The Wonders of Homoeopathy

Some people who take homeopathic medicine get well with one dose and some take longer. The wonders of homoeopathy, regardless, never fail to amaze me.

Patients who return for follow-up years later tell me that that the one dose of homoeopathic medicine I gave them worked well. I have seen this in cases of benign cysts, corns, chalazions, moles, renal calculi, skin complaints and many more complaints.

In his book, J.T. Kent mentions that homeopaths prescribe for the patient (1986). A corneal opacity, for example, is a result of disease; it is not a symptom. Initially the patient’s symptoms subside and are followed by disappearance of the pathological conditions. The patient feels better as a result.

Kent also suggests that it takes time for nature to replace diseased tissue with healthy tissue to restore an organ. Consequently, one dose of the same homoeopathic medicine may not be enough and further repetition is needed.

Recently I had a patient who was glad that he could stop taking Nexium, since homoeopathy had taken care of his acidity. He was amazed and appreciative of how the homoeopathic remedy worked, and decided that one must have faith in it.

Homoeopathy is a pure, unprejudiced form of natural therapy that treats the individual and allows the body to naturally heal itself and the symptoms of disease. Once the symptoms are taken care off, the diagnosis takes care of itself.