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. (more…)
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. (more…)
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? (more…)
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). (more…)
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! (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? (more…)
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. (more…)