Fingers crossed. Let’s hope the economy recovers this year. Here’s a suggestion that might help your pocketbook now and in the long haul. Learn how to use a little homeopathy. I don’t mean drop what you’re doing and return to school. I’m suggesting taking more control of your health and finances by treating your family with simple inexpensive remedies. Arnica montana for bruises, Belladonna for ear infections and fever, Mag phos for cramps. Fewer co-pays. No expensive meds. There’s nothing more empowering than taking control of your healthcare. It’s intelligent, rational and offers big dividends. Homeopathy is economical medicine.
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Homeopathy along with other alternative options makes good sense for regaining our health. Not only is it expensive to seek medical care from MD’s, more often than not, it fails. Doctors are given so much power but they fail to deliver. Why do we hold them in such high esteem? They certainly dont deserve it! They often do not know what is wrong, and do not even bother to test or give a diagnosis. They are quick to pawn off drugs before they even know the cause. We pay a co-pay to the doctor, which is rising all the time, and then ANOTHER co-pay to the pharmacy! And we get the meds home, take them as prescribed and find that we need to go to the dr AGAIN because the medicine didnt work. Then we start the process all over again with yet ANTHER medicine, that requires yet ANOTHER co-pay, and on and on. Through all this, do we bother to ask what the side effects are? What harm are these drugs doing to our internal organs? Will we develop liver disease? cancer? Who knows? Likely the doctor AND the pharmacist will withhold this information, that is, if they even know! I rely on natural healing and I think more and more people are happily hopping on the natural cure bandwagon. Thanks, Joette, for keeping us healthy and informed!