Homeopathic Arnica Ointment

Mountain Arnica, “fall-herb”- deserves to be in every house and its uses being known.

Arnica grows all the world over in mountainous regions. For terrible falls, people used to pour boiling water on the plant and use it with astonishing results.
This wonderful remedy comes by hoary tradition from domestic practice and Dr Hahnemann has made its use scientific, and demonstrated how it falls into the line with all the rest , by its power of causing what it can cure.

What it is to Visit a Homeopath?

What happens when you visit a homeopath? This animation helps to explain what happens when you visit a homeopath and receive individualised treatment. This is what to expect when you consult with a professional, registered homeopath.

APHORISM 7: CAUSE OF THE DISEASE & VALUE OF SYMPTOMS Now, as in a disease, from which no manifest exciting or maintaining cause ( causa occasionalis) has to be removed. {*It is not necessary to say that every intelligent physician would first remove this where it exists; the indisposition thereupon generally ceases spontaneously He will remove from the room strong smelling flowers, which have a tendency to cause syncope and hysterical sufferings; extract from the cornea the foreign body that excites inflammation of the eye; loosen the over-tight bandage on a wounded limb that threatens to cause mortification, and apply a more suitable one; lay bare and put a ligature on the wounded artery that produces fainting; endeavor to promote the expulsion by vomiting of belladonna berries, etc. that may have been swallowed; extract foreign substances that may have got into the orifices of the body (the nose, gullet, ears, urethra, rectum, vagina); crush the vesical calculus; open ...

Homeopathic Rhus Tox ointment

Rhus toxicodenron, commonly known as the Poison Ivy grows in thickets and low grounds in North America, flowering in June. It was introduced into England as a plant in 1640. In 1798 Dufresnoy of Valenciennes first used it as a medicine. It was brought to his notice by the cure of a young man of an herpetic eruption of six years’ duration, through his being accidentally poisoned with the plant. Dufresnoy used it successfully in eruptive diseases, paralysis, rheumatism, and amaurosis. More than 200 years later, today it is very well known to be very useful specially in the wet weather.

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