Susie Cornally Bale Homeopath

17/04/2025

My latest podcast on Perimenopause and How homeopathy can help and some focus as well on the remedies that can help for smoother transition in sexual health context in Perimenopause /menopause . Let me know your thoughts:

Susie joins Mary Greensmith to talk about peri-menopause. It is a vast subject and one that isn’t discussed half as much as it should be. Susie explains how...

11/04/2025

For the longest time I have been interested in the herpes virus and how it relates to Lyme disease and Co-infections.
The Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV) and Cytomegalovirus (CMV) are the two herpesviruses most prevalent in Lyme disease. Though there are also Human Herpesviruses 6 and 7, which often linger quietly but can reactivate alongside immune suppression or stress. Then that brings me to Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV) — which has been the bane of my life, hence the deeper curiosity about the entire Herpes family.

What’s fascinating is how interlinked these viruses truly are. When one flares, the others often follow. From a homeopathic perspective, they live within the energetic domain of the syphilitic miasm — a realm of deep destruction, degeneration, and cyclical return. They burrow underground in the body, waiting, dormant — until something stirs them: an emotional shock, immune challenge, or cytokine surge. And then they re-emerge, torch in hand, degenerating the body and particularly the nervous system.

🧬 The Homeopathic Connection: Herpes, Lyme, and Tuberculosis
What’s even more intriguing is how Tuberculosis — an entirely different organism — fits into this picture, not biologically, but miasmatically. In homeopathy, both TB (the Tubercular Miasm) and Herpes (Syphilitic/Herpetic Miasm) share energetic terrain. Let’s unfold this a little more:

🌫️ The Tubercular Miasm
Associated with the legacy of tuberculosis, this miasm expresses as:

Longing for escape or transformation

Sensitivity, romanticism, and restlessness

Cycles of energy and collapse

Chronic infections, especially of the lungs or immune system

A deep sense of suffocation — physically or emotionally

It is often inherited, passed down through generations of families who have had tuberculosis, or energetically activated by the BCG vaccine, which, as many know, leaves a lifelong scar on the upper arm — a silent symbol of the past embedded in the present.

🔥 The Syphilitic / Herpetic Miasm
This miasm houses many of the herpes-type illnesses, especially:

HSV-1 & 2 (oral/genital)

EBV (mono, chronic fatigue)

CMV (silent, systemic)

HHV-6 & HHV-7 (neuroimmune layers)

VZV (chickenpox, shingles)

These viruses share patterns:

Latency → Flare → Latency

Neurological inflammation

Skin and mucous membrane eruptions

Emotional suppression and hidden shame

Degeneration over time, especially of nerves and energy systems

🧩 Where TB and Herpes Collide (Miasmatically)
Even though TB and herpes are not biologically related, homeopathically they mirror each other in fascinating ways:

Both lie dormant and reactivate under immune or emotional stress

Both affect the lungs or nerves

Both can be passed silently through generations

Both involve a kind of existential fatigue — a longing to heal or escape a body that keeps relapsing

Both reflect the body’s attempt to express deep, internal conflict — sometimes through skin eruptions, sometimes through nerve pain, sometimes through chronic fatigue

🧠 Epstein-Barr Virus & Cytomegalovirus – The Deep Players
Within the herpes family, EBV and CMV are the most often seen co-activators in Lyme disease.

💥 EBV:
The classic “kissing disease” virus — but in its chronic form, it becomes a soul-sapping fatigue beast.

In Lyme, EBV may reactivate due to immune exhaustion, causing:

Swollen lymph nodes

Chronic fatigue

Brain fog

Flu-like waves

It’s emotionally linked to grief, suppression, and unexpressed identity — a true match for Natrum Muriaticum, a remedy often indicated in herpes and EBV states.

🌀 CMV:
Subtler but insidious.

Often flares without obvious symptoms, creating low-level inflammation, liver stress, and deep cognitive haze.

Energetically tied to chronic immune dysfunction, like someone fighting a silent war inside.

Remedies like Kali Arsenicosum and Baptisia can reflect this deep toxic internal fog.

