Homeopathic Drugstore

hsk asked:


Does any one have a personal success story with using any herbs or homeopathic remedies (sepia?) to treat hyperhidrosis (profusive sweating)? For homeopathic remedies is it important to have a homeopathic doctor prescribe your remedies or is it safe to guess? I do not have a homeopath in my area. Thanks!

krishna asked:


i like to take phosphorus because i have a early morning diahoria ,i feel emptiness in my stomach, sometimes around my navel there is tension. i am going through strange mental things i feel like clairvoyant [i am a yoga teacher and do tarrot readings] .my **** have strange feelings , i have lot of burping and indigestion. is it due to my yoga practise or lack of phosphorus .i am trying to find it . i will be greatful if you people can help in this matter.
i am scared to take phosphorus because i have read in materia medica that it can induce euthansia[suicidal tendency]

Avicenna asked:


The Truth about Homeopathy
Anyone treated by a homeopath can attest to its efficacy. It works on animals, babies and unconscious people. Hardly what we would call the “placebo effect”! Yet that is what most traditional medical people would call it since they can’t find material substance in homeopathic remedies beyond 12C potency. In 1996, Shui-lin Lo of the California Institute of Technology, who neither is a homeopath nor wants anything to do with alternative medicine, discovered an odd characteristic of water. When he diluted a substance to the extreme, exactly as Hahnemann did 200 years earlier, Lo found that unusual crystals formed in the water when it was shaken. These “ice” crystals had bizarre electrical forces. In addition, they did not “melt” at room temperature. Lo dubbed the crystals “IE” — ice with an electrical field. Not much relevance to homeopathy. Yet.
About one year later, UCLA immunologist Benjamin Bonavida discovered that biologically active IE crystals boosted immune systems components up to 100 percent. The homeopathy connection was made. No matter how dilute the solution got, the special ice crystals would form. A very dilute substance definitely could affect the body.
In spite of 200 years of therapeutic success, homoeopathy has been maligned, vilified and homoeopaths have been charged as liars and frauds. Chased and ridiculed like the first martyrs of Christianity they prevailed and stand. In 1841, England was ravaged by cholera. Statistics showed that four times as many lives were saved by homeopathic medicines than by other conventions of the day. Having succeeded in quashing two serious cholera epidemics in Europe, public acceptance of homeopathy grew. Homeopathy remains tremendously popular in England to this day. So much so, that the Queen herself carries homeopathic remedies when she travels and is attended by homeopathic physicians. (Dr. Ronald W. Davey, Homeopathic Physician to Her Majesty the Queen of England) The Queen of England and the Royal Family have always used homeopathy. In fact, the Prince of Wales coined the term “complementary medicine”. Over the Channel in France, over 7.000 MD’s, 700 Veterinarians and 2.000 dentists prescribing Homoeopathic medicines!! In 1970 there were fewer than 200 practitioners in America. At present it is estimated there are over 3500 in the United States. Homoeopathic remedies are found on shelves of national chains like Walgreens, CVS and Wal-Mart. The public spends over 300 million dollars a year on homoeopathic remedies. Considering the cheap price of homoeopathic preparations, it would translate to about three billion US $ in pharmaceuticals medicine per year. So now guys STOP trolling and challenge this article.
Sagar and David G.:
Please stop concentrating on single name even as popular as the Royal Family of England. Or are you suggesting that you know something better or more than they do. I simply go by the very good health, looks and age of their family. If you really believe in what you say I don’t like your chances in reaching the age of 100 in good condition. The good work of more than 55.000 MD’s (world wide) practicing homoeopathy is a very good argument to follow.

Sara asked:


According to the article “What Is Homeopathy “by a student heath care centre, homeopathy is a way of treatment by natural substances ,such as plants and herbs. It was advanced by the German physician, Samal , who wasn’t satisfied with the medical treatments such as” blistering and blood –letting” in 18 century. The word “homeopathy” is derived from the Greek words bomoios (similar) and pathos( suffering) .In this approach, the homeopath would prescribe natural drugs made from herbs and plants that would cause symptoms in the healthy person for curing those same symptom in illnesses .In this theory the illness will ultimately be cured by itself ; In contrast, the effect of medicine is different from the symptoms of the illness . Homeopathic is not used by scientists due to the absence of evidence a bout the real effectiveness of home remedy and they also don’t accept it as a real treatment. In addition, there is experimental evidence which provided by clinical trials of homeopathic remedies shows the positive impact of homeopathic treatment on patients. As a result, homeopathy is used very commonly in many countries such as Europe, Asia and India and in recent years it also becomes very popular in America as well.

pelops_dl asked:


How about getting some reactions to Steven Novella’s article in the Science Based Medicine blog. What do you think?

http://www.theness.com/neurologicablog/?p=556
Not ONE homeopath can address this article here? C’mon… not even a “Novella is a paid shill of Big Pharma?” or “… WATER MEMORY… QUANTUM WOSSNAMES! … DOUBLE BLIND TRIALS ARE AGAINST THE GENEVA CONVENTION!” or even an ad hominem “You’re SO uneducated! … and a **** sympathizer!”

They have NOTHING. Just like their remedies.

Grumpyinthemornings asked:


Any homeopaths out there? Can homeopathy help with muscle relaxants? My doctor only seems to be able to prescribe addictive drugs so I can only take them occasionally when particularly suffering, but would like something I could take on a regular basis - I have long term chronic back problems, but 95% of my pain/trouble is caused by dratted muscles. Just wondering if it would be worth a consultation with a homeopath.
Have tried Tens - doesn’t help - but thanks for the suggestion. Valerian root sounds interesting - will check it out.

ric asked:


I found this on the web:
Homeopathic remedies such as Sulphur, Belladonna, Arsenicum Album and Oxalicum Acidum are effective against UTI. It is important to consult a trained homeopath to find relief. Source: http://www.janicehealth.com/uti.htm

But as I said, urine is backing up to my kidneys, so I wonder if it’s antibiotics I need

bunny asked:


One of my relative hs multiple kidney stones in both the kidneys. The size of stones is tiny. Lessor not required. Is this situation harmful in long term? He drinks 2-21/2 Lt water a day. Should he go for homeopathy med? who is the best homeopath doctor in bangalore?

r2002 asked:


He’s a 3 month old who has a suspected ear infection. I have a homeopathic first aid kit containing - pulsatilla, belladonna, aconite, chamomile and arnica. I would imagine pulsatilla and belladonna would both help, but what about the others? Should I dissolve the pillules in water together to give him?
I don’t want to disturb the local homeopath at night to ask, so I thought I’d check here first.

LeeDee asked:


I took my 2 yr old daughter to a homeopath for sleeping difficulties and she prescribed lycopodium, but the remedy is based on a mix of water and brandy. I thought it was unusual to give alcohol to young children but she said its quite common when I brought it up. Just wondering if anyone has any knowledge of homeopathic remedies or used them on their children and what results were gained. Thanks!