Homeopathy for Healthy Living

ABOUT HOMEOPATHY

Homeopathy is a gentle and safe system of medicine which stimulates your body's natural, self-healing capacity. The symptoms of your illness are seen as the outward signs of a condition that involves you as a whole - as a human being in relation to your environment. Homepathy treats you as the unique person you are.

The scientific principles and practice of homeopathy were developed more than 200 years ago by Samuel Hahnemann, a German doctor. He was the first to introduce the scientific testing of medicinal substances on healthy people, before treating the sick. His greatest discovery, however, was that highly diluted natural substances prepared through a process called "potentisation" have a profound healing effect, when used according to the ancient medical principle of "like cures like".

USES OF HOMEOPATHY

Homeopathy can help with any complaint, from acute illnesses such as fevers, sore throats and effects of injuries to long standing problems such as arthritis, skin complaints, hay fever, asthma, as well as emotional conditions such as anxiety and depression.

WHAT BENEFITS CAN BE EXPECTED?

In addition to improvement with your physical and/or emotional complaints, homeopathy has further benefits:

1. PREVENTION. By addressing the underlying causes of ill health it can help to increase your resistance to infections and pollutants and your ability to cope with stress.

2. WELL-BEING. Many people find that a successful course of homeopathic treatment also contributes to an increase in their energy and enjoyment of life.

3. NATURAL HEALTH. Whilst homepathy can be safely taken alongside conventional drugs, people often find that it enables them to be less dependent on these and feel more in control of their health.

4. SAFE REMEDIES. Homeopathic remedies come from natural sources - plant, mineral and animal. Their preparation process eliminates the danger of toxic side effects or addiction. Their gentle action makes them suitable for everyone, including pregnant women, babies, children and the elderly.