Homeopathy

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Homeopathy was developed in the 18th century by German physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843).

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Homeopathy works with the body’s own recovery systems to help the person get well naturally.

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In homeopathic theory, disease is seen as originating not originally because of pathogens like viruses or bacteria, but because of a disruption in the “vital force” or life energy of the individual.

Therefore, in homeopathic theory, colloidal silver or antibiotics or hot herbal compresses or whatever you use to “kill germs” will not cure you.
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Homeopathic remedies help your body correct the underlying reason,s for the disease. So rather than treating the symptoms as “modern western” medicine does, it treats the person.

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Today dental practice has become very high-tech and invasive. In some ways working against the body.
Using homeopathy, dentists are able to perform much more gentle treatment, creating much less anxiety and trauma in the process.
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Homeopathy will also aid the recovery process, reducing the intensity, and length of any swelling, bleeding or discomfort you may feel.
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On the HISTORY of Homeopathy:

All people have inherited weaknesses and susceptibilities with which they are born. In Hahnemann´s theory these are known as “miasms.” Some of these predispositions are genetic tendencies to certain conditions such as hip dysplasia or allergies. Some are behavioural; others are neurological.
Miasms can also be contracted after birth, from infectious diseases, suppressive treatments, and other causes.
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One child might be born who is sensitive to vaccines, while another has no reaction from them, but may be unable to tolerate certain foods, or pollens, or perhaps has an inherited weakness in his eyes.
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In the book you´ll discover a broad variety of homeopathic remedies (more than five pages) for use in dentistry and way beyond. You´ll also find different was to practice homeopathy ….

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