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I’m a homeopath, so what are the chances I’d say ‘yes’ to that? ‘Placebo’ translates as ‘I please’. Is a person administering ‘inert’ treatment – a mother ‘kissing it...

A park bench, somewhere in West London. Sounds of children playing, faint hum of traffic. An almighty sneeze, followed by nose blowing. Mia:            “Bad?” Rosie:...

The word ‘stress’ comes into nearly all conversations with patients at any clinic. Usually due to grief, relationship break-ups and pressures at work. Prolonged stress can lead to detrimental health problems, such as sleep deprivation,...

Homeopathy is a complementary therapy that despite having roots in Ancient Greek medicine has only been used worldwide for around 200 years.

The therapy is based on the belief that “like cures like”, so a substance taken in small amounts can, in...

Cluster headaches are different from migraines. This is a severe, painful disorder where the pain is located at the back of the eye, often causing it to weep. Pains come on in clusters and each episode lasts from 10-30 minutes, but the...

Accident and emergency situations and how to support patients with homeopathy. After my third trip to A&E this year (such is the joy of being a parent!) it’s given me plenty of time to consider how homeopathy can benefit both the patient...

We are sleeping less than we did in the 1960s and this can have severe consequences on our health, according to a new study. 

New research highlights that we are now sleeping two hours less than we did in the 1960s, and this is risking serious...

From homeopathy to acupuncture - keep reading to find out why conventional medicine isn't the be-all and end-all for Lucinda Riley.

Up until the age of 18, Lucinda Riley avoided any health issues and was an incredibly fit trained dancer. When she...