What is a homeopathic?

Homeopathy is actually considered a pharmaceutical science. The science of homeopathy was founded in the early 1800s by a German physician and chemist by the name of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann. There were no pharmacies or chemical laboratories at that point in history (leeches and blood letting were considered science), so physicians learned how to derive their medicines from nature. While doing research into the toxicological effects of the medicines of his time, Dr. Hahnemann discovered that specific dilutions of a substance would remove the symptoms that would have been induced by use of the actual substance. Initial testing was done on healthy volunteers. A homeopathic remedy, or dilution, of the actual substance, was introduced to a volunteer to discover the symptoms it was capable of producing. This was called a proving. Participants in a proving record their symptoms; the symptoms are collated and used as therapeutic indications for prescribing that substance. A homeopathic can only cause temporary symptoms, it cannot cause the actual chemical reaction the substance itself might have produced. And so homeopathy is based on the theory of “Likes are Cured by Likes.” If one dilution (potency) causes the symptoms, another dilution will correct those same symptoms.

Physicians who practiced homeopathy had a success rate that was much higher than modern medicine as we know it today. Interestingly enough, homeopathic medicine used to be the primary form of treatment in the United States. The most prestigious medical schools from the mid 1800s to the early 1900s were homeopathic. The first medical association was the American Institute of Homeopathy, not the AMA. Once the AMA was created, it was funded primarily from paid advertisements from pharmaceutical companies. Simply put, allopathic medicine created better income incentives offering free samples and endorsement fees to the most prominent doctors. Even though the medical system in the US does not promote or even condone homeopathic medicine today, other industrialized nations readily use and accept it as a primary source of treatment. It is widely known that the right homeopathic can relieve a symptom faster than a medication without the side effects and physical hazards that medications produce. Perhaps that is why the British Royal Family employs a full time homeopathic physician.

What is a Homeopathic?
When you dilute a substance by a certain ratio and then succuss (briskly bang) the results, the molecules are transferred and you have a homeopathic. Homeopathics are generally made from herbs and minerals. There are two classifications of homeopathics, classical and complex. We will be creating and using complex homeopathics with the Remedy Maker. Complex homeopathics are remedies generated by electronic methods, while classical remedies are made by manual dilution (yes it takes a long time). Technology has improved to such a degree that master samples such as those found in the Symptom Kit have been made and can be transferred into remedies electronically. This allows the individual to make unlimited amounts of any remedy. People who practice classical homeopathy have little respect for complex homeopathy as it is not the traditional method. But people who practice drugs and medication have little respect for either. Respect should not be the goal - results and help for humanity are much more important.

How Fast will a Homeopathic Remedy Work?
Each case is individual, but if you pick the right remedy for the right condition, positive results can be expected within minutes and often seconds of taking the remedy. When a homeopathic remedy is placed in the mouth, the information is picked up by the sublingual nerve pathways around the tongue. The information is then transmitted at the average nerve speed of 200 M.P.H. throughout the body so the remedy reaches all 100 trillion cells of the body within a matter of seconds. A very nice advantage to homeopathic medicine vs. drugs and medication, which often take days or weeks to reach a level that produces relief.

Are antibiotics, medications or vaccinations more effective than a homeopathic?
We are born and trained in a society whose mindset is placed in trust for what the medical society has established as the health standard. If someone offers you advice, you only follow it if you have seen evidence in track record. This has earned your trust. If you don’t have pre-established trust, you ask questions. It is sad to say that the third leading cause of death is actually treatments or therapies utilized in the medical community. The first two causes of death are diseases which some say are highly promoted or caused by certain practices promoted by the same medical community. If even half of this is true, why do we have such faith and trust in what the medical establishment has set as “health care”?

Now to answer the question, we all know that modern treatment of any kind is based on suppression of the symptom rather than cure. Modern medicine does not believe the body can regenerate. Homeopathic medicine works exactly the opposite by inducing the body’s own ability to heal. All natural medicine does, for that matter. Even without medical training, it seems no more than logical that natural remedies should far supersede the effectiveness of any drug, antibiotic or surgery. In terms of results, all natural medicine is not created equal. Because natural medicine tends to address the cause of the problem and the cause is different and unique for each person, you can’t cookie cut natural therapies and programs as you might a drug therapy whose only task is to suppress the symptom at hand no matter what the side effect or health hazard. Taking all of this into consideration, if you get homeopathic remedy, results will be produced faster than any drug or antibiotic because natural remedies induce the healing potential of the body. In the worst case scenario, a homeopathic will not be effective and you can still fall back to the medication or surgery you were previously considering. Thus it is a win-win situation.

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