Homeopathy

What Is Homeopathy?

The term ‘homeopathy’ comes from the Greek ‘homoios (similar) and ‘pathos’ (suffering or sickness). Homeopathy is a medication designed to stimulate the body's own healing processes in order to boost the immune system. Homeopathy is based upon the discovery that a substance in small doses may alleviate symptoms similar to those it causes at higher doses.

Thus, the two cornerstones of homeopathy are that "likes are cured by likes", and each homeopathic remedy is properly diluted to eliminate or minimize it's toxic effects. Homeopathy is the most prescribed form of natural medicine in Germany, and is practiced by conventional doctors and natural therapists alike. In fact, 80% of orthodox doctors in Germany prescribe this natural medicine for their patients. The efficacy and safety of homeopathy is supported by close to 100 clinical trials.

Homeopathy can cure a disorder, by producing symptoms similar to those of the disorder. Although the law of similars had already been recognized as a healing principle in ancient India, by the Greek Hippocrates, and by the German Paracelsus,--it was Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician, who in 1790 tested this principle and subsequently established it as the basis of a system of natural medicine.

Contrary to our general belief that "more is stronger" (as in modern day isolated drug usage), Hahnemann discovered that the process of repeated dilution and "succussing" made the medicine’s effect stronger and more lasting. In short, the more dilute the natural substance, the higher the potency. That is right; it may be confusing, but the more dilute the homeopathic remedy, the higher the potency, and the less frequently it is given.
Thus we again have a factor that the orthodox community thinks is ridiculous. The less we have of the original substance, the ‘stronger’ is the homeopathic remedy.

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Homeopathy is totally save, and has no side effects.