What is Homeopathy

Many people ask how would you define Homeopath. What is Homeopathy really? Does it work like herbal medicine?

Although Homeopathic medicines are made from natural substances such as plants, minerals and some animal matter, it acts more deeply than either herbs or drugs.

Homeopathy directly stimulates the immune system on the most basic level that few medical modalities can.

Along with Acupuncture and true laying on of hands, Homeopathy stimulates the organism on the sub-atomic and atomic levels. Herbs and drugs can affect the molecular level at best, however Homeopathic medicine goes to the root of the problem.

Homeopathy is a natural medicine that uses medically active substances in infinitesimal (extremely small) doses that stimulate the immune system, and allow for self healing.

The success of Homeopathic Medicine lies in getting the symptoms to match that of the remedy. In fact Homeopathy is so gentle that it can be safely administered to babies and small children with no side-effects.

Homeopathy is a 200+ year old medical modality that has stood the test of time. Even though to this day many still don’t quite know how Homeopathy works, the message is clear that it does work!

When practiced properly under proper Homeopathic guidelines, miraculous things can happen.

Homeopathy stimulates the organism’s immune system and then the person or animal under Homeopathic influence then can go on and heal itself.

No one can disagree, that the ultimate doctor is one’s own immune system.

Please, look through our site as well as look for other sources to find what will define Homeopath to you. Once you understand the question “what is Homeopathy?”, you may look to Homeopathic medicine as your answer to health issues you or your animals may be experiencing.

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