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Oh dear - that serves me right. I am a homeopath and the thought of having

to explain what that is on a herbal board defies belief!! I suggest you go

to www.homeopathyhome.com and look at FAQ. Maybe better read this. I am not

trying to convert you lot honestly as I use herbs as well as broad spectrum

remedies. The x and c refers to the potency and with the number how many

times the Mother Tincture has been diluted. You take one drop of the MT

put into 99 drops (for c) or 9 drops of alcohol (for x) , succuss (bang on

your palm 10 -40 times) and that is 1c or 1x. You repeat that until you have

the 6 potency so use could do it yourself if you have the herbal MT.

 

What is Homoeopathy?

 

Homoeopathy is an established and complete system of medical treatment that

assists the tendency of the body to heal itself, thus reinforcing the body's

own natural healing system. Homoeopathy does not just treat the illness; it

has remedies for PEOPLE with illnesses. This is because with homoeopathy it

is recognised that all symptoms of ill health are expressions of disharmony

within the whole person and that it is the individual who needs treatment

not the disease. The remedies used have no known side effects and are not

addictive.

 

How will Homoeopathy help me?

 

Homoeopathy is based on the natural Law of Similars. It is the medical

practice of treating like with like. Simply put, it not only considers and

deals with the symptoms you are suffering from but also considers the other

aspects of you - the physical, emotional and mental side of you, thereby

providing a holistic picture. Homoeopathy is as individual as you. Thus,

through a thorough case history we are able to make an in-depth analysis.

Based upon this it is possible to recommend an appropriate remedy. Remember,

somebody suffering from the same symptoms may not necessarily be treated

with the same remedy as you because each person and their symptoms are

individually assessed.

 

Please note: Any information provided, whether on this site, in writing or

provided verbally, is designed to support, not replace, the relationship

that exists between a patient/site visitor and his/her physician.

 

Is Homoeopathy new?

 

Homoeopathy is a widely used complementary medicine that has been around for

approximately two hundred years. However, the principles upon which

homoeopathy operates have been around since it was first suggested by

Hippocrates in the fifth century BC. Despite progress in modern medicine

Homoeopathy has continued to thrive, even today. The main debt of those who

follow Homoeopathy is to Samuel Hahnemann of the late 18th Century. He

believed that human beings have a capacity for healing themselves and set

out to prove this. His work of so many years ago continues to be vital and

relevant, despite areas of progress in other forms of medicine. In its

present form Homoeopathy has stood the test of time for over 200 years.

 

Homoeopathy works in a totally different way from conventional medicine.

Whereas normal medicines work against the disease and symptoms, homoeopathy

works in a " similar " way with the disease and symptoms. The remedies used to

treat sick patients are actually capable of producing similar symptoms and

diseases in healthy people. The word homoeopathy is derived from two Greek

words - Hamios, meaning like or similar and pathos, meaning suffering. It is

a truly complementary medicine.

 

How does Homoeopathy work?

 

Homoeopathists observe the symptoms only as the body's way of showing that

there is something wrong inside, and as a useful guide to the choice of

remedy. Additionally, the more dilute the remedy, the more powerful is its

effects. Strange as it sounds this is very much true. During illness persons

body energies become upset and this often shows as tiredness, Homoeopathy

works by stimulating the body's energies to become normal.

 

The remedies used in homoeopathy are prepared in a most unique way from

repeatedly diluted extracts from materials that include but to name a few:

vegetable, mineral, animal. Herbs, botanical medicines including drugs such

as morphine, cocaine and arsenic are used, also items such as sand,

charcoal, common salt, pencil lead may also be used in potentised form in a

state which is no longer poisonous. Remedies can also be made from

particular antigens, for example, house dust, cat hair etc. if patients have

sensitivity to these substances. The remedies are so greatly diluted, and in

doses so minute that they have no pharmacological action. Sometimes the

diluted remedy does not contain a single surviving molecule of the original

substance. More energy goes into making the more dilute remedies and so they

are more powerful. Less of a substance can genuinely be more effective.

 

Homoeopathic remedies work by stimulating the body's own healing power. The

body's response will depend on the prescribing of the right remedy in the

right potency (or strength) and also on the body's vitality. If the body's

reactive powers have been suppressed through long exposure to steroid drugs,

or if the body's vitality is very low, then homoeopathic remedies may be

ineffective initially.

 

What can Homoeopathy Treat?

 

There is no class of disease which homoeopathy cannot treat. Depending upon

how much irreversible damage has, or has not, occurred, the results of

homoeopathic treatment might range from minimal to spectacular.

 

Do note however that with homoeopathy you can treat numerous conditions

effectively whereas with other medicines you may not have such effect.

Conditions such as allergies, eczema, arthritis, hay fever or some of the

most common problems, other medicines may suppress the condition for a time

but will not cure it. Homoeopathy can treat these conditions effectively.

 

 

 

 

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