why use homeopathy

Why use homeopathy? 

Gina Tyler DHOM (www.ginatyler.com; https://homeopathtyler.wordpress.com) 

Are you tired of using drugs that just don’t work? And even worse – each medication comes with a slew of detrimental side effects that are all kept hidden in the tiny fine print. So many folks forget that the human body is a miraculous machine. Our body is capable of great resilience and healing. Over-the-counter and prescribed medications suppress these abilities. This explains why using antibiotics and other drugs to “control” or “manage” symptoms of one illness leads to another more sobering illness, or a worsening of the first one. For example, ear infections frequently return after antibiotics are used. 

So, if you are tired of these drugs, you are in good company. Other people throughout the United States and throughout the world are tired too, and they are turning to homeopathy. It is a centuries old method that empowers us. In fact, nearly 4 million American adults and about 900,000 children use homeopathic remedies each year. 

Homeopathic remedies, unlike medications, do not carry side effects. And even though they are regulated be the FDA, you will not find that ominous small print and warnings of dangers. That’s because there aren’t any. If the remedies are used as directed, they act gently and politely. Moreover, though there are thousands of homeopathic remedies on the market, not one has ever been removed by the FDA for having detrimental side effects! This speaks loudly for homeopathy’s safety, particularly because these remedies have been regulated by the government since the FDA’s inception in the 1940’s. 

How do these reputable homeopathic remedies work? Simply put, our body can come to balance (health) if given the correct stimulus. This is achieved by using a remedy that is chosen not for the disease, but instead for the person experiencing the illness. This means that the choice is specifically tailored to that person. 

Let’s say 10 children who are in school together get a fever. Although it may seem that they have all gotten the same “bug”, the fever presents itself differently in each child. Each child would get a completely different homeopathic remedy that fits them uniquely. By stimulating the body’s ability to bring itself to health, each of these youngsters will not only resolve their fever within hours to a day or so, they will also be left in a better state than before the fever presented itself. 

Why wouldn’t a parent want homeopathy in their house? What could be better than ridding a child of their fever, not by suppressing it and inviting the illness to return later, but by removing it gently and safely? Self sufficiency is a goal that many of us want to attain. Homeopathy is the ultimate road towards that goal. I invite you to join me and the millions of others who have eliminated the danger of superfluous drugs and have instead adopted safe and powerful homeopathic remedies.

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Each symptoms manifest differently for each individual so the homeopathic remedy listed here may not work for you but will work for your neighbor . It’s not one remedy fits everyone .

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Menopause and homeopathy

A list of only a few possible options /Many more remedies not listed here , please make an appt for a proper casetaking , only one will fit you

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A woman who is chilly, pale, and sluggish—with trouble concentrating, and a tendency toward weight gain during or after menopause—is likely to respond to this remedy. Hot flushing and sweats at night are often seen. A person who needs this remedy may also have a tendency toward skin problems with oozing cracked eruptions, and be very slow to become alert when waking in the morning.

Lachesis mutus

This remedy relieves hot flashes from menopause, especially when hot flashes are relieved by sweating or the occurrence of periods.

Sepia

This remedy can be helpful if a woman’s periods are sometimes late and scanty, but heavy and flooding at other times. Her pelvic organs can feel weak and sagging, and she may have a craving for vinegar or sour foods. Women who need this remedy usually feel dragged-out and weary, with an irritable detachment regarding family members, and a loss of interest in daily tasks. Exercise, especially dancing, may brighten up the woman’s mood and improve her energy.

Sulphur

This remedy is often helpful for hot flashes and flushing during menopause, when the woman wakes in the early morning hours and throws the covers off. She may be very anxious, weep a lot, and worry excessively about her health. A person needing Sulphur often is mentally active (or even eccentric), inclined toward messy habits, and usually feels worse from warmth.

Other Remedies

Belladonna 

This remedy relieves hot flashes with profuse sweating and head congestion. 

Calcarea carbonica

This remedy may be helpful to a woman with heavy flooding, night sweats and flushing (despite a general chilliness), as well as weight gain during menopause. People who need this remedy are usually responsible and hard-working, yet somewhat slow or plodding and can be easily fatigued. Anxiety may be strong, and overwork or stress may lead to temporary breakdown. Stiff joints or cramps in the legs and feet, and cravings for eggs and sweets are other indications for Calcarea.

Glonoinum 

This relieves sudden hot flashes with throbbing headaches or congestion, aggravated by heat. 

Ignatia

Ignatia is often helpful for emotional ups and downs occurring during menopause. The woman will be very sensitive, but may try to hide her feelings—seeming guarded and defensive, moody, or hysterical. Headaches, muscle spasms, and menstrual cramps can occur, along with irregular periods. A heavy feeling in the chest, a tendency to sigh and yawn, and sudden outbursts of tears or laughter are strong indications for Ignatia.

