I receive Emails every day from people who have read my book and are looking for help and advice. I recently received one very common question, and I thought it might be helpful to many of you to share my … Continue reading →
For many years, my son Izaak always needed a visit to the homeopath at the start of a school year. As an intrinsically anxious kid, the back-to-school period was always difficult for him as he adjusted to new classes or … Continue reading →
One of the common strategies used by “quackbusters” (like James Randi) to debunk homeopathy is to stage dramatic events where they take “overdoses” of remedies — thereby (supposedly) proving that homeopathic remedies are “nothing.” For example, Randi once took a … Continue reading →
August 5 Interview of Amy on Homeopathy World Community Radio Amy spoke on the topic Resonance: The Secret Behind Homeopathy and Active Consciousness on August 5, 2013 as part of the Health Inn Show, aka Homeopathy World Community Radio. You … Continue reading →
Is it an accident that the word “patient” has two meanings? Of course not. As a patient (noun) we must be patient (adjective). This is especially true when you are the parent of an autistic child. The dictionary includes various … Continue reading →
Check out the April/May issue of a new online magazine — Organic Life Magazine. In the past, Organic Life has run short articles about homeopathy that have appeared in the Impossible Cure newsletter. When they asked for an article on … Continue reading →
For more information about homeopathy, please visit www.impossiblecure.com Homeopaths in the United States don’t often treat cancer patients, but homeopathy definitely has a role to play in cancer treatment. First of all, homeopathic remedies can be enormously helpful for alleviating … Continue reading →
While it is true that negative reactions to homeopathic remedies pale in comparison to the havoc sometimes wreaked by conventional medicines (disease caused by conventional drugs — also known as iatrogenic disease — is considered to be the 3rd leading … Continue reading →
No doubt about it — this has been a difficult flu season, especially on the East Coast. Homeopaths have also been having some difficulty treating this year’s flu, possibly because there seem to be several different presenting pictures. There just … Continue reading →
It wasn’t my original plan to start off 2013 with an article about something as difficult as the killings in Newtown, CT. But perhaps it is good to start off the year with a resolution for true change. Needless to … Continue reading →