Homeopathics
| Trained as a physician, I used to think homeopathic medicines were worthless, but other more enlightened physicians would tell me abut their successes with homeopathic medicine for a particular problem, so, I tried them and to my surprise they not only worked, they worked well. After 20 years in holistic medicines I find homeopathic medicines to be some of the most effective tools in my arsenal against disease.We carry several lines of homeopathic medicines. However, by far the most used are NET brand homeopathics. They work so well for so many conditions.
The NET homeopathics are designed to support the Chinese medicine concepts of wood, fire, water, earth, and metal. The two I use the most in my practice are: Fire and Wood. Fire supports the the small bowel and glandular function, such as thyroid and adrenal. I use Fire on patients that are fatigued and/or have small bowel issues. I get great feedback on this product. I used to be surprised when patients would tell me how well it worked, but not any more; I expect results and get them. Wood supports the liver and gallbladder and it works equally well. Wood works well in people that are angry and irritable, which are emotional states associated with poor liver function. Allergy HP works well for food allergies and after allergen exposures such as perfumes, cigarette smoke, etc to alleviate the symptoms of these exposures. ER911 is as the name implies a great remedy for any stressful situation. It can really take the edge of a tough situation. The NET remedies are very easy to use - just spray the product into the mouth with built in sprayer. The other feature of NET remedies is they contain no alcohol. They are safe and very easy to use with children. Just spray the product into the mouth. Traumeel is in a class by itself. This product is truly amazing. It is a first aide kit in a tube. I have used it on yellow jacket and jelly fish stings and in both cases, the pain was relieved in seconds. This is one product that I always carry with me when I am traveling. |
