The Center for Sustainable Medicine


May 8, 2009

Homeopathy and Swine Flu

Category: Homeopathy, Sustainable Medicine – Didi – 10:30 pm

A recent article by Dr. Molly Punzo, M.D., shows that homeopathy may well be our best bet for treatment of Swine Flu , H1-N1.  Historically, homeopathy has an excellent track record in treating epidemic illness, without the side effects of anti-viral medicines and vaccines–which are also slow to develop and unable to keep up with the brilliant mutations of ever-changing viruses.

To read the original article at Organic Consumers Association, click here: http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_17822.cfm

Or click here to read more about the history of homeopathy’s treatment of epidemics

January 30, 2009

Homeopathy for Moms (and Dads) Introductory Class

Category: Classes and Workshops, Homeopathy, Sustainable Medicine – Didi – 10:15 am


Mothers and fathers are the first line of care for most children’s health issues. It is up to parents to decide when to call the doctor, and what to do at home. Homeopathy is well suited to home care as it is safe, easy to use, inexpensive, and environmentally sound. It is used extensively in Europe and India, where it is practiced by MDs. Clinical trials have shown homeopathy to be very effective in treating a wide range of conditions. Children respond quickly to homeopathic care even with difficult to treat conditions such as tracheal malacia, RSV, allergies, nightmares, and behavior issues (though these should be treated by a professional homeopath.

 

In this class you will learn the basic principles of homeopathy: what it is, how it works, and how you can safely treat many of your family’s short-term health problems such as bee stings, fevers, colds, coughs, headaches, bruises, indigestion, poison-ivy, and more with the use of inexpensive homeopathic remedies.  You will also learn when such conditions should be referred to a pediatrician or other health care professional. 

 

Saturday, February 21st  12-4 pm  $40

Thetford Center, Vermont (see directions page)

To sign up or for more information call (802) 785-2503

 

About the Instructor: 

Nationally Certified Homeopath Didi Pershouse, CCH, LAc. has provided gentle and affordable health care for over 15 years.  She is co-author of the latest homeopathy  textbook: Vital Expression: A Manual on Homeopathic Casetaking (Inner Health Publications), editor of several other textbooks, and was editor of the preparatory course for the National Exam in Homeopathy.  She is the founder of The Center for Sustainable Medicine, and the Two Rivers Clinic in Thetford Center where she practices homeopathy, acupuncture, and nutritional counseling. She has traveled and taught extensively in the field of alternative medicine.

April 28, 2008

Homeopathy and Epidemics

Category: Homeopathy, Sustainable Medicine – Didi – 3:00 am

Julian Winston, (1941-2005) was one of our best scholars and historians of Homeopathy. His article about homeopathy in the treatment of epidemics has been widely republished. I include it here as it is becoming more relevant each year as global warming and antibiotic-resistant bacteria create new generations of epidemic illness that standard pharmaceutical medicine is unprepared for.

Homeopathy, on the other hand, is far more flexible than pharmaceutical medicine, and is routinely used to treat epidemics in India and other countries.

Some History of the Treatment of Epidemics with Homeopathy
by Julian Winston

From its earliest days, homeopathy has been able to treat epidemic diseases with a substantial rate of success, when compared to conventional treatments. It was these successes that placed the practice of homeopathy so firmly in the consciousness of people world-wide. (more…)

April 16, 2008

Homeopathic Patterns: Animal, Plant or Mineral?

Category: Homeopathy, Sustainable Medicine – Didi – 10:31 am

In this systems model of homeopathy, each person or organism contains patterned information about all the other organisms in the larger system of the universe. Theoretically, a healthy person should be able to draw on resources from any other substance at an appropriate time, and move fluidly through life using different energy patterns as they are needed—both in the outer world, and in the inner workings of the body itself. When cleaning one’s house, a person draws on mineral energy to create structure and order out of chaos, putting thing in their proper place, and lining things up into neat and predictable rows. In the human body, minerals such as calcium, magnesium, and silica create structure in forming bones, teeth, nails, and hair. Other minerals function to break down and rearrange other structures, form bonds, and convert energy into matter, and matter into energy.

When attacked by an assailant, that same person should draw on animal energy for survival—to run away quickly, hide, or fight back. (more…)