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Your Guide to a Flu-Free Winter When Loss Happens to Little Ones Mending young hearts, minds & bodies Superbugs Living Well with Bipolar on the Loose Disorder Lily, the Cat with 9 Lives Bandmates Your Guide Riff on Remedy to a Flu-Free See you in Phoenix Winter JAHC • April 6-8 Winter 2017 • $4.95 HomeopathyCenter.org Display until March 31, 2018 Your Membership Benefits Await! • A complimentary subscription (paper and digital) to Homeopathy Today, NCH’s quarterly magazine (a $19.80 value) • Online access to current and Forget past issues of Homeopathy Today (a $500+ value) • Free registration to 12 NCH something? webinars a year, as well as access to the online webinar archive (a $180 value) It may be time to renew • Exclusive use of our online Materia Medica, which your membership! contains the text of Clarke’s, Boericke’s, and Kent’s LIFE IS BUSY. 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For help with your membership call us at 856.437.4752 or email [email protected] Winter 2017 Volume 37, Number 4 ISSN: 0886-1676 www.HomeopathyCenter.org Your Guide to Health through Homeopathy Featured Articles 16 16 What’s the Diff? Superbug wreaks havoc in hospitals and beyond: how to help people overcome C. diff infections by Amy Rothenberg, ND 24 When Loss Happens to Little Ones Mending young hearts, minds, and bodies with homeopathy by Pearlyn Goodman-Herrick, ND 32 Finding Natural Balance: A Bipolar Breakthrough How homeopathy can help people with bipolar disorder 24 by Jennifer Bahr, ND 8 Homeopathy, an Affordable Healthcare Solution • Joint American Homeopathic Conference 2018 • Phoenix, AZ • April 6-8, 2018 10 The Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States: Why the HPUS is important to you 12 How We Work: Meet Kathleen Scheible, Community Builder 22 Just One Drop Screenings: Two Movie Captains relate their experiences 30 Lily, the Cat with Nine Lives 31 In Remembrance: Peris Gumz, CCH 32 41 Homeopathy for Horn Players: Promoting homeopathy in unlikely places 43 5 Reasons to Die without a Will 44 Wishing You a Flu-Free Winter! 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For example, chilliness with desire for ice cold omeopathy is a safe, effective system of natural medicine, drinks, or dizziness that is better from motion. Such a symptom often points used by millions of people worldwide for more than 200 directly to the curative remedy. Hyears to achieve wellness. Homeopathic medicines are pre- chronic illness: (See acute illness.) pared from natural sources, are used in extremely small amounts, common symptoms: Symptoms that are commonly found in a particular and are recognized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. disease, for example, spots in measles or swollen glands in mumps. They are non-toxic and, when properly administered, can be constitutional treatment: Treating the whole person, rather than the safely used with infants, children, adults, and animals. symptoms alone, thereby attempting to enhance the general level of health rather than just getting rid of the symptoms. 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He wrote 6 editions, the last in 1842; current homeopaths cepa—a tiny dose of onion, specially prepared by a homeopathic refer primarily to the 6th and sometimes the 5th editions. pharmacy in accordance with FDA-approved guidelines— potency: The strength of a homeopathic remedy according to the number because onion is known to cause watery eyes and a burning nasal of times, during preparation, it has been diluted and succussed (i.e., poten- discharge. tized). Potency is represented as a number attached to a remedy name Homeopathy regards symptoms as the body’s healthy attempt (e.g., Aconite 30c or Arnica 6X—the letter c or X refers to two different to restore itself to balance. A homeopath will choose a remedy methods of dilution during remedy preparation).
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