Lilium tigrinum

A woman likely to respond to this remedy feels hurried, anxious, and very emotional — with a tendency to fly into rages and make other people “walk on eggs.” She often has a sensation of tightness in her chest, and a feeling as if her pelvic organs are pressing out, which can make her feel a need to sit a lot or cross her legs.

Natrum muriaticum

A woman who needs this remedy may seem reserved, but has strong emotions that she keeps inside. She often feels deep grief and may dwell on the loss of happy times from the past or brood about hurts and disappointments. During menopause, she can have irregular periods accompanied by backaches or migraines. A person who needs this remedy usually craves salt, and feels worse from being in the sun.

Pulsatilla

A person who needs this remedy is usually soft and emotional, with changeable moods and a tendency toward tears. Women are very attached to their families and find it hard to bear the thought of the children growing up and leaving home. They usually feel deeply insecure about getting older. A fondness for desserts and butter can often lead to weight problems. Changeable moods, irregular periods, queasy feelings, alternating heat and chills, and lack of thirst are common. Aggravation from stuffy rooms and improvement in open air may confirm the choice of Pulsatilla.

Staphysagria

A person who needs this remedy usually seems mild-mannered, shy, and accommodating, but has many suppressed emotions. Women around the time of menopause may become depressed, or have outbursts of unaccustomed rage (even throwing or breaking things). Many people needing Staphysagria have deferred to a spouse for many years, or have experienced abuse in childhood.

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Urinary tract infection

Cantharis

Strong urging to urinate—with cutting pains that are felt before the urine passes, as well as during and after—may indicate a need for this remedy. Only several drops pass at a time, with a scalding sensation. The person may feel as if the bladder has not been emptied, still feeling a constant urge to urinate. 

Nux vomica

Irritable bladder with a constant need to urinate, passing only small amounts, suggests a need for this remedy. Burning or cramping pain may be felt in the bladder area, with an itching sensation in the urethra while the urine passes. The person may feel very irritable, impatient, and chilly. Symptoms may be relieved by hot baths or other forms of warmth. 

Sarsaparilla

This remedy is often useful in cystitis and often helps when symptoms are unclear, or if other remedies have not been effective. Frequent urging is felt, with burning pain at the end of urination. Urine passes when the person is standing up, but only dribbling occurs while sitting. Flakes or sediment are sometimes seen in the urine. (Sarsaparilla is sometimes helpful when stones are forming or the kidneys are involved; however, these conditions need a doctor’s care.) 

Other Remedies

Aconitum apellus

This remedy is often useful when a person feels anxious both before and during urination, with hot, scanty urine, and a burning or spasmodic feeling in the outlet of the bladder. It can also be helpful if retention of urine occurs after a person has been very cold and chilled, or after a shaking experience. 

Apis mellifica

This remedy is indicated when the person frequently needs to urinate, but only small quantities are passed. Stinging and burning sensations are felt (especially with the last few drops) and the person may also experience soreness in the abdomen. Heat and touch make the symptoms worse, and cold applications, cool bathing, and open air bring relief. A lack of thirst is another indication that Apis may be needed. 

Belladonna

This remedy may be beneficial if urging to urinate is frequent and intense, and the bladder feels very sensitive. A cramping or writhing sensation may be felt in the bladder area. Small amounts of highly-colored urine pass. (This remedy is sometimes helpful if a person passes small amounts of blood and no serious cause can be found on medical examination.) 

Berberis vulgaris

Cystitis with twinges of cutting pain, or a burning feeling that extends to the urethra and its opening, may indicate a need for this remedy. The passage may also burn at times when no attempt at urination is being made. After emptying the bladder, the person feels as if some urine still remains inside. Urging and discomfort are often worse from walking. 

Borax

This remedy can be helpful for cystitis with smarting pain in the urinary opening and aching in the bladder, with a feeling that the urine is retained. Children may cry or shriek, afraid to urinate because they know the pain is coming. Borax is often indicated for people who are sensitive to noise and inclined toward motion sickness. 

Chimaphila umbellata

If a person has a troublesome urge to urinate but has to strain (or even stand up and lean forward) to make it pass, this remedy may be useful. A scalding sensation may be felt while the urine flows, with a feeling of straining afterward. 

Clematis

This remedy may be indicated if a person has to urinate frequently with only a small amount being passed. A feeling of constriction is felt in the urinary passage, and the flow may be interrupted, or there may be dribbling afterward. A tingling sensation may occur, lasting long after urination is finished. 

