The Homeopathic Treatment and Prevention of Cholera (Part B)
One remedy is used for profuse, offensive diarrhoea when the person is intolerant of warmth and wants to be uncovered in spite of feeling cold … but what about the other 9 remedies?
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Research: Homeopathy for Ear Infections
Have you ever had an ear infection? If so, you’ll know the urgency of treating the pain and inflammation as quickly as possible. Fortunately, homeopathy has the answer – even …
Q. I have heard there is a remedy called the ‘corpse reviver’. What is it and what does it do?
Answer: Carbo vegetabilis (Carb-v.) is a homeopathic remedy that has been given the colourful nickname, ‘The Corpse Reviver’. Carb-v is prepared from vegetable charcoal and while it’s used for several …
Homeopathy made simple: Treating ‘family and friend’ ailments
“In this Part 2, we progress to using homeopathy for simple acute complaints such as coughs, colds, and headaches that affect family and friends. Because everyone experiences these complaints differently, …
Know Your Remedy: Nux moschata (Nux-m)
Who would have thought that common nutmeg, regularly used as a culinary spice, could treat symptoms such as confusion and sleepiness as a homeopathic remedy – but it does. Common …
What is a Homeopathic Aggravation?
An aggravation is the temporary appearance of new symptoms, or a temporary intensification of existing symptoms, following a dose of a homeopathic remedy. Aggravations are harmless, usually mild, and short-lived. …
Baby Got the Sniffles?
Homeopath, Paula, comments, “Many over the counter medicines are contraindicated for babies under 6 months old…” In that case, take a look at several common but safe cold remedies.
Homeopathy for Croup
Debbie Bruck describes what it was like, before she studied homeopathy, when her young children had croup. She says: “I remember sitting outside on the front stoop with my young …
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 …