IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER: 01:24 Joette shares some advice for the New Year 07:03 Pulsatilla 16:34 Goals or tips for the more experienced 20:06 Listen and observe 27:42 Choosing between Aconitum and Ignatia 37:04 Know the homeopathics that your family needs
Podcast 43 – Becoming Unstoppable! Read More »
The text read: “Mom, super weakness, deep coldness, shivering in bed, nausea, chest feels hollow and weak, like bronchitis is coming.” Whack! Here comes an acute illness.
Hi Everyone, Just a quick shout ’cause I’m being asked what to do for the flu that is plaguing the U.S.
No Flu Here in India, but Boy, It’s Big Back in the U.S. Read More »
I’m just here to confess something … I’m bad. I’m naughty. And I like being this way. Why am I bad? Because I don’t comply with the rules of modern medicine nor even most complementary medical methods. I don’t get mammograms, colonoscopies, pap smears, flu vaccines. I don’t wear sunscreen.
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 »
Two years ago, I found myself sitting in the Calcutta airport waiting for a flight when I had the pleasure of meeting a nun from Mother Teresa’s order, The Sisters of Charity. I will refer to her as Sister Bernadette throughout this post for the sake of her privacy, though I simply felt the need
Catholic Sisters Use Homeopathy Read More »
Poison ivy and poison oak can turn a happy summer excursion into a nightmare. Itching, blisters, redness and swelling … all from touching a harmless-looking plant. Conventional medicine treats poison ivy and poison oak, as it does most rashes, with oral or topical steroids. This provides a short-term solution by blocking the body’s immune response to
The Perils of Summer: Poison Ivy and Poison Oak Read More »
That itching. Those vesicles. As the mother of three active boys I knew all too well what they meant. My boys were into the poison ivy again. Maybe your kids, like mine, have recently made the discovery of a little three-leafed plant that left them covered in blisters that itched and spread wherever they
Oh No! It’s Poison Ivy Again Read More »
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