Here’s a little exchange I recently had with a student of mine.

QUESTION: Based on what I have learned from your webinars, I  used Chamomilla 200C with great success on my granddaughter. She had a really bad ear infection and within an hour (and after two doses), she fell into peaceful sleep. This was after nearly two days of screaming and crying and a history of this, which had been treated repeatedly with antibiotics. It’s been nearly a year and she’s not had another incident since. This is pretty significant, given she had practically lived on antibiotics for the last year or so for repeated infections.

However, around that last incident, my daughter was curious about the remedy and asked her pediatrician about it. After he scribbled down the script for yet another round of antibiotics and a brief discussion about surgery as the next step, he looked up chamomile on the net and declared that it is dangerous because it is a blood thinner. What’s up with that?

ANSWER: Your daughter was questioning the wrong stuff and asking the wrong guy. She should have questioned the antibiotics and the fact that the doctor had not gotten rid of your granddaughter’s problem the first, second, or even FIFTH time around.

In fact, instead of asking why, she should’ve fired him!

(Sorry, I get wrapped up in this archaic drug-happy-pediatrician thing. Back to the question of chamomile; it’s better for my blood pressure.)

What your daughter’s pediatrician likely found was information regarding chamomile, the herb; not the homeopathic medicine, Chamomilla 200C.

HUGE difference.

Homeopathic medicines are often (not always) made from herbs, but everything changes once the special process of dilution and succession of the substance is employed.

This is the homeopathic method.

This mathematical process eliminates toxicity and brings forth the curative aspect of the original substance from which it is made.

That is the great mystery of chemistry.

Indeed, the homeopathic medicine Chamomilla 200C is different from the herb chamomile because it is potentized 200 times to the hundredth power.

In fact, there is nothing in these potencies that should cause any pause for concern, as long as they are used according to directions.

Hence, homeopathic medicines are one of the safest forms of medicine in the world.

This is the medicine I used for my children for ear infections related to teething and for when, as adults, they had wisdom teeth pain.

I made it my duty to learn about this remedy, and if I do say so myself, I did it with alacrity.

It worked every time.

Further, throughout homeopathy’s 230-plus years of medical history, not a single remedy (all of which are regulated by the FDA, by the way) has been taken off the market because it caused harm.  

Juxtapose that against what conventional drug companies consistently assume, despite the fact that their “patented” drugs are yanked from the shelves every few months because the only way to know if their products are safe is to: give it a few years, watch for new ailments and deaths, and learn from others' sufferings.

Otitis Media (the clinical name for a common middle ear infection) was cured with Chamomilla 200C in Germany in 1795 in the same manner it is cured today in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 2015.  

Nothing capricious here. Just good old-fashioned, safe, inexpensive, efficacious, mother-friendly, doctor-baffling (sorry, I can’t help myself!) medicine.

I implore you to take advantage of my resources on this blog and my website.

For crying out loud … it's free!  

My advice would be to encourage your daughter to get off her keister in the pediatrician’s waiting room, go home, and learn how to cure her family herself.

That’s how she’ll become more like her wise mother. Her (and your granddaughter's) life will be better because of it.

Chamomilla 200C for Teething; Even Wisdom Tooth Pain.

Despite most common misconceptions, wisdom teeth are not superfluous. Unless there is a grossly apparent problem, and I mean seriously pathological, be sure to get a second opinion from a biological dentist whom you can trust. Otherwise, leave those puppies in and try Chamomilla 200, twice daily for a few weeks (or less).

And of course, for otitis media that has been principally ushered in from teething, especially if accompanied by severe pain, (and particularly noteworthy if the child is irritable) Chamomilla 200 is your go-to medicine.

Hopefully, after reading this, the next question anyone asks will be: “Why did I spend so much time with that outdated goofball … ahem, I mean pediatrician?”

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Next week I’ll cover the Banerji Protocol for genital herpes.

Stay tuned.