Drops or Pilules?
When I did my training in the UK in the early 90’s I actually didn’t realise that remedies came in anything other than a dry dose! They came in a huge range of sizes and forms: what we call pilules … Continued
Using Remedies Topically
While taking remedies orally is generally the accepted and best way of using homeopathics, I thought I’d share some ideas for other ways you might consider using your remedies. This actually came about more than 25 years ago when I … Continued
Tissue Salts: a useful and important tool in your homeopathic kit
Many users of homeopathy forget about or aren’t even aware of the Tissue Salts. The basic twelve salts are remedies I use frequently in daily practice, and you’ll understand why as you read this article, but the time I find … Continued
Oestrogen dominance, autism, high copper & more
While 25% of the population may be at risk of copper deficiency, by far the biggest issue with copper is toxicity. I have written about copper toxicity in the past, but as time goes on and I see a wider … Continued
Troubles at School or “why don’t I fit?”
We shouldn’t ask “What does a person need to be able to do in order to fit into the existing social order today?” Instead we should ask “what lives in each human being and what can be developed in him … Continued
Environmental Stress & Your New Baby
Attachment parenting is now a common way to raise children and has been shown in studies of indigenous populations to produce well-adjusted children with lower levels of depression and better self-esteem. Many of the traditional societies on which this philosophy … Continued
Finding our Wisdom and stepping out of Fear
In this day and age we have so much information at our finger tips. Anything we want to know is available on the internet whenever we choose to access it. Sometimes the quality of the information or the reliability of … Continued
Homeopathy – Art, Science, Nanomedicine
We are demanding evidence of science in all areas of life. Some of the research carried out is high quality and finally reveals what we may have suspected for years on a range of topics. However, in some cases, when quality research is provided, the scientists with … Continued
Hand, Foot & Mouth
When I first started in practice 20 years ago I had never heard of hand, foot and mouth. I had a three year old son myself at the time who went to child care and it was never a problem … Continued
Why do I need to see a GP?
I sometimes get the feeling that people may be a little reluctant or even scared to go and see a GP or visit their local emergency department. I can understand this, particularly based on some of the comments I get … Continued