Leicester Homeopathy Clinic

Leicester Homeopathy Clinic Instagram : leicester.homeopathy.clinic Specialising in Child health, Female problems, Acne, Eczema,Asthma,Hair loss, Weight problem. Certified and Insured.

Hijama- Mobile clinic at comfort of your home, as most ladies feel comfortable getting hijama done at home. We observe a strict code of practice. All sharps used are sterile and disposable and cups used are single use only for each patient and we ensure the clinic operates with the highest levels if hygiene in mind. Homeopathy- Practicing for more than 10 years. Dr Sarah's Clinic, Leicester
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15/04/2026

Join 200+ women rooting for natural healing in our free womens only empowering group where we discuss remedies from your kitchen, prophetic medicine and more. Comment below for more info.

Life has given you the power to choose. Your rights and your decisions shape who you become. Free will gives you the opp...
12/04/2026

Life has given you the power to choose. Your rights and your decisions shape who you become. Free will gives you the opportunity to decide where you want to be. Your health, lifestyle, energy, relationships, and finances—each is a choice. What will you choose?

11/04/2026

On this page, you will discover:
* Remedies inspired by prophetic traditions,
* Practical home and kitchen-based healing solutions,
* Recipes to support pain relief, gut health, and hormonal balance,
* Guidance for women’s health and overall well-being,
* And natural ways to nurture your body, mind, and soul.
Over the past two years, I have had the honor of conducting Kitchen Herbalist courses, empowering individuals to embrace the healing power of herbs, spices, and nature with confidence and understanding.
Whether you are seeking relief from everyday ailments, support for female health, or a gentler, more holistic way to care for yourself and your loved ones, you are in the right place.
This is more than a page—it is a community rooted in knowledge, compassion, and faith.
Together, let us return to nature, revive timeless traditions, and rediscover the healing already within our homes.
May your journey be filled with balance, wellness, and Shifa, In Sha Allah.
Follow this page and join me in transforming your kitchen into a space of healing and barakah.

As mothers, we have the responsibility and privilege to teach our children from a young age how to care for their bodies...
10/04/2026

As mothers, we have the responsibility and privilege to teach our children from a young age how to care for their bodies in the most natural, holistic way. By doing this, we build stronger, healthier generations — rooted in tradition and wisdom.

🌸 Imagine your kitchen becoming your first place of shifa…
🌸 Imagine confidently treating minor illnesses naturally…
🌸 Imagine raising children who understand true wellness and especially prophetic medicine…

After 2 years of running our successful course, we’re back — with even more remedies, deeper knowledge, and practical ways to care for your family using prophetic, homeopathic, and natural healing 🌱
Join our Kitchen Herbalist Course and

we also run Prophetic Medicine Course for Kids( enquire for more info)

📩 Limited spaces available — message us now to secure your spot!



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Your body is naturally designed to heal and respond to what is pure and wholesome. Allergies are the immune system’s way...
09/04/2026

Your body is naturally designed to heal and respond to what is pure and wholesome. Allergies are the immune system’s way of signaling that something is disturbing its internal balance. With hay fever season just around the corner, why not strengthen your defenses by boosting your immunity with nourishing, natural drinks?

Your kitchen already holds powerful tools for healing—you simply need to trust your instincts and begin the journey.

Ingredients such as honey, lemon, camel milk, nettle tea, mint tea, cinnamon, star anise, and ginger each offer gentle health benefits that may help support your body during hay fever season.

✨ Ready to take your wellness journey further?
Join our upcoming Kitchen Herbalist Course to learn how to harness the power of home remedies for natural healing. Discover how to transform everyday ingredients into effective, holistic solutions for better health.

Lately, so many conversations around us are filled with worry—about war, rising costs of food, petrol, and everyday esse...
07/04/2026

Lately, so many conversations around us are filled with worry—about war, rising costs of food, petrol, and everyday essentials. It’s natural to feel uncertain when people begin panic buying and preparing for the worst.

In times like these, I’ve been reflecting on simpler, more traditional ways of supporting our wellbeing—approaches that have been used for generations across different cultures.

I wanted to gently share a few plant-based remedies that are commonly used in traditional practices and can be stored for longer periods:
• Olive leaf
• Dandelion root
• Guava leaves
• Yarrow
• Soursop leaves
• Plantain leaf

These are often appreciated in herbal traditions for their general supportive properties and versatility in teas or infusions.

That said, it’s important to be mindful that:
• These are not substitutes for professional medical care or prescribed treatments
• Effects can vary from person to person
• It’s always best to research properly or consult a qualified professional before using any herbal remedy, especially if you have existing health conditions or take medication

For me, this is about reconnecting with nature, building small layers of resilience, and staying grounded during uncertain times—not replacing modern medicine, but complementing a balanced, informed approach to health.

We also teach how to use these remedies safely and practically in our Kitchen Herbalist course. If you’re curious to learn more, feel free to connect with me via DM.

