Research in Homeopathy 1

Research in Homeopathy

“Shown below are abstracts from human, animal, plant and in-vitro scientific studies that attest the reality that there is indeed evidence for homeopathy, and lots of it.”

How Often Should I Take My Remedy? 2

How Often Should I Take My Remedy?

"The more intense the symptoms the more frequent the remedy should be given." Here's a guide on how often to dose and when improvements should be seen if the remedy is correct.

Video: Rheumatoid Arthritis - Lauren’s Story - Homeopathy Helps Me to Live a Normal Life 3

Video: Rheumatoid Arthritis – Lauren’s Story – Homeopathy Helps Me to Live a Normal Life

Lauren developed rheumatoid arthritis at the age of two. Twenty-five years later she tells how homeopathy has helped her live an active and healthy life.

Effective Against Melanoma? 4

Effective Against Melanoma?

Brazilian scientists showed over several studies that potentised remedies reduced and controlled the spread of melanoma cells and tumors.

Somi – An Aggressive Child 5

Somi – An Aggressive Child

Somi was an angry 7-year-old facing expulsion from school. His mother was at her wits end and so decided to try homeopathy. Here's what happened.

AUTISM: What Difference Does Homeopathy Make? 6

AUTISM: What Difference Does Homeopathy Make?

Which symptoms make it possible for children to be treated with homeopathy even when they can't tell you what is wrong with them?

Helping Autism – Alex’s Story 7

Helping Autism – Alex’s Story

"... a definite improvement after each dose, followed by a general decline just prior to needing his next dose, ..."

Tutorial 13 - Finding a Good Homeopath 8

Tutorial 13 – Finding a Good Homeopath

A common question is, “How do I find a good homeopath?” With many therapists incorporating remedies into their treatments it can be difficult to identify the professional homeopath.

Study: Arnica and UV Damage 9

Study: Arnica and UV Damage

Many know of Arnica's benefits following a bruise or injury but how many also know that it repairs genetic damage from the sun's ultra-violet radiation - at least in bacteria?