Archive

Looking at previous posts and how to find them

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I’ve been posting articles on Substack for over 2 years now. I started with a weekly post about remedies, with insights into how to differentiate them when a particular remedy would be useful in a first aid setting. This helped me to memorize remedies so I would be able to recall the information under exam conditions as I moved through the Diploma course with the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy (I’ve just finished!) Posts slowed somewhat last year as I focused on case studies. The later posts have been inspired from what came up in consults that I need to explain to people.

Many of my new subscribers will not have seen the earlier posts so I am giving instructions here as to how to access them.

When you are on the webpage, you will notice “Archive”

Once you have clicked to this page, click on the search icon and type in what you are looking for.

In the app, the “Archive” doesn’t appear but if you are on the newsletter page, the search icon will be at the top and you can click here for searching.

Searches can be made for remedy names which will be helpful when using your first aid kit. I have transferred the remedy posts to my website where it may be easier to find them. Click here to access this

There are a few other topics that will have all the posts related to that topic listed within them. Examples include:

Endometriosis - of which I have 4 articles

Diet - currently 5 articles

Tanzania, Africa - 8 articles

How homeopathy works - ok these articles are not lending themselves to be searched easily. I have listed them here with hyperlinks.

How to decide what homœopathic remedy to use?

How to take a remedy

Philosophy of Cure

Layers

Levels of Health

Single Remedy or Combination

Suppression of disease

Symptoms, the language of the body

Fever

I write each article the painstaking way, not with AI. I hope to get back into producing articles this year and share with you some of my knowledge. Homeopathy is a big subject. I’ve been studying it for over 25 years, have a big book case full of books with just as many on my wish list. Learning never stops. I hope you stick with me on the journey.

Also think about checking out the About page which is where my details are.