🔮 Herpes Simplex – The Personal Volcano
Herpes simplex (HSV-1/2) is the personal flare, the physical manifestation of what the psyche or spirit might be holding back. It erupts when we are burnt out, betrayed, overwhelmed, or hormonally shifting. It lives in the syphilitic miasm, alongside all things hidden, recurring, and shrouded in emotional weight.

Emotionally: shame, secrecy, grief

Physically: burning eruptions, nerve pain, cycles of illness

Spiritually: a pattern asking to be seen, released, expressed

And here’s the kicker — when one virus flares, they all can flare. Because they are not separate. They are echoes of the same core imbalance, each singing its own version of the same song.

🌿 The Homeopathic Map of This Terrain
Here are just a few homeopathic remedies that hold space for this intertwined state:

Remedy Indicated For
Tuberculinum Restlessness, inherited TB, chronic flare cycles
Natrum Muriaticum HSV, EBV, grief, emotional suppression
Phosphorus Burning, open-hearted types prone to exhaustion and viral flares
Sulphur Suppressed skin eruptions, toxic overload
Mezereum Herpetic eruptions with burning and neuralgia
Hepar Sulph Cold sores that ulcerate or come on with wind/exposure
Syphilinum Deeply destructive, cyclical states where symptoms relapse mysteriously

09/04/2025

Ever used Magnesium and have wondered which one for which issue , heres a good guide!

04/03/2025

Do you have issues with your sleep and Low mood ? This may interest you .This week I have had a few breakthroughs with cases that hinged on the Serotonin and Melatonin connection , great to investigate it further. Most people know that Melatonin is somehow connected to their sleep and most people know that Serotonin is involved with their mood and being happy and stable . What most people don't realise is that the serotonin production is vital for another reason as it is a precursor to making melatonin . So how our serotonin levels are, directly effects our sleep at night - this is very interesting .

I have had many cases of people who have a history of SSRIs (or very interesting even as far back as their mothers had taken SSRIs with them while pregnant ) and this affects your serotonin production long term which will in effect affect your sleep , also those with very poor gut health - as 90% of serotonin is produced in the intestines and the assimilation of your food will directly relate to Serotonin production . We know our gut health effects everything - but in this case we owe our good mood and our good sleep in primary instance to our gut health .

Serotonin is transformed into melatonin in the Pineal gland . And yes light does effect this cycle - darkness and night send the message to create Melatonin to the Pineal gland and light entering our eyes signals to create Serotonin production . Sunlight helps greatly in boosting Serotonin but is not the only factor in creating it as we create it in the gut also - the largest portion .Another key factor here is Tryptophan - which we access from food sources.I will add some food sources here below.This is the vital ingredient in creating serotonin in the Gut . So our diet but also our assimilation is really important . This is a wonderful area where Homeopathy can help - remedies and nosodes for the bowel can really support this cycle and break a loop that many have been in for years with Sleep deprivation and low mood .

I am included more info for you below this if you are interested in the production and connection between the two.

