Tutorial 8: Remedies & Vital force

"It is useful to think of the Vital Force as a muscle ... a sluggish Vital Force can be improved when exercised by repeated doses of a remedy."
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Study: Homeopathy & Tonsillitis

Compared to the placebo group, the homeopathic group experienced significant improvement without adverse effects in the pain and inflammation of viral tonsillitis. Read more & Comment

Traumatic Brain Damage

Many approaches, including homeopathy, help brain injury. Key homeopathic remedies include Arnica, Belladonna, Hypericum, Cicuta, Natrum sulphuricum, and Helleborus. Read more | Comment

A Case of Glioblastoma Multiforme

A doctor who specialises in homeopathy for cancer reports on the progressive cure of a woman with glioblastoma multiforme of the brain. Read more | Comment

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Remedy: Ferrum Metallicum

Those needing this remedy may look well but complain of tiredness, breathlessness, chilliness, or joint and muscle pain that improves with gentle motion. Read more & Comment

Remedies For Disasters (Part 2)

Once the immediate threat is over, anger, accusations, grief and ongoing fear grip many and raw emotions may bubble to the surface. Superficial injuries now need attention. Read more & Comment

Children, Loss of Appetite, and Remedies

Which remedies suit fussy eaters, nausea and vomiting, and the absence of appetite in children. We know of many but here are four to start you thinking. Read more | Comment

Great Women of Homeopathy

“When allopathic doctors were offering barbaric treatments such as bloodletting, leaches, mercury and arsenic, women went looking for safer, gentler methods”. Read more | Comment