Agh. No. I didn't know that. Thank you.ameliorate wrote:I don't mean to sound negative but - in the interests of truth - do you know of the latest
findings on homeopathy?
I suggest learning about the different types available, some may have an adverse effect on pregnant women or with those who may take legal drugs as medication for their health issues, chronic or otherwise. I always have a bottle of Bach's Rescue Remedy as well as the cream in my cupboard.OldGoat wrote:I'm thinking of studying homeopathy - does anyone know anything about it?
I'm engaging with it for myself as part of my healing journey, it's about treating the person as a whole. But i would love to know more.
Oh absolutely thank you. There are so many things that you have to be wary of.skye wrote:I suggest learning about the different types available, some may have an adverse effect on pregnant women or with those who may take legal drugs as medication for their health issues, chronic or otherwise. I always have a bottle of Bach's Rescue Remedy as well as the cream in my cupboard.OldGoat wrote:I'm thinking of studying homeopathy - does anyone know anything about it?
I'm engaging with it for myself as part of my healing journey, it's about treating the person as a whole. But i would love to know more.
Good luck.
This may not be as true as it first appears ameliorate. The pharmaceutical company's as well as the medical profession and governments will say anything in order that they don't lose out on the revenue. Their intention is to make money their interest is not to make people well.ameliorate wrote:I don't mean to sound negative but - in the interests of truth - do you know of the latest
findings on homeopathy?
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/08/homeopathy-is-bunk-study-says
Yes. Arnica is actually a toxic herb but is obviously very diluted for use in homeopathy. You can buy arnica cream (which I use) for bruises.Crystal wrote:Yes arnica works very well for bruises, I swear by it, also a lot of other homoeopathy remedies like Rhus Tox. Follow your heart and if you believe so will your clients and they will reap the benefits.
I doubt you have heard wrong Violet. Using them on the dogs that have passed gave me inspiration and encouragement to use them on my present pet. I do agree though it is very important to check the exact dosage on alternative remedies whether they are used on animals or humans.Violet wrote:Yes i've heard it works for animals too, and also that youi can use the flower remedies on them but PLEASE double check before dosing your pets with the rescue remedies in case I heard wrong
