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In this podcast, we cover:

0:54 Open your doors to homeopathy

4:17 What to expect with homeopathy

10:19 The harmful effects of using antibiotics

13:44 What dosage to use and how to know if treatment is working

26:08 Get started with homeopathy

The Secret of Getting Ahead Is Getting Started – Mark Twain

This week’s podcast is about starting and using homeopathy for your family’s acute illnesses.

• I list the 5 main goals we expect to accomplish when treating an acute illness.

• Where homeopathy surpasses modern medicine and in contrast often makes modern medicine look outdated.

• General guidelines for selecting dosage.

• The 3 criteria that need to be met to know if the selected remedy is working. (This is a writer downer.)

• Why it is important to improve your observational skills and why it will happen naturally as you study and use homeopathy.

• A little hint on how to keep your family’s records. This took me years to refine. (more…)

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In this podcast, we cover:

1:08 Homeopathy is universal

5:06 Benefits of homeopathy

10:36 Remedy for colic

16:10 Happiness that homeopathy brings

20:59 Organizing one’s life

This week’s podcast should have been titled: “What can homeopathy do for you and your baby (and other ages too)? Plus 3 benefits that you can take to the bank.”

This is the take-away.

• I tell my story of raising my three boys so you can hear my practical advice and use it.

• How I used Chamomilla for teething instead of Tylenol and avoided the dangerous side effects.

• What one of my nursing babies received when he had a bout of colic because I ate too much garlic.

• How knowing some homeopathy made me happy, had me leap frogging instead of ladder climbing when it came to curing my family’s ills and gave me confidence as a new young mother.

Don’t be dissuaded. Like a good piano teacher, my methods and the Banerji Protocols can have you treating your family’s ills in no time. (more…)

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In this podcast, we cover:

0:56 Acute versus chronic condition

7:02 Otoscope for diagnosing ear infections

12:20 Examples of chronic conditions

20:30 The use of remedies after antibiotics

25:55 Protocol for all

Can you treat only acute illnesses or are families able to root out chronic problems too?

Here’s the upshot of this week’s blog:

• Is it safe for moms to treat their family’s chronic illnesses? (If you’ve been following my blog, you actually already know the answer.)

• Learn my little secrets on how to avoid drugs

• If nothing else, at least have this essential remedy on hand

• What I mean when I say that when you know some homeopathy, it is life changing.

Forget what this administration is touting. Homeopathy is the affordable health care. (more…)

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 In this podcast, we cover:

0:59 Curing and caring for our family

6:28 A wonderful legacy

9:01 A cure for any sickness of all ages

16:35 Treating colds

19:56 Remedies worth having all the time

24:28 Essence of motherhood

I’ll supply the inspiration; you the perspiration. But I promise that the benefits to you and your family will be significant. Let me give you several more reasons and tips you can use today in this week’s podcast.

I believe knowing how to cure your family is the epitome of womanhood. It is the essence of who we are. It is what we do best. And when you learn how to do this, it is what I call parental exceptionalism.

I’ve been teaching moms for almost 27 years, so I get a lot of folks coming back to me saying, “Holy cow, I cannot believe what this has done for my child.”

Once you learn this easy homeopathy, it will become second nature to you.

Become the extraordinary parent, in a class of your own, the kind of parenting that gives you a legacy.

And here are a couple of my favorite remedies every family should have in their medicine cabinet:

• Calc carb 30 or 200

• Nux vomica 30 or 200 (I’ll tell you why I took this away from my son when he was a teen.)

Arnica montana 200

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In this podcast, we cover:

1:07 What conventional medicine is great for

4:32 Using homeopathy versus conventional medicine

10:14 Chamomile and its uses

15:35 Poison Ivy: From poison to homeopathic medicine

18:48 Homeopathy is medicine, not supplements

21:30 Hypericum for cuts

25:46 Take advantage of available resources to study homeopathy

I’ve just recorded my second podcast. I hope these podcasts will become a valuable resource in your audio library.

Every two weeks we will post the latest podcasts here. Very soon you will also be able to find these on popular sites like Itunes.

I promise to bring you useful content in my weekly blog, on my community page and now in this new podcast format.

Each podcast will include a new section on “Remedies You Need to Know” designed to help you start treating your family’s everyday conditions right now with homeopathy. (more…)

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In this podcast, we cover:

0:38 All-natural foods that you can use on your face

7:16 Uprooting the problem versus suppressing it

21:35 Homeopathy’s proven efficacy for over 200 years

27:26 Joette’s personal battle with eczema and other health issues

31:36 Joette finally finds homeopathy

Would you eat Diazolidinyl or Imidazolidinyl urea? Doesn’t sound appetizing, but these are two common preservatives used in moisturizer creams.

Yes, urea is an organic waste compound, and the body excretes it through the skin (in the form of sweat), but the urea in your common moisturizer cream is synthetic. That means it is made in a lab, and the synthetic raw materials are ammonia and carbon dioxide. Would you be comfortable spreading them on a slice of toast?

Consider this, the moment you put anything on your skin it is absorbed into the body. (more…)