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Books follow: Please click here for a homeopath in your area
Highway to Homeopathy Herbal Remedies
Natural Remedies
Homeopathic Remedies
Alternative Cures
Author: Bill Gottlieb; Buy New: £10.31
The Family Guide to Homeopathy
Author: Andrew Lockie; Buy New: £11.21
The Bach Flower Remedies Step by Step
Author: Judy Howard; Buy New: £4.99
Your Healthy Child with Homeopathy
Author: Tricia Allen; Buy New: £7.19
Homeopathic Medicine for Children and Infants
Author: Dana Ullman; Buy New: £7.21
Complete Homeopathy Handbook
Author: Miranda Castro; Buy New: £6.59
The Bach Remedies Workbook
Author: Stefan Ball;
Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines
Author: Stephen Cummings; Buy New: £9.27
Homeopathy is one of the best alternative medicines available today. By encouraging the body's own healing mechanisms, homeopathic remedies are a safe and effective way to treat almost all ailments. Homeopaths have a natural affinity with their patients.
Homeopathy is very effective. When the appropriate remedy is taken, results can be almost instant, total and permanent.
Homeopaths practice in a way that is totally safe. Even babies and pregnant women can use Homeopathy without side effects.
Homeopathic remedies can also be taken with traditional medication with no side effects.
Homeopathy is natural. A Homeopath usually uses natural ingredients.
A Homeopath works in harmony with your immune system, unlike conventional medicines which can often suppress the immune system.
Homeopathic remedies are not addictive - once relief is felt, you can stop taking them.
Homeopathy is holistic. It treats all the symptoms as one, addressing the cause, not the symptoms. This usually means that symptoms alleviated by a Homeopath do not recur.
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Homeopaths in Your Area
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Qualifications
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Address |
Town / City
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Postcode
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Telephone
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| Jill Richards | RSHom | The Market Hall, College Green | Tywyn | LL36 9BY | 01650 511868 |
| Julie Hodgson | RSHom | 64 High Street | Porthmadog | LL49 9LW | 01341 250845 |
| Carroll Stanton | MHMA | Bramble Cottage, Portmadoc Road | Criccieth | LL52 0PR | 01766 523270 |
| Carroll Stanton | MHMA | Trigonos Centre, Plas Haladevlyn | Nantlle | LL54 6BW | 01286 882388 |
| Wendy Scrase | LHom | Bryn Gwyn, Victoria Drive | Bangor | LL57 2EN | 01248 371162 |
| Dr Paul Nickson | MFHom | 11 Victoria Place | Bethesda | LL57 3AG | 01248 600212 |
What is the basis of homeopathy?
Read the whole article Homeopath can be mainstream medicine
There are two gamuts homoeopathy is based on: One, the Law of Similar. Two, the micro-dose therapy. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann of Germany, the first homeopath introduced the application of these principles 210 years ago.
The Law of Similar can best be understood with the idea of vaccination, where you inject a disease product into the body to prevent the same disease. That is 'Like cures Like'. Vaccination is nothing but the concept developed on the homoeopathic principle. However, homoeopathy is much more refined and wider in its application, and more curative than protective.
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Example ailment treated by a homeopath
Acid Reflux
Acid reflux is when acid from the stomach leaks up into the gullet (oesophagus). This may cause heartburn and other symptoms. A new study claims that eating food quickly may cause gastro-oesophageal reflux indigestion, where stomach acid travels back from the stomach.
For many, rising acid at night will cause obvious symptoms. However, this new research has found that reflux can disturb sleep without any obvious symptoms. It seems that when stomach contents rise at night, our chances of getting a decent night's sleep can go belly up.
Consulting a Homeopath before resorting to medication, which can make things worse, may well solve your problem.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Where can I buy homeopathic treatments?
Some chemists and health food shops stock a small range of treatments, usually in pill form and in the 6c potency. However in emergencies and in many chronic conditions, 30c treatments should be used.
2. In what forms are homeopathic treatments available?
Most people buy their treatments in the form of lactose (milk sugar) pills which have been impregnated with a solution of the named treatment; to take the treatment one simply dissolves one or two on the tongue. Treatments are also sold in solution form in small glass phials with screw tops. A few treatments are available as ointments, for topical application only.
3. Can I get homeopathic treatments on the NHS?
There are a number of ways in which you can get Homeopathic treatments providing they are prescribed by a homeopath who is also a doctor. They may be working in an NHS homeopathic hospital or your GP may refer you to a homeopath.
4. When and how should I take homeopathic treatments?
Treatments are best taken in between meals, at least half an hour after eating, and should be dissolved or dropped onto the tongue. Make sure the mouth is thoroughly rinsed before taking a treatment.
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Cefn Ddwysarn-Gwynedd (near Bala)
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Dinas Dinlle-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
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Dyffryn Ardudwy-Gwynedd (near Dolgellau)
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Eglwys fach-Gwynedd (near Machynlleth)
Fron Goch-Gwynedd (near Dolgellau)
Gallt y foel-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Garn Dolbenmaen-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Glan yr afon (Fron goch)-Gwynedd (near Ruthin)
Glan yr afon (Llanedi)-Gwynedd (near Cwmaman)
Glan yr afon (Y Maerdy)-Gwynedd (near Bala)
Gyrn goch-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Halfway Bridge-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Llanbedr y cennin-Gwynedd (near Conwy)
Llanfair P G-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Llanfihangel y pennant-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Llanfihangel y traethau-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Moel Tryfan-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Morfa Bychan-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Morfa Nefyn-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Mynydd Llandygai-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Mynydd Nefyn-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Nant Gwynant-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Nant Peris-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Ogwen Bank-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
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Panteg Cross-Gwynedd (near Newcastle Emlyn)
Penisar Waun-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Penrhos garnedd-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Pentre Gwynfryn-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Pentre Uchaf-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Pont rug-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Rhos fawr-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Rhos y gwaliau-Gwynedd (near Llanfyllin)
Rhos y llan-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Rhyd Ddu-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Rhyd Sarn-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Rhyd uchaf-Gwynedd (near Dolgellau)
Rhyd y clafdy-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Rhyd y groes-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Rhyd y sarn-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Rhyd yr onnen-Gwynedd (near Machynlleth)
Sarn bach-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Sarn Meyllteyrn-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Tal y Bont (Castell)-Gwynedd (near Conwy)
Tal y bont (Llanddwywe)-Gwynedd (near Dolgellau)
Tal y bont (Llandegai)-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Tan y Bwlch-Gwynedd (near Criccieth)
Ty Nant-Gwynedd (near Dolgellau)
Uwch Mynydd-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
Waen Pentir-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Waen wen-Gwynedd (near Bangor)
Waterloo Port-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Waun Fawr-Gwynedd (near Aberystwyth)
Y Felinheli-Gwynedd (near Caernarfon)
Y Ffor-Gwynedd (near Pwllheli)
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