There you are! Let’s add another medicine to our well-curated homeopathic inventory, shall we? A few weeks ago, I discussed the swelling of extremities from heat and humidity in my blog post, Having a Swell Summer, focusing on the cell salt Nat sulph 6X. However, you may recall I mentioned that we also find Apis mellifica strongly […]
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There’s nothing like a fancy word to make a condition sound exotic. However, bruxism is far from exotic. In fact, it’s pretty common, especially in children. Bruxism is just another way to say grinding the teeth.
We often take our teeth for granted. They help us eat. They help us speak. They help maintain facial and intracranial structures that even affect the alignment of our neck and spine.
Exquisite Tooth Pain Read More »
Yes, you read that title correctly. Although many people associate homeopathy with only physical conditions, these polite yet powerful medicines have been shown to be effective for behavioral issues as well.
“I Don’t Like That Baby”: Homeopathy and Behavioral Issues Read More »
Have you ever been dog-tired? I love old English expressions. Do you wonder about this particular one’s origin? Well, here you go. From theidioms.com, dog-tired is “an adjectival phrase meaning to be physically exhausted, it derives from an ancient tale of Alfred the Great, who used to send his sons out with his widespread kennels
E, F, G: Exhausted, Fatigued … Gelsemium Read More »
Fake. Fake. Fake! You’ve seen them in every corner of our society. Fake eyelashes, fake tans, fake designer handbags, fake IDs, fake news … even fake food!
With sincere apologies to William Shakespeare, “a rose by any other name” might just be a chrysanthemum! Now before you think I’ve lost my mind, let me explain what I’m talking about.
Ouch. No, seriously, OUCH‼ We’ve all experienced sprains at one point in our lives — ankles, wrists, knees, elbows. Ouch! Right? Sprains and strains can happen in an instant yet leave weeks and weeks of painful recovery.
Sprains, Strains and Pains Read More »
Now, I understand that an ape is not a monkey. But for the sake of a fun and memorable image — AND that what I’m calling the “Primate Pustules” can be spread amongst all primates as well as other mammals — here is my way of helping you not go bananas every time a new
Hi, my friend. Grab a cup of tea, and let’s chat for a minute. A couple of months ago, my husband shared an article from The Epoch Times entitled Glaring Problems in Our Health Care System. (If you have a subscription, the entire piece may interest you.)
Acute Conditions Versus Chronic Read More »
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