Like cures like. Something that in large doses creates the symptoms of a disease, will, in small doses, cure it.
Extreme dilution enhances the medicine’s healing properties and eliminates undesirable side-effects along the way.
The whole person must be taken into consideration when choosing a remedy.
Homeopathy’s origins:
Hippocrates, acclaimed as the father of modern medicine and honoured by doctors in the ‘Hippocratic Oath’, was the first to suggest that a person’s own healing ability was vital in choosing the right cure for an ailment.
The founder of modern homeopathy was the 18th century German physician, Dr Samuel Hahnemann, who was so appalled by the practices of his day that he set out to find a healing approach that was safe, gentle and effective. He believed that rather than trying to suppress symptoms, the body should be stimulated to encourage its natural healing process.
Homeopathy Awareness Week 2010 14 to 21 June
Homeopathy Awareness Week 14 to 21 June 2010
The UK’s Homeopathy Awareness Week takes place from 14th - 21st June 2010. It was originally founded by The Society of Homeopaths in 2000 and will be celebrating its 10th birthday this year. Homeopathy Awareness Week’s theme for 2010 is ‘women’s health’. This theme covers a wide variety of health issues that homeopathy can help with for women of all ages.
Watch the video below to see footage from last year’s event and sign up for an email alert on future activities including further details on this year’s Homeopathy Awareness Week 2010 by clicking here.
In addition, for more information about women’s health, including an article and suggestions for useful homeopathic remedies to help with specific health issues click here.
Like cures like. Something that in large doses creates the symptoms of a disease, will, in small doses, cure it. 
