HOMEOPATHY FOR CHILDREN AND MOMS

Cranberry and D-mannose are the crunchy reflex for UTIs — but the research shows they don't end an active infection. Here's what Homœopathy does differently.

One remedy to add to your kit before summer For most crunchy moms, Arnica is the first Homœopathic remedy that’s used. It's the workhorse — the fall off the bike, the soft-tissue bruise, the kid who took an elbow to the cheek. Arnica earns its place. But Arnica isn't the right remedy for every injury. Splinters in bare feet. Bee stings. Insect bites that swell hot and angry. Animal bites. The deck nail nobody saw. A tick out on the trail. The deep purple-black bruise that t

The Four Foundational Principles of Classical Homœopathy Similarity – Similia Similibus Curantur – “Let like be cured by like.” A substance that produces symptoms in a healthy person can cure those same symptoms in a sick person. Individuality Every person expresses dis-ease uniquely—even with the same diagnosis. The remedy must match the peculiar way this individual suffers. Totality of Symptoms The complete picture—mental, emotional, physical, modalities, strange-rare-pecul

How Homœopathy Was Born In the late 18th century, German physician and chemist Samuel Hahnemann (1755–1843) became deeply disillusioned with the brutal practices of his time—bloodletting, leeches, toxic mercury treatments. Rather than harm his patients, he stopped practising and supported his large family by translating medical texts. While translating Cullen’s Materia Medica in 1790, he read that cinchona bark cured malaria because of its “bitter, astringent” properties. Hah