Here’s a bunch of interesting things that have crossed my path in the past couple of months: Lately, I’ve been pouring through Jerry Kantor’s new book about autism treatment, Autism Reversal Toolbox: Strategies, Remedies, Resources. It’s fascinating! Definitely geared more … Continue reading →
I don’t know why it took me 6 years to put this up online, but I finally did! Below is a link to an mp3 of me speaking in 2009 at the National Vaccine Information Center’s 4th International Public Conference … Continue reading →
Earlier this year, I found out about the work of brilliant thinker and writer, Charles Eisenstein. Quickly realizing that we were converging on similar ideas, I wrote to him and told him about my book Active Consciousness. Although he had … Continue reading →
One of the most important distinctions between homeopathic and allopathic medicines (and indeed, a difference from many alternative medicines as well) is the individualization of homeopathic treatment to the patient, no matter what the disease “name” is. For example, there … Continue reading →
From my summer Impossible Cure Newsletter: It’s summer! As I often do, I’m taking the summer to engage in a bit more rest and reflection and a bit less writing. Hence a combined July/August summer issue of the Impossible Cure … Continue reading →
That’s a picture of my older son Izaak having some fun on the water in Canada. When he was a kid, I used to send him and my younger son Max off to a summer camp nearby, armed with their … Continue reading →
I’ve been a contributor to the National Women’s Health Network for over 30 years. Here is a letter that I wrote to them today. Dear National Women’s Health Network, I have been a loyal supporter and contributor to your … Continue reading →
It’s already over a year since the last statistics came out from the CDC — saying that 1:68 children are now autistic. Since autism is much more prevalent in boys than in girls, that boils down to 1:42 boys (more … Continue reading →
Every day, I get email from people from all over the world asking for advice about their homeopathic treatment. I spend a few hours each week answering their questions. I am not a practitioner and I do not provide actual … Continue reading →
When contemplating what to write about this month, I couldn’t help being led back, over and over again, to the measles. The discussion about the measles vaccine is all over the media, and just when it seems to let up, … Continue reading →