Equisetum

If cystitis is accompanied by dull but distressing pain and a feeling of fullness in the bladder, even after urinating, this remedy may be helpful. Urging and discomfort are more intense when the bladder has recently been emptied, improving over time as the bladder become more full. 

Lycopodium

This remedy may be helpful if a person has to urinate frequently during the night and passes large amounts of urine. Or the person may feel a painful urge, but has to strain to make the urine flow. Pain may be felt in the back before the urine passes. (If fever is present, the urine has a reddish color, or discomfort is felt in the kidney region, the person should see a doctor.) 

Sepia

This remedy may be helpful if a person has to urinate frequently, with sudden urging, a sense that urine will leak if urination is delayed, and small amounts of involuntary urine loss. The person may experience a bearing-down feeling in the bladder region, or pressure above the pubic bone. A person who needs this remedy often feels worn-out and irritable, with cold extremities, and a lax or sagging feeling in the pelvic area. 

Staphysagria 

This remedy is often indicated for cystitis that develops in a woman after sexual intercourse, especially if sexual activity is new to her, or if cystitis occurs after every occasion of having sex. Pressure may be felt in the bladder after urinating, as if it is still not empty. A sensation that a drop of urine is rolling through the urethra, or a constant burning feeling, are other indications. Staphysagria is also useful for cystitis that develops after illnesses with extended bed rest, or after the use of catheters

Essential oils

5 Plant Extract Oils That Boost Your Immune System—

Clove has the power to kill nasty germs and fungus. A study in the Annals of Microbiology concludes clove essential oil has anti-carcinogenic activity against a large number of oral pathogens. Clove neutralizes harmful Staphylococcus bacteria (“staph” infections) as well as E. coli (the same bacteria responsible for food poisoning), as well as Candida albicans. The main natural chemical in clove, eugenol, has been shown to have anti-inflammatory activities stronger than over-the-counter NSAIDs.

Lemon contains broad-spectrum antiviral activity. That means it protects you against several different kinds of viruses, such as those that cause colds and the flu. Lemon also greatly assists the body’s detoxification processes. An active ingredient in lemon, linalool, has antibacterial properties, especially against a nasty bug called “acinetobacter,” which can cause serious infections and antibiotic resistance.

Cinnamon boosts your respiratory system and protects you against unfriendly bacteria in your body. A compound in cinnamon called “cinnamic aldehyde” is the active ingredient that kills several harmful types of fungi, including Aspergillus niger, aka “black mold.” And in studies using cell lines, cinnamon has been shown to suppress the growth of tumors.

Eucalyptus has been used for centuries to help people breathe easier. A particular species of it, eucalyptus globulus, has been shown in research studies to help inhibit several types of bacteria that can make you very sick, such as H. influenzae and S. pneumoniae.

Rosemary improves your immune system as it reduces muscle pain and the inflammation response. It also breaks up mucus throughout the body. Laboratory studies reveal the antioxidants in rosemary neutralize free radical damage

Dental x ray how to protect yourself

X-Ray Protection Protocol

• Vitamin C-(Liposomal) – 500mg three times a day on an empty stomach
• Quercetin – 500mg three times a day
• Vitamin E succinate – 400 IU twice daily
• Niacinmide – 500mg daily
• Folate – 800 micrograms a day (make sure it is methyl folate)
• N-acetyl-L-Cysteine – 750mg a day
• Alpha-Lipoic Acid – 200mg twice a day
• Selenium – 200 micrograms a day

These supplements can be taken up to three weeks prior to your dental x-ray visit.

Homeopathic Remedy

X-Ray-30c can be taken 5 pills under the tongue every two hours. Starting at least one day before your dental appointment

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• Bryonia: Nausea and faintness on rising, often with irritability. Motion of any kind makes nausea worse.
• Cocculus: Dizziness and nausea when riding or sitting up with a strong desire to lie down. The symptoms are worse from watching moving objects or from seeing or smelling food, and in the open air. There may be a desire for cold drinks.
• Nux vomica: Irritability is a hallmark of this remedy. There is often severe nausea, though at times there is difficulty vomiting. There may be an intense headache at the back of the head or over both eyes. The patient feels chilly and can be worse from the smell of food, tobacco, and coffee.
• Petroleum: Dizziness on rising. Persistent nausea with excessive salivation, cold sweat, and stomach pain, which is worse from passive motion, like riding in a car. The patient can complain of pain and stiffness in the neck. They may feel better lying with the head high and from warmth.
• Sepia: A painful sensation of emptiness in the pit of the stomach accompanies nausea. There is faintness. Nausea is often worse from the smell of food.