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Homeopathy Research Paper

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HOMEOPATHY TREATS AND IMPROVES THE HEALTH OF THE BODY AND MIND TO PREVENT THE CHANCES OF DEVELOPING SICKNESS.

Icon1WHAT IS HOMEOPATHY?
Homeopathy’s roots emerge from the findings, teachings and writings of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843). For over two hundred years Homeopathy has been practiced throughout the world. Originally from Europe, Homeopathy is also very popular in South America, Australasia, Russia, India and North America. Homeopathy is the most widely practiced form of alternative medicine in the world.

Icon2HOW DOES IT WORK?
The HOMEOPATH will take a very detailed history from the patient in order to try and ascertain the complete symptom picture, to know your state of mind and exactly how the symptoms are present and what makes your symptoms better or worse. Having obtained a complete picture, the homeopath will then try to match your symptoms to a particular remedy. A prescription for a simple acute problem can sometimes be done over the phone or in a very short period of time. …show more content…

Symptoms such as lack of energy, insomnia, digestive problems, panic attacks, lung capacity problems, sexual dysfunction, skin conditions such as psoriasis, acne and eczema, herpes outbreaks and other STD symptoms, anxiety and depression, prostate pain and inflammation, back ache, lack of patience, addiction, and much more – all can be helped with homeopathy.

Icon13HOMEOPATHY FOR WOMEN
All types of acute and chronic illnesses, except surgical cases, can benefit from homeopathy. The remedies are free from toxic side effects; Homeopathy also works effectively in the treatment of pregnant women, babies, children and nursing mothers.

Menopausal hot flushes, night sweats, headache and fatigue.
Premenstrual syndrome, Menstrual disorders, Infertility and complaints during and after pregnancy.
Depression and

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