Shopping can be fun. But shopping for something specific can sometimes become frustrating. This is especially true when looking for a precise homeopathic medicine that you or your family needs. It starts to feel like a treasure hunt, right? I understand. We’ve all been there.
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In answer to your questions, I recently began discussing fungal conditions. (If you missed the first installment, please click through to my blog article, The Feet of Athletes.) But for now, let’s keep the conversation going, shall we?
The word “fungus” shouldn’t always cause consternation. Take it from this Italian cook; there are good fungi — think mushrooms and truffles! But when several of you recently asked about how I would deal with fungus, I assumed that I wasn’t being asked to share a recipe for Fettuccine al Tartufo.
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Happy Birfday to me. Happy Birfday to me. I’m turning seventee-eeeen. Happy Birfday to me! Hi there! Buster, the Bad Office Dog, here again! I’m turning 17 this month! They say that’s 119 in human years. (Who is this “they” anyway?) I definitely don’t feel 119. At least not anymore.
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I’m regularly asked if I can direct someone to a book that has the name of all conditions and which medicine to use for each. Why, yes! Yes, I can. But are you sure that’s what you want?
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A homeopath, a naturopath, a pharmacist, an author, a medical doctor and a nurse walk into a conference … Yes, it may sound like the beginning of a very complicated joke, but it actually describes the vibrant scenario surrounding the Joint American Homeopathic Conference (JAHC).
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They say it’s a woman’s prerogative to change her mind. Well, maybe so. But in this case, it is an experienced homeopath’s prerogative to digest additional information and reassess accordingly!
When in Doubt: Arnica! Read More »
Show of hands … how many of you believe in the efficacy of homeopathic medicines? Well, that’s certainly the majority of you, my dear readers. But wait. Do I see a few skeptics in the back who are not raising their hands?
I get asked quite often about bedwetting and incontinence. Previously, I’ve hesitated a bit to write a general blog about these conditions because there can be more to the subject than meets the eye. However, I want to use these conditions as an example of a principle I’d like to teach this week.
Suffering from bursitis can be miserable any time of the year. But for some folks, cold weather (such as we have been having around the United States recently) can really flare up their pain!
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