Homeopathic Remedies

New Report Finds Great Cost Savings From Homeopathy

Dana Ullman | Posted 05.23.2012

Dana Ullman

In this day and age of economically-challenging times for both individuals and governments, this report from the Swiss government has confirmed the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of homeopathic treatment.

Homeopathic St. John's Wort: Good for More Than Just Depression

Larry Malerba, D.O. | Posted 04.25.2012

Larry Malerba, D.O.

Popular herbal preparations of St. John's Wort have become an excellent first line of defense in mild depression for those concerned about pharmaceutical side effects. But did you know that a diluted homeopathic form of St. John's Wort is highly useful for a wide variety of additional health-related problems?

A Personal Case for Classical Homeopathy: Part II

Judith Acosta | Posted 02.28.2012

Judith Acosta

Homeopathy is very hard to repeat experimentally precisely because of the way it works: Individually. This is a hard pill to swallow until you've seen it work. But when you have seen it -- it's the easiest one of all.

A Personal Case for Classical Homeopathy, Part I

Judith Acosta | Posted 02.19.2012

Judith Acosta

In my case, getting better was the beginning of a search for understanding; eventually, I enrolled in school for classical homeopathy.

Homeopathic Arnica to the Rescue

Larry Malerba, D.O. | Posted 01.10.2012

Larry Malerba, D.O.

Savvy consumers are demanding safe, non-toxic treatments and homeopathic Arnica may represent one of the best options available due to its reputation for safety, effectiveness, ease of use and broad applicability.

Homeopathy: A Brief History

Larry Malerba, D.O. | Posted 08.31.2011

Larry Malerba, D.O.

Homeopathy was formulated by a German physician more than 200 years ago and came to America in 1825.

Homeopathy: A Time-Tested Treatment For The Flu

Larry Malerba, D.O. | Posted 05.25.2011

Larry Malerba, D.O.

A well-chosen homeopathic prescription serves to reinforce the self-healing capacity of the body by boosting the immune system.

Energy Medicine: Futuristic Healing With Ancient Roots

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

Energy medicine offers the potential for understanding real mysteries of nature, for developing valuable health practices and for learning how to create healthy environments in which to live.

Do Antibiotics Make People Fat?

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

Evidence suggesting that antibiotics may make people fat is old. As far back as 1955, research published in a leading nutrition journal showed that weight gain may be linked to prolonged antibiotic usage.

The Case FOR Homeopathic Medicine: The Historical and Scientific Evidence

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

Because skeptics of homeopathy today indulge in spreading misinformation about homeopathy, this blog aims to set the record straight, and is packed with references to confirm the veracity of what is asserted.

The Placebo Effect: It Works Because You Say So

Lee Schneider | Posted 11.17.2011

Lee Schneider

If you believe in homeopathy, this information is unbearably exciting. If you don't, it sounds like superstition and "magik" from 1796, which is when homeopathy was invented.

How Homeopathic Medicines Work: Nanopharmacology At Its Best

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

Precisely how homeopathic medicines work remains a mystery, and yet, nature is replete with mysteries and with numerous striking examples of the power of extremely small doses.

The Epidemic Of 'Medical Child Abuse' And What Can Be Done

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

We all know people who have children who have benefited from conventional medical care, but sadly, we all also know people whose children have been harmed by it.

Alternative Medicine: Safety Tips

latimes.com | Tammy Worth | Posted 11.17.2011

It's unlikely that Americans will lose their love affair with complementary medicine, so the best thing to do is to make the practice as safe as possi...

19th Century Musical Geniuses Who Loved Homeopathy

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

Homeopathy gained popularity due to its impressive successes in treating the infectious disease epidemics of the 19th century, not just typhoid, but also cholera, scarlet fever, yellow fever, flu.

Homeopathy for Allergies: Nothing to Sneeze At

Dana Ullman | Posted 11.17.2011

Dana Ullman

This concept of using small doses of what might cause a problem in order to help prevent or heal the person is an ancient observation of healers/physicians all over the world, and it is the basis for homeopathy.

Med, Nursing Schools Teaching Alternative Remedies

AP | MARILYNN MARCHIONE | Posted 11.17.2011

EDITOR'S NOTE: Ten years and $2.5 billion in research have found no cures from alternative medicine. Yet these mostly unproven treatments are now main...

Allergies: Neti Pot Cures Congestion

nytimes.com | Anahad O'Connor | Posted 11.17.2011

For allergies, doctors recommend irrigating the sinus cavity with a mild saline solution. One option is to snort warm salt water from cupped hands, bu...

13 Natural Hangover Cures: Quick Remedies Or False Hope? (PHOTOS) (POLL)

Huffington Post | Michael Macher | Posted 11.17.2011

Hangovers happen to the very best of us. We all know the familiar story: the evening starts off innocently enough--you go to a party to unwind after a...

Why Do We Cling To Medical Myths?

newsweek.com | Sarah Kliff | Posted 11.17.2011

Rachel Vreeman and Aaron Carroll weren't looking to start a controversy. They're both pediatricians at Indiana University who, as a side project to th...

Swines and Birds and Homeopaths, Oh My!

Jacob Dickerman | Posted 11.17.2011

Jacob Dickerman

Unfortunately, people looking to help protect themselves and their families are being preyed upon by a group whose theory of medicine goes counter to everything that is known about physiology, physics, chemistry, germ theory, and hydro-dynamics.

Secrets to Avoiding Winter Flu Blues

Anne Dunev | Posted 11.17.2011

Anne Dunev

Studies indicate it is not the cold of winter that causes an increase in flu, but the lowered humidity.

How To Avoid Catching The Office Cold

New York Magazine | Judy Brown | Posted 11.17.2011

No matter how hard you try to dodge the bug that's going around the office cubicle by cubicle, it eventually catches up with you. And once you've got ...