Homeopathy medicines are available for a range of conditions, from cuts and bruises to stomach upsets and colds. Minor ailments can be treated easily by yourself. If the symptoms persist, or are severe you must seek the advice of your doctor.
Homeopathic medicines are prepared by taking a solution of the concentrated ingredient and diluting it many times. There are six stages of dilution which are suitable for treating minor ailments.
Will homeopathy suit me?
Yes, homeopathic medicines can be used by most people, but as there is are many different homeopathic medicine available. Every person is unique and responds to illness in a different way. That’s why it is important to match your symptoms to particular homeopathic medicine and ensure that you carefully follow the instruction for taking it.
What if I am taking conventional medicine already?
There is are conflicts between conventional and homeopathic medicines. Both systems of therapy sometimes are used together to compliment each other. In most cases, when starting homeopathic treatment, you should remain on your current conventional medicines. This is why it is so important to consult a homeopathic doctor, as they will be able to advise you on how to reduce your conventional medicine in a safe way.
When do I need to see a qualified homeopath?
It is suitable for home treatment of minor aliments along with first aid use. If you have a longstanding or more serious illness, a qualified homeopathic doctor should be consulted. Our mental and physical makeup, is so different. It is reasonable to expect that our reaction to an illness will also be different.
How Homeopathic Medicine Works
Some homeopathic medicines are at low enough dilutions to contain molecules of the original substance (usually a plant or mineral) from which they are made, but others are diluted beyond the point at which you expect any molecules of the original substance to be present; it is these ‘high dilutions’ which make homeopathy controversial in certain circles. Modalities like this are included in some of the packages below.