BAM! That Bump Led to a Bloody Nose. Now What?
A bloody nose is an all-too-common injury during summer activities. Let’s discuss the homeopathic medicines to consider for nosebleeds.
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Ferrum phos
Cell Salt Series: When the Bough Breaks
Remember this line from “Rock-a-Bye Baby,” the old children’s nursery rhyme? “When the bough breaks, the cradle will fall, and down will come baby, cradle and all.”
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Cell Salt Series: Sweltering and Swelling
Not to get too personal, but have your ankles ever looked like water balloons? (And felt like them, too?)
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Cell Salt Series: Calc fluor, The Elasticity Cell Salt
Isn’t it annoying to attempt to use a rubber band that has lost its proper elasticity? If it stretches too much, it won’t offer enough support. Conversely, a rubber band becomes utterly worthless if it can no longer stretch enough and snaps.
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Cell Salt Series: Back to School Means Kali phos
Sending your child off to college requires a lot of preparation and packing. Have all the textbooks? Check. ✔︎ Bed linens and towels? Check. ✔︎ Notebooks and other supplies? Check. ✔︎ Computer? Check. ✔︎ Kali phos? Wait … what?
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Cell Salt Series: Grab Your Mug; It’s Mag Phos !
It’s time for another in our series of posts about the cell salts. This week? One more of my favorites: Mag phos. Truth be told, don’t be surprised if you hear me say each cell salt is one of my favorites. I love ‘em all!
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Get Your Kids High: Fever Is Good
Put down the Tylenol. Don’t touch that antibiotic. You can do this on your own! Fever is not a bad word. It is your friend. In fact, it’s the mechanism that the body has intuitively designed to cook off illnesses such as the flu, colds, ear infections and the like, and it serves an
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