Homeopathy indications

Hello everyone,

Here are the instructions for homeopathy:

• chronic or relapsing disorders
• asthma, allergies
• anxiety, nervous tension, shock (before exams, following a death, …)
• eczema
• menstrual problems (pain, etc.) and menopausal problems
• pregnancy issues (nausea, …)

See you soon, ClaudiaC

Hello Claudiac,

Thank you for this new chapter in alternative medicine; I believe this medicine also cures:

ARTHRITE
BRULURES

    BRULURES D'ESTOMAC
COUPURES
DOULEURS MUSCULAIRES
GRIPPE

    INSOMNIE
LARYNGITE
MAL DE DENTS
MAUX DE DOS

    NAUSEES ET VOMISSEMENTS
RHUMES

Can you confirm that for me, please?

See you soon

Hello Josy

Yes, you can treat the diseases you list, and in some serious illnesses, homeopathy can also be used as a complement to avoid the side effects of heavy treatment, such as nausea and vomiting caused by chemotherapy.

Homeopathy treats the underlying condition, not the disease.

For my part, I haven't found a cure for my love of chocolate yet ;D

friendship

Véronique

Hello dear Sebsylam,

First of all, thank you for the good cheer you radiate through your writing. It is always a great pleasure for me to read you.

Failing to find a homeopathic remedy to cure your love of chocolate, you will at least have the opportunity to treat its effects in case of nausea (liver attack) with those famous remedies.

For the die-hard fans of these alternative medicines, they will be pleased to see that they can find relief from many of the ailments they suffer from.

Kisses :-*

By the way, how many chocolate bars are you hiding near the computer? Be careful it doesn’t melt.

Hello Sebsylam,
You were faster than me.
Being a 100% Nestlé baby, I was wondering which chocolate you eat? French, Swiss, or Belgian? Nestlé or Carte d’Or? 70% cocoa is the best for those who need to watch their figure… you’re making me crave some.
:-*, ClaudiaC

Hello Claudiac,

I get goosebumps reading you I notice that Sebsylam’s love of chocolate always leads to pleasant exchanges that put a smile on our faces. Oh, you amazing Sebsylam, I think you’ll need to come up with a username related to chocolate.

For the little wink On this subject, I love chocolate cream; I sometimes consume it in excessive amounts. It is also said that it is preferable to choose chocolate with a high cocoa percentage, as this avoids harmful fats for our figure. It is also excellent to consume it, as it would provide us with a lot of magnesium. Among other things, it seems that it would have other non-negligible and satisfying effects…

It reminds me of something, Claudiac: through your column, would it be possible for us to exchange a few posts on the health benefits of diet related to alternative medicine? Don't you think that could be complementary?

See you soon

Hello hello

As I had a good rice (oops, I typed a z) when I read your posts, so to answer Josy, I was just eating an ice cream, for now my liver is holding up ;D ;D
And for Claudia, I’m nibbling on all the chocolates, but I have to admit the Swiss one is particularly excellent.

Chocolate contains magnesium, and magnesium boosts your mood, which explains my good spirits—I’ve found a great remedy.

Happy Sunday, my sweethearts

Véronique

Hello,
Yes, we can say that chocolate has a therapeutic effect.
In Turin, they even offer chocolate massages.

As for the foods, that’s fine, Josy. I’ll try to find my book “Foods & Remedies” and I’ll show it to you.

Best regards, ClaudiaC

Super Thank you, Claudiac, it’s wonderful—barely had the request made when it was already fulfilled.

Above all, take your time; there's no rush.

Have a good weekend

See you soon