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Homeopathy is a system of medicine that recognises people as individuals, so each treatment plan is unique. It respects the wisdom of the body. The body has the power and potential to heal – we are just supporting that process with Homeopathy.
More and more people are looking for long term, gentle and natural solutions to their health problems. It is not necessarily in place of traditional medicine, but they know a pill taken long term is not going to resolve everything so they want to support their body’s natural healing ability as best they can. Using medication to “control” or “manage” symptoms is a huge burden for someone to endure for long periods, or for the rest of their lives. Many people are searching for a drug free option nowadays and they want a natural treatment that won’t cause other health complications and won’t suppress.
By treating the person and not the illness per se, homeopathy aims to restore natural balance and order by getting to the root of the problem. You can read more about how it works or watch a short video here.
Parents are also worried about giving their children repeated sets of antibiotics with frequent visits to the doctor often with recurrent health issues. Not only is it disruptive to family life, it can mean having to take time off work or take your children out from school or creche. By boosting your child’s immune system, homeopathy can help improve their susceptibility to illness and infection so they are less prone to picking up all that is going around.
Prevention is better than cure, so why not invest the time now, think ahead and give your health a natural boost with Homeopathy.
If you would like to know if Homeopathy could help you, why not Book a Free 15 Minute Call Today
Consultations available: Dublin 2, Dublin 13, Co. Dublin, Ireland & Worldwide Via Video Call
Eileen Scullion of Homeopathy-Healing is a Registered Homeopath LicISH ISHom with the Irish Society of Homeopaths (The Regulatory Body for the Homeopathic Profession which is recognized by the Department of Health and Children and works on the National Working Group towards an integrated Health System).