Guidelines

What is homeopathy cure?

What is homeopathy cure?

A basic belief behind homeopathy is “like cures like.” In other words, something that brings on symptoms in a healthy person can — in a very small dose — treat an illness with similar symptoms. This is meant to trigger the body’s natural defenses.

How fast does homeopathic medicine work?

The effect of a homeopathic medicine may be rapid (minutes to hours), or 1 or more days may be needed for its full effect. The time required for symptom relief is nonuniform because the medicines do not create the response—rather, the medicines stimulate the body’s own secondary healing response.

Do homeopathic remedies really work?

Some studies show that homeopathic remedies are helpful, while others don’t. Critics chalk up the benefits to the placebo effect. That’s when symptoms improve because you believe the treatment is working — not because it really is. This can trigger the brain to release chemicals that briefly relieve the pain or other symptoms.

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What you should know about homeopathy?

The understanding of the cause of a condition can help to cure it

  • The smallest possible dose should always be used
  • Treatments should be prescribed one at a time
  • What do you need to know about homeopathic remedies?

    What is the understanding of ‘nail removes the nail’ in homeopathy?

  • What are the side effects of homeopathic medicines? Homeopathic remedies are usually derived from medicinal plants.
  • What do the numbers and letters on the medicine mean?
  • In what forms are homeopathic remedies taken?
  • Which center should I go to and which brand should I choose?
  • Is there good scientific evidence for homeopathy?

    In fact, there is a growing body of scientific research showing that homeopathy has a positive effect. This section of the website looks at some of the ways in which evidence for the positive effects of homeopathy is gathered and measured. Randomised Controllled Trials (RCTs) are widely recognised as one of the most reliable type of clinical trial.