Jadehomeopathy

08/08/2025

I think my lifelong fear of frogs and especially toads might have improved slightly 🤣🥰

07/08/2025

Freshly pressed juice for my breakfast. All ingredients freshly picked from my mum’s garden 🥰

02/08/2025

04/07/2025

A bit of grounding on my morning walk 🥰🌿🌞

01/07/2025

I keep this first aid kit in my car, and was fortunate enough not having to use it much. Until a couple of weeks back, when the tyre of my car blew and I hit another car, parked at the side of the road. It wasn’t a big accident and no one was hurt, nonetheless it put me in the state of shock… and the way police treated me didn’t help either… I’m happy I had my kit with me and could take some Aconite to help me to soothe the effects of the shock. Police didn’t like that either 🤣
My go to remedies for shock:
Aconite - for mental shock, extreme and violent fear, state of panic, anguish, physical and mental restlessness, doesn’t want to be touched.
Arnica - physical shock, doesn’t feel the severity of the injury, ‘I’m fine”, fear of touch, apathy, with physical restlessness, coma, sudden attacks of anguish

29/06/2025

The best place to take the stress away ❤️

06/06/2025

Had a busy day working on my blog about homeopathic treatment of kidney issues

04/06/2025

Another lovely testimonial from my client. Thank you ❤️

03/06/2025

The lovely weather we've been enjoying recently has brought along an unwelcome companion - bugs. From greenflies and mosquitoes to ticks and wasps, these little creatures can put a damper on our time outdoors.
While some lucky people seem to get bitten less, others can feel like walking bug magnets - and may even experience strong reactions to bites and stings. My recent trip to Scotland proved that I am not invincible to the bites too...
Here are a few homeopathic remedies that can be really helpful for insect bites and stings:

Apis - The No. 1 remedy for stings.
The affected area will likely be red, swollen, shiny, and stretched - often with a burning or stinging pain. There may be edema, and in some cases, swelling can spread (e.g. if stung on the head, the tongue might swell).
Better for cold applications
Worse from heat and warmth

Ledum - Excellent for puncture wounds, including insect bites and tick bites.
The area may feel cold and puffy, and appear purple or red. Ledum is especially helpful right after a tick bite.
Better for cold applications
Worse from heat, touch, and movement

Urtica urens - For stinging, burning, itchy rashes or hives.
Pain can feel biting, stinging, or burning, and may radiate into the joints. A go-to remedy for hives and prickly heat.
Better from rubbing
Worse from heat, exercise, and at night

Staphysagria - When bites are unusually painful or the skin is very sensitive to touch.
This remedy can also be helpful for people who tend to attract insect bites more than others. The pain may be cramping or tearing in nature.
Better from warmth
Worse from touch

It is always the best to consult a professional homeopath before administering any homeopathic remedies.

07/11/2024

https://youtu.be/oACBheCzE9U?si=5BL3AtP-JJkrBn9m

Experts who know the current scientific literature explain how laboratory and clinical studies contradict the idea homeopathy is only a placebo effect. For m...

24/10/2024

Here we are in cold and flue season again... It has been many years since my 3 children or me needed to use antibiotics, in fact I do not even have any conventional medicines (like Calpol) in my house as we sort all our coughs and colds with homeopathy :) A new trial conducted in India, comparing children during first 24 months of their life treated with homeopathy vs conventional medical care shows how effective homeopathy is in reducing sick days, respiratory illnesses and the need for antibiotics - children in conventional group needed antibiotics 141 times, while in homeopathic group only 14 times.

To compare the difference between primary homoeopathic and conventional paediatric care in treating acute illnesses in children in their first 24 months of life. One hundred eight Indian singleton newborns delivered at 37 to 42 weeks gestation were randomised at birth (1:1) to receive either homoeop...