Health
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Children’s health: Chamomilla vulgaris (teething with irritability), Colocynthis (colic), Aloe socotrina, podophyllin
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Combination remedies—a mixture of homeopathic remedies aimed at a specific condition, such as colds or allergies—are
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When you look at the label on a homeopathic remedy, you’ll see numbers and letters following the Latin name, such as
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Studies have shown homeopathic arnica (in pellet and gel forms) can help reduce muscle soreness, osteoarthritis pain and symptoms, and postoperative swelling and bruising.
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A good deal of anecdotal evidence supports homeopathy’s efficacy in treating infectious diseases, particularly during historic epidemics such as cholera in the mid-19th century and the flu epidemic of 1918.
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Many parents are justifiably concerned about the safety of over-the-counter pediatric medicines after several cold,
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Perhaps the strongest scientific research backs up homeopathy’s efficacy in treating respiratory allergies, which
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Developed by 18th-century German physician Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy (which means “similar suffering”) uses miniscule concentrations of natural plant, animal, or mineral substances to stimulate the body to heal itself.
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In a twist on healthy competition, Game Boy is up against the great outdoors—and the couch-potato toy is winning.