From an early age, I was enamored with fabrics and sewing; I made many of my clothes in grammar school and high school. I worked in a fabric store and could barely resist purchasing textiles I later came to realize I’d probably never use. Today, and for the last 30 years, my passion is […]
Buy What You Think You’ll Need, Then Buy a Few More! Read More »
Headaches come in all shapes and sizes; just like people. But there are certain headaches that are common enough that a protocol may be assigned rather easily.
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**Update: Lately, I’ve been hearing from students and clients from North America and Europe that Molluscum Contagiosum is going around many communities. Molluscum Contagiosum is a viral infection that often affects children, resulting in numerous wart-like bumps.
Not Just Any Warts; Molluscum Contagiosum Read More »
Guest Blog by Courtney Ingham There are few things more exciting than kidding season on a goat farm.
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Today I’d like to address a particular type of question I’m often asked. A typical example is:
There Are Three Sides to Every Coin! Plus, Two Medicines for Scar Tissue Read More »
Carle is a bright, creative young boy but at school, he just doesn’t seem to function well. He has ADHD, anxiety and a bad temper.
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I’m sick. Lest you think homeopaths don’t get ill … here’s proof that we do. I’m writing this on my laptop from bed, with a cup of bone stock on my bedside table. You read that right — I. Am. Sick.
Homeopaths Get the Flu Too, Ya Know Read More »
Genital Herpes. It strikes fear. It ruins relationships. It causes pain and suffering. Most importantly, it’s prevalent; epidemic even.
Homeopathic Remedy for Genital Herpes Read More »
Hi Friends! It’s me, Buster. I know it’s been a while since my last post, but I haven’t been able to use Joette’s computer without her noticing what I’m up to.
Dry, Cracked Skin: How to Get Rid of the “Ruff” Stuff Read More »
The poor people of Flint, Michigan. I’m trying really hard not to go off on a tangent about my thoughts surrounding the irresponsibility of government, and how we are more on our own than we’d like to believe (although I may have just done so by making that statement.) This time, it’s the local government
