Homeopathy is a system of medicine founded by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann and is taken
from "homios" meaning similar and "pathos" meaning suffering; simply explained as
the treatment of "like with like".
Homeopathy is a safe and gentle system of medicine which
homeopaths believe assists the body's ability to heal itself.
Homeopathy draws on a wide range of substances and remedies
only contain a tiny amount of the active ingredient; therefore
homeopathy is safe for all the family, from babies to those
aged 100 years or more.
Homeopathy is very flexible so you only need to take
a small dose for a short time. The tablets melt in your mouth;
you don't need to avoid alcohol, worry about working, driving
or operating machinery. It works alone or alongside other forms
of treatment, both conventional and complementary.
As a holistic therapy, homeopathy takes account of all your individual
physical, emotional and mental symptoms.
Homeopathic medicines are tested on human volunteers, not animals.
The Earsham Homeopath: in Norwich,
Norfolk and in Bungay, Suffolk, in the
Waveney Valley, close to Harleston
and Beccles.
from "homios" meaning similar and "pathos" meaning suffering; simply explained as
the treatment of "like with like".
Homeopathy is a safe and gentle system of medicine which
homeopaths believe assists the body's ability to heal itself.
Homeopathy draws on a wide range of substances and remedies
only contain a tiny amount of the active ingredient; therefore
homeopathy is safe for all the family, from babies to those
aged 100 years or more.
Homeopathy is very flexible so you only need to take
a small dose for a short time. The tablets melt in your mouth;
you don't need to avoid alcohol, worry about working, driving
or operating machinery. It works alone or alongside other forms
of treatment, both conventional and complementary.
As a holistic therapy, homeopathy takes account of all your individual
physical, emotional and mental symptoms.
Homeopathic medicines are tested on human volunteers, not animals.
The Earsham Homeopath: in Norwich,
Norfolk and in Bungay, Suffolk, in the
Waveney Valley, close to Harleston
and Beccles.
