
A homeopath describes the themes of the four mineral genotypes – Sulphur, Calcarea carbonicum, Phosphorous and Silicea – by referencing their position in the periodic table.
A quick quiz for those heading into winter… Can you name at least three homeopathic remedies for tickley, dry, chesty, wet or lingering coughs? Here’s a ‘cheat sheet’ to help.
The homeopathic and conventional approaches to vertigo are compared. Links to five studies and a list of key remedies is provided.
Infection in the skin around the fingernails may be painful and persistent. A doctor discusses his favourite remedies for this problem – no matter whether its cause is bacterial or fungal.
Hand cramps can arise from simple overuse or from something more serious such as dystonia. The latter, along with some useful remedies, is discussed in this article.
Lot’s of common homeopathic remedies help acne but what about less common ones? Here’s a list of rarely presented yet oh-so-helpful remedies for troubling pimples.
Apis treats symptoms similar to those of a bee sting – swelling, burning, prickling, stinging, and redness. These may arise from a bite, sting, allergic reaction, or even joint inflammation.
Key remedies help the initial bleeding, bruising, swelling, and pain while others assist with the longer process of bone repair, and even the strengthening of weak or brittle bones.
Fevers are a vital part of the healing process. Suppressing them with medicines delays that healing. Homeopathy helps by correcting what caused the fever so it then resolves.
Whether prepping for a race or recovering from an injury, ‘run’ to homeopathy. It has much to offer the professional and amateur athlete.
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