Staying calm, informed, and prepared—without panic—is one of the most powerful things we can do for ourselves and our families



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Today, science talks about how the gut affects mood, brain function, hormones, immunity, and overall health. But more th...
05/04/2026

Today, science talks about how the gut affects mood, brain function, hormones, immunity, and overall health. But more than 1400 years ago, Prophetic medicine already emphasized balance in eating, lifestyle, and habits to maintain the health of the body and mind.

Prophetic guidance taught us:
• Eat according to the season
• Eat in moderation
• Do not overfill your stomach
• Divide the stomach into 1/3 food, 1/3 water, 1/3 air
• Eat slowly and mindfully
• Sit while eating
• Stop before you are completely full
• Do not burden your body or feed every desire

This is not just about food — it is about discipline, balance, and respect for the body.

Balance your health by following advice given more than 1400 years ago.
This is the best advice you can follow — and it brings barakah into your life.

We heard that many of you wanted to learn more about Prophetic medicine, and we are delivering this through our Kitchen Herbalist Course, which we have been successfully running for the last 2 years.

If you want to take advantage, register soon as spaces are limited.
DM “COURSE” for more info.



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Spring is the season of renewal, and it’s the perfect time to support your liver and rebalance your hormones.Your hormon...
04/04/2026

Spring is the season of renewal, and it’s the perfect time to support your liver and rebalance your hormones.

Your hormones often become imbalanced when your liver is overburdened by:
• Processed foods
• Sugar
• Stress
• Lack of sleep
• Toxins and chemicals
• Alcohol
• Poor gut health

The liver is responsible for processing and clearing excess hormones, especially estrogen. When the liver is sluggish, hormones can become imbalanced, leading to:
• Fatigue
• Acne
• Mood swings
• PMS
• Bloating
• Weight gain
• Low energy

Spring foods that support liver detox & hormones:
• Bitter greens (rocket, dandelion, kale)
• Lemon water
• Broccoli & cauliflower
• Beetroot
• Carrots
• Turmeric
• Ginger
• Green tea
• Apples
• Flaxseeds

These foods help detox the liver, boost energy, support immunity, and balance hormones naturally.

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Spring is your body’s natural reset season.
Support your liver, and your hormones will thank you.

Comment “HORMONES” for a full list of liver-supporting foods.



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Long before modern medicine emphasized building immunity, the teachings of Islam already focused on prevention before cu...
03/04/2026

Long before modern medicine emphasized building immunity, the teachings of Islam already focused on prevention before cure. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) taught practices that protected health, hygiene, and community well-being centuries ago.

He encouraged:
• Washing hands before and after eating
• Covering food and water
• Quarantine during plagues (“If you hear of a plague in a land, do not enter it…”)
• Moderation in eating
• Physical cleanliness and oral hygiene (miswak)
• Fasting for physical and spiritual health

Today, science tells us these habits strengthen immunity, prevent disease, and improve overall health. What we now call public health, hygiene, and immune system care were already part of a lifestyle taught over 1400 years ago.

Prevention is always better than cure — and this was not just medical advice, but a way of life.



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You filled your table with samosas, burgers, rooh afza, high fatty food and bow after ramadan you find yourself tired, b...
02/04/2026

You filled your table with samosas, burgers, rooh afza, high fatty food and bow after ramadan you find yourself tired, bloated, sluggish.

You’re not tired.
You’re not lazy.
You don’t have no energy.

Your body just needs help after Ramadan and winter.

Your liver is in constant stress to detox all your cravings in Ramadan.

Your liver needs deep cleanse and Spring is liver season. It’s the best time to detox.

This is the time to:
• Eat greens
• Drink more water
• Reduce sugar
• Use olive oil
• Take honey
• Eat barley
• Add bitter foods like rocket and radish

This is why seasonal eating is so important in Prophetic medicine.

Work with the seasons, not against them.

Comment DETOX if you want my Spring Detox Food List.


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We often think we are tired because we are busy, stressed, or not sleeping enough.But sometimes the body is tired becaus...
31/03/2026

We often think we are tired because we are busy, stressed, or not sleeping enough.
But sometimes the body is tired because it is overloaded.

After winter and Ramadan, spring is the season where the body naturally tries to remove waste and toxins.

Signs your body may need a detox:
• Constant bloating
• Bad breath
• Feeling tired after eating
• Brain fog
• Skin breakouts
• Constipation
• Sugar cravings
• Waking up tired
• Heavy feeling in the body

In traditional and Prophetic medicine, spring is the best time to cleanse the body gently with:
• Light foods
• Bitter greens
• Honey
• Barley
• Olive oil
• Vinegar
• Seasonal vegetables

Healing is not always about adding more.
Sometimes it’s about removing what the body doesn’t need.

Comment DETOX if you want a Spring Detox food list.


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