Today is Blue Monday - statistically the most depressing day of the year in the northern hemisphere. If your Mondays - or any day of the week- tend to be blue, homeopathy can help.
It’s the 12th of January already and with the shorter days and low temperatures, keeping to resolutions may well be very hard. So here are five very simple healthy changes you can make, and even if you only follow one but you follow it consistently, your body will thank you.
Happy new year! If you have set yourself some goals for the coming year and feel like some support may be wise to help you reach them, turn to homeopathy for that support.
Christmas songs will tell you that this time of year is merry and bright, but it’s not the case for everyone. The next few posts will give you some tips on using homeopathy for your friends and family this Christmas to help with everything from loneliness to flu to hangovers and back again.
If you’re feeling fatigued, the demands of life can easily become overwhelming. Whatever the cause of your fatigue, homeopathy can provide support and help you find the way back to the real you.
Whatever the cause of fatigue, whether it’s due to sleep loss, stress, emotional trauma, slow recovery from a virus or an underfunctioning liver or thyroid gland, homeopathy has a lot to offer.
As the parent/stepparent to four children as well as a homeopath, I would not be without Pulsatilla – it’s a must for snotty kids, irregular periods and for feelings of sadness, self-pity and changeable moods.
This is the first in the series of blog entries about those homeopathic remedies which may be basic, but are also fabulously powerful healing tools that are brilliant to have to hand for any family.
Please make sure you pack your first aid homeopathic remedies for your holidays this summer. This post will tell you best remedies for the digestive upsets which can often be the cloud that blocks your summer sun.