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Remedy Responses: What They Mean (Part B)
Continuing on from Part A, this tutorial explains the significance of different responses to a homeopathic remedy and what they mean for your treatment.
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How Often to Dose with a 30C Homeopathic Remedy
The following instructions are suitable for the self-treatment of simple acute (short-lived) problems such as coughs, colds and digestive upsets with a 30C potency. One dose equals one sugar-pill or pellet, or ¼ dropper (5-7 drops) of liquid, placed in the mouth to be dissolved and absorbed. Chronic (long-lasting) conditions require changes in remedies, potencies,…
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Homeopathic Consultations – Acute and Chronic
The information you provide during your first appointment is used by your homeopath to choose the most appropriate remedy. It makes good sense to prepare beforehand.
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Homeopathic Beer
Data from the ‘proving’ (homeopathic trial) of homeopathically prepared alcohol showed it produced (and so treats) symptoms similar to those of drunkenness.
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‘Inappropriate’ Children
“When children who have never been exposed to sexual matters start to behave inappropriately, parents are obviously concerned and confused.” One particular remedy may help.
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Lack of Confidence and Learning Difficulties
Mitchell was a nine-year-old boy who hated school. Writing was difficult and concentration was poor. Homeopathy made a big difference.
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Do Antibiotics Make People Fat?
Could antibiotics be contributing to the obesity epidemic? Very likely according to recent research but other options, including homeopathy exist for acute and recurrent infections.
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Homeopathy During the 1918 Flu Pandemic
“In a plant of almost 8,000 workers we had only one death. The patients were not drugged to death. Gelsemium was practically the only remedy used.”
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Homeopathic Consult: What to Expect
Sandra Courtney draws from her experience as a homeopathic patient and student to describe what the first homeopathic consultation is like.
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Homeopathy for Kids
A doctor gives three examples of remedies she uses for children’s problems – Arnica, Chamomilla and Ignatia – and the symptom profiles they suit.
