Homeopathic Drugstore

Snowninja asked:


My 5 month old puppy got diagnosed with Lymes yesterday, he is taking antibiotics for 4- 6 weeks, are there any natural remedies, homeopathic remedies that might help in conjunction with the antibiotics?
Will the antibiotics be harmful for such of a long time??
He came with Lymes from the breeder, it is very sad!

Veratas asked:


We were forced to shave my sister’s head since she is naturally blond and blond’s were created by the devil to tempt man. She wasn’t exactly a willing spirit and so her head was burned and cut a bit during the struggle. We were successful in saving her soul, but I also want to salvage her scalp. Does anyone have any natural remedies that would heal her up and ease the pain a little for her?

romer151 asked:


Can anyone recommend some homeopathic remedies that help to heal the liver and kidneys? I am particularly interested in homeopathic remedies that are easy to take or stick to (like tea blends, etc.). Thank you for any suggestions you can provide.

ultravioletreebee asked:


My husband suffers from gout in his foot and it seems like the medicine prescribed has made it worse, and taking tylenols can damage the liver which is where the problem stems from, so if there are any other sufferers that can lend advice I would appretiate it, Thanks in advance.
lollipop…I asked for help not your ingnorant opinion. Thank you to all who answered.

♥ purrlvr ♥ asked:


I have bad stress and its gotten to the point where its making my heart race, what are the best homeopathic remedies i can take, maybe something i can find at a health food store.

Lou asked:


Can anyone reccommend homeopathic remedies for stress or nervous disorders?

gooddog asked:


If homeopathic remedies help the body to heal itself, this implies that whether or not I continue to take conventional antidepressants after using a successful course of homeopathic treatment, the improvement they caused should last.
Is this true? If so, how long would I have to take them to gain this effect, and is it likely that I would need to continue with standard antidepressants?

Jack asked:


So according to Homeopathic Remedies, my treatment for depression is “Aurum Metallicum” … the description is below. I don’t know what this is, or how to go about the treatment.

I read online how its boiling a piece of gold and then drinking the water … How is this suppose to help me? Can someone please explain this treatment to me…

Thanks In Advance!

Aurum metallicum: This remedy can be helpful to serious people, strongly focused on work and achievement, who become depressed if they feel they have failed in some way. Discouragement, self-reproach, humiliation, and anger can lead to feelings of emptiness and worthlessness. The person may feel worse at night, with nightmares or insomnia.

Rachel asked:


I know this is really weird and i should probably see a doctor, but I simply can’t afford it. I’ve already been diagnosed with depression. I’m always so sad and crying. I can’t stop thinking about loved ones who’ve died. It’s so bad I’ve gained about 50 pounds. I feel like everyone hates me, ALL THE TIME. I’m always paranoid people are talking about me and making fun of me. I’m so messed up right now, it’s to the point where it’s putting my relationship with my boyfriend of 3 years at risk. I’m scared to leave our bedroom because I’m ashamed of myself and I feel like everyone hates me. And please, I’m completely serious. This is everyday for me, and I’m trying to find a way to make life easier without going in debt for doctors and tests and counselors. I’ve researched a little into homeopathic remedies, but I would like to hear input from people who have tried them, or know people who have. If you feel like the matter is personal, but are still kind enough to try and help, email me. Thank you.
I’m not on any birth control. I do exercise daily, as well as follow a well-balanced diet. I take vitamin supplements and Omega-3. I’ve tried Medicaid, but according to them I make too much money. I live in Fairfax County, Virginia, and it’s really hard to find anything free. As far as suicide, I’ve often thought about it, but could never do it.
The problem is, I can’t afford a doctor. It’s not a “don’t want to” I simply cannot afford it, living pacheck to paycheck

lowkeymononoke asked:


I’m looking for help with PMS and daily mood swings like irritability or depression. I know all the Rx meds out there, but I’m curious about alternative methods.