Continuing my cliffnotes on classical homeopath Mary Aspinwall’s free Homeopathy course for beginners, we will consider how to practically apply Homeopathy’s two laws – the Law of Similars and the Law of the minimal dose.… Read More »Homeopathy 104: Conscious consumption and dosing
Continuing my cliffnotes on Lesson 2 of classical homeopath Mary Aspinwall’s free Homeopathy newbie course, I got to explore Homeopathy’s second foundational law, which Mary calls “minimalism”. A “classical homeopath” is one that closely follows… Read More »Homeopathy 103: Minimalism or the Law of the Minimum Dose
I have started studying classical homeopath Mary Aspinwall’s free course on Homeopathy and am making cliff notes of what I’m learning. The first post was about Homeopathy’s fundamental law, the Law of Similars. In order… Read More »Homeopathy 102: Matchmaking symptoms to remedies
I’ve been interested in Homeopathy ever since I became aware that there are millions of people who swear by its effectiveness and safety. It is more than intriguing that Homeopathy is one of the alternative… Read More »Homeopathy 101: Matchmaking according to the Law of Similars
One day we got a cute new kitten with a small bald patch on one ear. I did not think much of it, but I started to get a little worried when that bald patch… Read More »The simplest remedy for ring worm
If you are like me, throwing away anything seems like a waste. Especially good almond skins! Almond skins not only feed your friendly gut inhabitants (that are part of your immune system), but are also… Read More »What to do with almond skins?
The Ultimate Guide to Almond Pulp: Zero-Waste Recipes and Uses Beyond the Milk If you’ve embraced the delicious and healthy world of homemade almond milk, you’re likely familiar with a delightful byproduct: almond pulp. This… Read More »What to do with Almond pulp?
Bad breath (halitosis in medicalese) can be caused by food residue between teeth, dental decay, gum disease, throat and sinus infections, and even stomach problems. But there is another cause one rarely hears about: the… Read More »How to scrape bad breath away
Gum disease (also called gingivitis, which when aggravated is then called periodontitis) is a condition that is usually attributed to plaque buildup. There is redness, swelling, pain, bleeding, and sometimes loss of the ability to… Read More »Help! My gums just won’t get better!
This is a statement I heard recently, and it is true that most Westerners do use factory-made tooth paste. US Americans statistically use 20 gallons (75kg!) of tooth paste in their lifetime (Mercola, 2015). Still,… Read More »Every normal person uses tooth paste!