A few tips for a fun, safe summer!

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Hi all!

Here’s to a summer filled with a wealth of wonderful memory making times! 



Want to be more empowered in natural health? Do you prefer a bit of support and guidance, to get going? 

Here are some tips to assist your informed decisions on what you may want to do in emergency or semi -emergency times:


You can effectively treat a burn, a teething baby! A tummy ache, a common cold.  But emergency care can be difficult to manage on your own. And sometimes remedies fail to act, or the potency, 30c 200c, 6 c or 1M, 10 M, is all too much to think about. These are good times to reach out for support.


Homeopathy is simple and easy to use based on key symptoms that = key remedy signs. 

Without further ado, 

Teething, cranky, colicky, can’t make them happy baby= Chamomilla

  • Deep burns, very painful = cantharis
  • Lighter burns, cystitis = causticum
  • Bug bites and swelling allergic red, warm to touch, hives skin response = Apis
  • Deeper skin response, blue or black, bites or stings =  Ledum or Lachesis (if confusion arises seek a professional homeopath to help or seek medical care. Or both.
  • A hard head hit, bruising, swelling, dullness of sensation = Arnica 
  • Muscle bruising = seek professional assistance with homeopathy and emergency care.

  • Cuts, lacerations = calendula, maybe others besides, depending on a few more symptoms, your practitioner homeopath can help.

  • Breathe slowing down, short, turning blue = Carbo Veg., + seek a homeopath and medical assistance when remedy is starting to act or when waiting for it to act. Or in any confusion. 

  • Poison intake or bite =contact your homeopath and seek medical care. 

  • Stage fright = Aconitum, Arsenicum or Gelsimium, ++, seek a trained homeopath to know which fits you and your situation.

Check here for a good price for your emergency kit this year, you got this! It includes a handy reference guide!

https://www.helios.co.uk/en/shop/accident-emergency-kit


Many times I do both Homeopathy and an emergency hospital or acute care clinic check up to be safe, this typically avoids the need for further treatment, (except for times that a deeper cut needed stitches. )Homeopathy has saved me multiple times from more drastic emergency care measures.


Want to hear more? Save and Book a thirty minute appointment at a low rate today, send me a 

text to book at 570-842-6570 ( I can book a call on short notice for extreme emergencies or at daytime office hours) 

After hours, check out homeopathy 247 or swift homeopathy. 

For any chronic ongoing condition try a full consultation and book here:

https://www.home-health-homeopath.com 

to book with me. 


Have a fun and safe summer season! I hope our paths cross soon! 















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