Homeopathic Services

Many individuals have inquired of me, What is the purpose of the initial homoeopathic consultation? What you should be knowing at your first visit? For those who have never seen a homoeopath, the simple response is: The emotional and physical toll of the disease, or the unique toll of the illness, is understood by asking detailed questions to grasp the intricacies of the physical symptoms and how those symptoms influence the patient in his or her normal life.

I started writing this piece about six months ago and shelved it because it was too incendiary and possibly totally inaccurate. The scientific community is at a total loss to explain that high cholesterol diet doesn't cause the higher risk of cardiovascular (CV) disease. Considering the billions spent on proving this to be correct, if we don't know this without the shadow of a doubt then what do we know? It would seem to be close to nothing and that ought to make us think as to what we believe to be medically true as a whole.

In the nearly 30 years of laser-focused homeopathic practice on autism, I have been privileged to witness countless fashions from the biomedical world. Parents send pictures of long jelly-like streaks in poop neatly exposed on paper towels to convince me they are parasites that need to be killed and that unless we get rid of them, autism can't improve.

At times, massage (licensed) to release "knots" in the muscles that cause pain or discomfort and impede natural flow. Using natural Homeopathic remedies and perhaps small lifestyle changes it is possible to bring back vibrant health in people of all ages. This ought to not be a program. Programs are like diets, we get on and off them and create more problems than solutions in the long run.

This case study is an excerpt from Pierre Fontaine's book "Homeopathy, Sweet Homeopathy: Coming Home to Perfect Health". Find out more information including how to purchase a copy. He is very disruptive. He has to know that he's going to win every time there is an argument about anything. You would think he would like sports but he doesn't participate in sports whatsoever.