Pill or Liquid Remedies?
Is it best to use pills or liquids when taking a homeopathic remedy? Both give good results but one has an edge over the other. Which one?
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dosage
Q. Doses for babies, doses for adults: is there a difference?
Q. How much of a remedy should I give? Here are the recommendations for big and little people, and the reason why the size of dose is considered a minor variable during treatment.
Q. Which Potency Should I Choose?
Are you suffering from a simple complaint that could be easily treated at home with homeopathy? These guidelines offer information on which potency would be useful, and why.
How Often to Dose with a Homeopathic Remedy
The following instructions are suitable for acute (short-lived) problems rather than chronic complaints. One dose equals one pill or pellet, or ¼ dropper (5-7 drops) of liquid taken by mouth. …
Remedies for Traveller Woes
Food poisoning, constipation, anxiety, sunstroke, exhaustion, and more challenge travellers. And it’s for good reason homeopathy is known as the ‘traveller’s friend’.
Tutorial 11 – Return of Old Symptoms
Marie was relieved that her menopausal symptoms had improved with homeopathy but past problems such as a painful shoulder and hay fever had returned. Why?
How Often Should I Take My Remedy?
The following instructions are suitable for acute (short-lived) problems rather than chronic complaints. One dose equals one pill or pellet, or ¼ dropper (5-7 drops) of liquid taken by mouth. …
Stre-e-e-tch out the Life of Your Pills
Homeopathy is a system of medicine that heals through the transfer of energetic information rather than chemicals. The sugar pills or liquids used are just the carriers for this information. …