Tag: homeopathy

Helping Men With Depression Holistically
One of the most effective ways of helping men with depression is to understand what’s going on at a deep

Protect Against Prostate Cancer – Reducing Its Impact Holistically
There are many ways to protect against prostate cancer that support good health generally. The prostate

Thinking Has A Major Impact on Health
We know that thinking has a major impact on health, otherwise psychologists and psychiatrists wouldn’t

Tendon and Ligament Injuries
Tendon and ligament injuries can happen to anyone who moves. Certainly, it’s more likely to happen to those who are engaged in sporting activities, simply

Reasons For A Lack of Appetite and What To Do
We all go through phases of appetite loss. Yet when children and animals stop eating, many people panic and they are unceremoniously taken to a medic. Yet, in many cases, there is a perfectly logical explanation for the lack of appetite that the body is addressing just

What to Expect From A Homeopathic Consultation
When people have no idea what homeopathy is, let alone the depth and the breadth of its scope, it’s understandable to be

Trying To Make Sense Of The Coronavirus, Covid-19
Trying to make sense of the coronavirus pandemic is a bit like trying to see where you’re going in thick fog. However, there is one thing for sure, and that it is being magnified waaaay out of proportion with an eye to profit big time, later. And the biggest winner will be the pharmaceutical companies.…

Homeopathy in the GP Primary Care Setting
Homeopathy in the GP primary care setting would increase patient satisfaction, increase doctors satisfaction, reduce the number of patient visits and reduce the amount of drugs prescribed. This would reduce the amount any country spends on health care. A win win situation for everyone other than the drug companies.
Sometime Understanding is Not Enough; You Have to Experience
Understanding homeopathy is not enough. My dad’s work was on contracts, in East Africa as I was growing up. Some were for two years, some three. What that meant was that at the end of each contract, we were sent back to our native country, in our case the UK, for three months, before the…







