Homeopathy is a natural approach to medicine that works without contraindications (interference with other medications you may be taking) or side effects to stimulate the body's curative responses so the body heals itself.

Homeopathy is different from conventional medicine because conventional medicine simply defines health as the lack of symptoms (if you dry up a runny nose, is your cold gone and are you healthy?). Homeopathy defines health as the lack

Homeopathic medicines are therapeutically active micro-doses of natural substances. Similar to other over-the-counter medicines, they are used to treat acute health conditions such as allergies, coughs, colds, flu, stress, arthritis pain, muscle pain, teething, etc. Considered a mainstream choice in Europe, homeopathic medicines are now being discovered by more and more Americans. Pair the medicine's safety record and tried and true results with the public's demand for

As warm summer weather entices you outdoors, you can prepare for minor injuries by bringing along some or all of the following homeopathic remedies

Burns Arsenicum album (arsenic):

Soothes burned skin that has a scaly, seared appearance; is red, swollen and sensitive to the touch; or has metallic, black or blue discolorations. Arsenicum also treats the person who is chilled or restless

MONROVIA, Calif.--Homeopathic practitioners are hailing a "landmark" scientific breakthrough inspired by homeopathic methodology as lending credibility to this alternative medical treatment.

The new research, led by Shui-Yin Lo, Ph.D., at the American Technologies Group, located here, seems to verify the experiences of two centuries of homeopathic physicians. The scientists discovered, identified and characterized a unique type of stable, nonmelting ice crystal

Psychiatrists who practice conventional medicine may be losing some of their anxiety about homeopathy. A recent study reported a more than 50 percent favorable response rate for patients who used homeopathic remedies for major depression, social phobia or panic disorder. Researchers from the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, N.C., and private practitioners from the Hahnemann Medical Clinic, Albany,