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We pay for insurance. Every month, every year, whether we’re sick or not. But when it comes time to choose how we want to heal, we’re told: “That’s not covered.”You want acupuncture? Homeopathy? Trauma healing? Nutritional therapy? Too bad.Your insurance will happily pay $10,000 for a drug tha..

A fresh look at health through the lens of old and new medical paradigmsWe’ve all grown up in a world shaped by mainstream medicine. There's no denying its power in emergencies, surgery, and life-saving interventions. But when it comes to chronic illness, emotional suffering, and recurring sympt..

In the quiet moments between consultations, we often reflect on the deeper stories behind symptoms. Especially in children, the body often becomes a canvas where emotions, experiences, and inherited tendencies express themselves. In this blog, we share the journeys of three young individuals who str..

 Misunderstood Medicine: 5 Things Doctors Often Get Wrong About HomeopathyDespite being practiced for over 200 years and used by millions around the world, homeopathy continues to be misunderstood—especially among conventionally trained physicians. Below, we clarify common myths and explain..

Embracing Innovation in Natural MedicineIn 2014, I was filled with excitement. After completing my training in homeopathy, I was eager to begin offering consultations. The first thing that came to mind was to create a website and start practicing telehealth.Homeopathy is uniquely suited for teleheal..

The integration of technology into homeopathic practice is not a new phenomenon. In fact, we've been using computerized repertories since 1979, when the first digital tools were developed to help practitioners analyze complex symptom pictures. One of the earliest was the Vithoulkas Expert System, fo..

Introduction Fibromyalgia (FM) is a complex and often misunderstood syndrome characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, and sleep disturbances. It is estimated to affect approximately 5% of the global population, occurring more frequently in women, typicall..