This article is a guest post by Joette Calabrese. This is the first in a series on homeopathy for infants and children.
What so many folks forget is that the human body is a
miraculous machine. Our children are actually
capable of great resilience and healing facility. Over-the-counter and prescribed medications suppress these
abilities. This explains why, when antibiotics and other drugs are used to
“control” or “manage” symptoms of one illness, another, more sobering illness or
a worsening of the first illness usually follows close behind. Indeed, ear
infections frequently return after antibiotic and acetaminophen are used.
So, if you’re tired of these drugs, you’re in good company. Moms
throughout the U.S. and world are tired, too! And they’re turning to
homeopathy. It’s a centuries old method that empowers mothers.
In fact, nearly 4 million U.S. adults and about 900,000
children use homeopathic remedies each year.[1]
With homeopathy, moms are gaining the (much needed!) confidence
to treat themselves and family for simple first aid and common illnesses such
as colds, flu’s, ear infections, pink eye and more.
(I’m so excited to be offering a free webinar that will
teach mothers and others how to avoid the mistakes that many make in treating
their children. Go to www.HomeopathyWorks.net
and sign up for my free E-zine and we’ll email you all the information you
need.
Homeopathic remedies, unlike medications, do not carry side effects and even though
they’re regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, you will not find that
ominous small print, warning of dangers. That’s because there aren’t any. As long as the remedies are used as directed,
they act gently and politely.
Moreover, though there are thousands of homeopathic remedies
on the market, not one has ever been removed by the FDA because of detrimental
effects! This speaks loudly for
homeopathy’s safety, particularly since these remedies have been regulated by
the government since the FDA’s inception in the 1940’s.
So, just how do these reputable, homeopathic remedies work?
Simply put, our body is capable of coming to balance
(health), if given the correct stimulus.
This is achieved by using a remedy that is chosen not for the disease,
but rather the person who is experiencing the disease.
This means that the choice is specifically tailored to the
person.
Let’s say three children, who are in school together get a
fever. Although it may seem that they’ve
all gotten the same “bug”, in reality they each present fever differently. One
child might get a 104° fever with febrile delusions and panic, requiring the
remedy, Belladonna 30. Another might have a fever of 101°,
a stomach ache and clinginess, which would lead to a sure choice of Pulsatilla 30. Yet another child might be
chilly, angry and have diarrhea with his fever.
This child would profit from Nux
vomica 30.
By stimulating the body’s ability to bring itself to
economy, each of these youngsters will not only resolve the fever within hours
or a day or so, but they’ll also be left in a better state than before the
fever presented!
And if the child is
prone to fevers, he will be less likely to have another one in the near
future. However, if the illness is repeated, that same remedy will often
work again. Generally, the body will
resolve the propensity for this illness and it will likely not return.
Why wouldn’t a mom want homeopathy in her house? What could
be better than ridding a child of his fever, not by suppressing it and inviting
the illness to return later, but by removing it gently, safely and without ever
having had to leave the safety of your own home?
Self sufficiency is a goal many of us want to attain. Homeopathy is the ultimate road toward self
sufficiency. I invite you to join me and the millions of others who have
eliminated the danger of superfluous drugs with safe and powerful homeopathic
medicines. They offer the promise of restorative health.
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The
information provided in this article is for educational purposes only and may
not be construed as medical advice. The reader is encouraged to make
independent inquires and to seek the advice of a licensed healthcare provider.

