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A Study of Homeopathic X-ray 1

A Study of Homeopathic X-ray

Can the homeopathic X-ray remedy be used in both treatment and prevention? This article discusses either use and includes information on its early provings.

Study: High Blood Pressure 2

Study: High Blood Pressure

An interesting study compared the short-term effects on blood pressure of a homeopathic remedy (Veratrum viride) and a common allopathic antihypertensive drug (Atenolol).

Alzheimer's Symptoms Helped by Homeopathy 3

Alzheimer’s Symptoms Helped by Homeopathy

Studies were presented at a Neuroscience Conference in which homeopathy influenced amyloid plaques, and enhanced learning, recognition, and memory.

Survey: How Are Nosodes Used? 4

Survey: How Are Nosodes Used?

Nosodes are homeopathic remedies prepared from disease producing bacteria and viruses, or diseased tissue, fluid or discharge. But, how are they used in practice?

Homeopathy and Autism - Melissa's Story 5

Homeopathy and Autism – Melissa’s Story

"... she wasn’t even acknowledging my husband’s presence when he came home from work at the end of the day."

Brain Injury - Homeopathic Help 6

Brain Injury – Homeopathic Help

Homeopathy led to significant improvements for people with traumatic brain injury, even those whose injury was of many years’ duration. Here's what happened.

Study: Melanoma Cells 'Suicide' with Homeopathy 7

Study: Melanoma Cells ‘Suicide’ with Homeopathy

Melanoma cells were more likely to implode without harming surrounding cells when exposed to this remedy. A "remarkable" reduction in their spread then followed.

Study: Homeopathy for Haemophilia 8

Study: Homeopathy for Haemophilia

Treatment reduced the frequency and severity of bleeding, relieved pain, improved mental well-being, and lessened absenteeism.

Video: Childhood Diarrhoea Study 9

Video: Childhood Diarrhoea Study

A study on homeopathy for childhood diarrhoea was published in a prestigious medical journal. 'Skeptics' then attempted to tear it apart. This was the researcher's response.