Cigarette smoke … cough, cough! Carbon monoxide … gag! Paint fumes … faint! Drugs … ugh!
The poisonous toxins in our world make you want to ditch modern society and move to an island in the Pacific. It’s a scary world out there.
Or is it? (more…)
They say silence is golden, but I’m pretty sure they didn’t mean laryngitis.
Especially during cold and flu season, laryngitis can add insult to injury. One of my Mighty Members recently wrote me asking how this common ailment might be addressed with homeopathy. (more…)
Surprise! Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is making the rounds again.
Well, let’s face it… it’s no surprise. This childhood condition is quite common, usually causing fever, mouth sores and a nasty skin rash. (more…)
Sometimes, humans just don’t know what’s good for them … or bad. Our widespread societal reliance on technology has its good points (it’s easier to deposit a check digitally or borrow a digital copy of a book from the library). Still, that reliance also comes with a potentially heavy price.
Addiction to screen time not only can be a huge time waster, but it also can potentially lead to symptoms resulting from cybersickness. (more…)
Homeopathy Masters
Our thoughts continue to be with the victims of the ongoing California fires. This week’s Monday Night Live will be devoted to discussing homeopathic medicines for physical and emotional issues stemming from natural disasters. Watch the livestream this Monday, January 20, at 8 p.m. EST, within my Joette’s Mighty Members site or on our simulcast network through the Joette Calabrese Facebook page, YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), Rumble and Instagram. (Or watch the recorded replays on the various venues at your convenience.)
Last week’s blog post on cybersickness triggered a contribution from a homeopathic practitioner whom I greatly respect: Joe De Livera. Now in his 90s, Joe has taken countless cases over decades. Through his experience, he has developed unique protocols and delivery (or should I say, “De Livery”) methods he calls “Joepathy.” (more…)
Cybersickness
Before I begin this week’s pre-planned blog post, our hearts go out to the victims of the California fires. The devastation is unthinkable. So many people are in shock and suffering great loss and grief. I offer these links to previous blog posts that can be of aid to those in need: (more…)
Blech. It’s winter, and they say that norovirus is going around. It’s hard to peruse a news source without reading something that blames it for all sorts of suffering. To make it even more scary and evil, it's sometimes called the “two-bucket disease.” (I’ll let you use your imagination on that one, but it’s not because you feel like going to the beach to build sandcastles.) (more…)