Dog Days
Yes, yes … seems as though everyone in the Northern Hemisphere has been perspiring their way through the Dog Days of Summer.
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Bruxism
There’s nothing like a fancy word to make a condition sound exotic. However, bruxism is far from exotic. In fact, it’s pretty common, especially in children. Bruxism is just another way to say grinding the teeth.
When Tooth Extraction Is Unavoidable
Our first choice is to avoid tooth extractions. That’s a no-brainer! Indeed, our goal is to retain all our teeth through good diet and homeopathic support when needed.
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Exquisite Tooth Pain
We often take our teeth for granted. They help us eat. They help us speak. They help maintain facial and intracranial structures that even affect the alignment of our neck and spine.
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“I Don’t Like That Baby”: Homeopathy and Behavioral Issues
Yes, you read that title correctly. Although many people associate homeopathy with only physical conditions, these polite yet powerful medicines have been shown to be effective for behavioral issues as well.
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E, F, G: Exhausted, Fatigued … Gelsemium
Have you ever been dog-tired? I love old English expressions. Do you wonder about this particular one’s origin? Well, here you go. From theidioms.com, dog-tired is “an adjectival phrase meaning to be physically exhausted, it derives from an ancient tale of Alfred the Great, who used to send his sons out with his widespread kennels
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If You Can’t Stand the Heat … Grab the Belladonna
Whew! Summer has come with a vengeance, hasn’t it? Indeed, as most of the United States bakes in a meteorological oven, it’s hard to get my mind off the subject of heat.
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Freedom Comes in Many Forms
Today is a special day in the United States. We celebrate our freedom! Indeed, our Founding Fathers eschewed external control. They fought and died for autonomy!
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The Hummingbird Effect
Have you heard of the Butterfly Effect? If not, a simplistic definition of the theory is that seemingly small events can have huge impacts elsewhere because of the complex system in which we live. Many folks sum it up in an illustration something like this:
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Summertime and the Ledum Is Easy
You know how much I love singing, so you’ll forgive me for changing the lyrics of “Summertime and the Livin’ Is Easy.” Indeed, summertime is when I think of Ledum the most often, so doesn’t it deserve to be in the title? My friends, let’s just cut to the chase. The next medicine we should
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