Homoeopathy is great for taking the sting out of summer’s insect bites. We recommend that you keep the following remedies handy this summer and that your remedy choice is based on the symptoms rather than the type of insect or … Continued
Attention to diet and oral hygiene from birth along with regular dental checks is essential in the maintenance of our dental health. Plaque forms daily even in a healthy mouth and is best removed by regular and thorough brushing and … Continued
Students often become overwhelmed and frazzled in the lead up to their exams and find homoeopathy great for minimising stress and calming the nerves. Ideally prepare in advance by selecting and having on hand the best indicated remedies. Argent nit: Good … Continued
Tissue Salts were so named by Dr Schuessler who stated that the human body contains twelve vital mineral (tissue) salts and a proper balance of these salts is required for normal cell function. Several of these tissue salts are included … Continued
Animals can suffer from different types of anxiety, such as social anxiety where they are nervous and anxious around other animals and/or humans, noise anxiety with a fear of loud or unusual noises, e.g. thunder, fireworks, and separation anxiety where … Continued
As we head into mid winter, recurrent colds and sniffles can often develop into painful sinus congestion. Homoeopathy can be great if you are suffering the effects of sinus congestion that’s common during the last stage of a cold. Consider … Continued
In the case of accidents and injuries your remedies are invaluable. To minimise damage attend to any trauma quickly with the indicated remedy along with any other necessary first aid treatment. Taking care as even the friendliest animal, when scared, … Continued
As we age our joints can begin to lose flexibility and become stiff and at times painful. Sports injuries, accidents, dietary indiscretions and sedentary lifestyle all take their toll on joint health. Attention to diet is extremely important especially reducing the … Continued
As dogs age, their bladder sphincter muscles can weaken, resulting in incontinence. It’s especially common in spayed females. Since incontinence can indicate various issues, including infections and bladder stones, always have your vet examine your pet. If the diagnosis is … Continued