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HISTORY: Year 1883, the Chicago Homeopathic Medical College that was situated on the corner of Wood and York streets, which was one of the most elegant and commodious educational edifices in the city of Chicago. It was generally conceded to be the largest and best equipped homeopathic building in U.
HISTORY: Year 1883, the Chicago Homeopathic Medical College that was situated on the corner of Wood and York streets, which was one of the most elegant and commodious educational edifices in the city of Chicago. It was generally conceded to be the largest and best equipped homeopathic building in U.S. at that time.
As always, God Bless Homeopathy,
History
She relies on homeopathic medicine – and has done for 50 years – because she believes that ’more 90 percent of illnesses are triggered by some emotional trauma that you have to clear from your life otherwise, even if you take medicine, the illness will keep coming back’. The dancer has also cut sug
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From an early age I had extremely poor health. By the time I was 19 years old I was very, very ill and despite lots of conventional treatment and invasive testing, I was just becoming weaker and weaker, sicker and sicker. At the time I was living in London and a dear friend of mine called Fred said:
Remedy of the Day
Baptisia Tinctoria, prepared from wild indigo, is one of homeopathy's primary remedies for typhoid-like septic states — profound prostration, stuporous delirium, and fetid discharges. Farrington, Clarke, and Allen all give detailed accounts of its septic and putrid action.
Remedy of the Day
Podophyllum Peltatum. Podophyllum peltatum is the mandrake or May-apple, a plant that grows to the height of some two or three feet, with leaves spread out like an open hand. It is found mostly on the borders of woods. The parts used in medicine are the roots and fruit of the plant. The central