[homemademomma]

do you "believe" in it??
nak

sorry for the double thread

 

[Attached Mama]

yes definitely - i have seeen it really work

 

[mothragirl]

yes, our FP is a homeopath.

 

[E.V. Lowi]

I would always give it a chance first, before trying anything invasive. It has always worked for our family.

 

[homemademomma]

the thing is, i have seen it work on others and it has worked on me. however i cant stop thinking of it as bulls***, and any effect nothing more than a placebo. it just doesnt make sense to me. especially since skilled homeopaths use SO much info to recommend a remedy, and i use them pretty much like herbs, eg i took phytolacca for a breast infection, and i might recommend cimicifuga or caulophyllum for stalled labor, but i dont ever think beyond just the presenting symptoms, and it still seems to work. does this make sense? nak. i just don't believe in it!

 

[Skim]

Oh sure. And our cat (rip years ago) was relieved of many UTIs in her day by a timely dose of the right remedy for her. I never asked her if she believed. We use it a lot around here.

 

[rareimer]

it's worked too many times for me to think it doesn't.

 

[dharmama]

It has totally changed my life for the better!

 

[dharmama]

Oh and I am working with a wonderful homeopath and she actually suggested that I give my DD placebos (blank pellets) for the next couple of months. My DD is constantly asking for "the blue medicine" (I buy a lot of Borion in those blue bottles) and we are trying to figure out if her Being is asking for a remedy or if her drama-queen two-year-old self is!

 

[famousmockngbrd]

I have a hard time with it.

: The logic behind it doesn't make sense to me. Then again, I don't have a lot of personal experience with it, beyond Hyland's products.