Homeopathy relieves symptoms of thick yellow mucus, dirty coated tongues, pain, Meniere’s associated sinusitis, and more.
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Case Studies: Homeopathy & Seizure Disorders
Here’s three cases of children with organic brain pathology. Their problems ranged from cerebral palsy, petit-mal seizures and microcephaly. All three responded to homeopathy.
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Homeopathy for Warts
Warts clear without scarring when their unique symptoms are matched to remedies. For example, Antimonium crudum is a useful for ‘cauliflower’ warts or those with a horn.
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Remedies for Varicose Veins
Compare and contrast the conventional and homeopathic approach to swollen and sore veins. A list of useful remedies and a link to related research is included.
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Remedies to Treat Nosebleeds
Homeopathy is used for numerous types of nose bleeds. As examples, it stems those that start during desk work, after eating, with headaches or with itching – and that’s just the beginning.
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Know Your Remedies: Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum (Hep.)
Those who need Hepar sulph feel chilly, hate drafts and dislike being touched. They’re also irritable, easily angered, and over-sensitive to pain. Infections linger and cuts fester.
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Homeopathic Teething Remedies
Chamomilla has gained a reputation as the No. 1 teething remedy but it’s not the only remedy to consider. Several others also suit clinginess, anger, loose stool, and more.
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Homeopathy and Tuberculosis
The homeopathic and conventional approach to tuberculosis is compared. Related research and a list of useful remedies for TB symptoms are included.
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Know Your Remedies: Abies Nigra (Abies-n.)
Common Names: Black Spruce. General Information Abies Nigra (Abies-n.) is derived from the gum of the Picea mariana tree native to northern North America. It was introduced into homeopathy in the 19th century and is primarily recognized for its action on the digestive system, particularly in cases of dyspepsia linked to dietary indiscretions such as…
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Know Your Remedies: Abrotanum (Abrot.)
Common Name: Southernwood, Artemisia abrotanum. General Information Abrotanum is derived from a shrub in the Compositae (Asteraceae) family, native to southern Europe and cultivated in gardens. It has been used in traditional herbal medicine as a bitter tonic, anthelmintic, and for digestive and inflammatory issues, and was introduced into homeopathy in the 19th century. This…