Precursor: Tryptophan (Essential Amino Acid)
Melatonin synthesis starts with tryptophan, an essential amino acid that the body cannot produce on its own. It must be obtained from dietary sources.
Best Food Sources of Tryptophan:
Animal-Based: Turkey, chicken, eggs, dairy (milk, cheese, yogurt), salmon, tuna
Plant-Based: Nuts (almonds, walnuts), seeds (pumpkin, sunflower), soybeans, tofu, lentils, oats, bananas
Once tryptophan is consumed, it is converted into serotonin, which is later transformed into melatonin.
2. Cofactors (Nutrients Needed for Enzymes to Work)
Several vitamins and minerals act as cofactors in the conversion process from tryptophan → serotonin → melatonin. Without these, melatonin production can be impaired.
Key Nutrients Needed for Melatonin Production:
NutrientRole in Melatonin ProductionFood Sources
Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)
Helps convert tryptophan into serotonin
Chickpeas, potatoes, bananas, salmon, chicken
Magnesium
Activates serotonin and melatonin synthesis
Nuts, seeds, spinach, dark chocolate
Zinc
Supports serotonin production
Meat, shellfish, lentils, chickpeas, pumpkin seeds
Folate (Vitamin B9)
Required for tryptophan metabolism
Leafy greens, citrus fruits, beans, fortified grains
Vitamin D
Regulates serotonin and melatonin synthesis
Sunlight, fatty fish, eggs, fortified dairy
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Supports brain function and serotonin production
Fatty fish, walnuts, flaxseeds, chia seeds
3. Enzymes Needed for Melatonin Synthesis
The conversion of serotonin to melatonin depends on two key enzymes in the pineal gland:
Serotonin N-Acetyltransferase (AANAT) – Converts serotonin into N-acetylserotonin.
Activated by darkness
Inhibited by light exposure at night
Hydroxyindole-O-Methyltransferase (HIOMT) / ASMT – Converts N-acetylserotonin into melatonin.
This is the final step in melatonin production.
Factors That Affect Enzyme Activity:
✅ Darkness (triggers AANAT to start converting serotonin into melatonin)
❌ Light at night (especially blue light from screens, which suppresses AANAT activity)
✅ Proper nutrition (B6, magnesium, and zinc help enzyme function)
❌ Chronic stress and high cortisol (can interfere with AANAT activity)
4. Darkness & Circadian Rhythm Regulation
Melatonin synthesis is controlled by the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) in the brain’s hypothalamus. The SCN regulates the body's circadian rhythm (biological clock) based on light exposure.
During daylight: Light enters the eyes, signaling the brain to stop melatonin production and increase serotonin (for alertness).
At night (darkness): The SCN signals the pineal gland to start converting serotonin into melatonin.
Things That Help Melatonin Production at Night:
✅ Dim lighting before bedtime
✅ Reducing blue light exposure from screens (phones, laptops, TVs)
✅ Having a regular sleep schedule (going to bed at the same time daily)
✅ Sleeping in a dark room (blackout curtains or an eye mask can help)
Things That Block Melatonin Production:
❌ Artificial light at night (especially blue and white light from screens and LEDs)
❌ Caffeine and stimulants in the evening
❌ Irregular sleep schedule (going to bed at different times daily)
❌ Stress and high cortisol levels
5. Gut Health (The Role of the Microbiome)
Surprisingly, a large amount of melatonin is also produced in the gut! The gut microbiome plays a role in serotonin synthesis, which then contributes to melatonin production.
How Gut Health Affects Melatonin:
A healthy gut microbiome helps break down tryptophan into serotonin.
Disruptions in gut bacteria (from poor diet, antibiotics, or stress) can reduce serotonin and melatonin levels.
✅ Probiotic and Prebiotic-Rich Foods Help:
Yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi (probiotics)
Garlic, onions, bananas, oats (prebiotics)
6. Sleep & Lifestyle Factors That Optimize Melatonin Production
Things That Increase Melatonin:
✅ Morning sunlight exposure (regulates serotonin and melatonin balance)
✅ Regular exercise (helps serotonin production)
✅ Eating melatonin-rich foods (cherries, walnuts, tomatoes, grapes, rice)
✅ Reducing stress (meditation, relaxation techniques)
Things That Decrease Melatonin:
❌ Bright lights at night (especially blue light from screens)
❌ Irregular sleep patterns
❌ Excess caffeine or alcohol in the evening
❌ Chronic stress (high cortisol disrupts melatonin production)
Final Summary
To efficiently produce melatonin, you need:
Tryptophan (from food) → Converted into serotonin
Key nutrients (Vitamin B6, Magnesium, Zinc, Omega-3s) to help conversion
Two enzymes (AANAT and HIOMT) that activate at night
Darkness (light exposure inhibits melatonin production)
A healthy gut microbiome (serotonin production in the gut helps)- homeopathy greatly helps here .
A consistent sleep schedule & proper lifestyle habits

Susie Cornally Bale provides a number of online homeopathy and in clinic services, covering areas from women's health, pregnancy and child birth to chronic illnesses such as Lyme disease and others.

11/12/2024

Greeting to all my homeopathic clients,

As the festive season is upon us and here in the northern hemisphere we are having cold and windy days and nights, the lights and decorations are all up and twinkling away . I am bringing this year 2024 to a close and stepping away for a two week break over Christmas from the 20th Dec. I will be back fresh in the new year with new packages and courses in the making with homeopathy and the many different homeopathic wonders we can learn.

I am honored in the healing I see in my practice every day , the evolving of each of my client's lives is an honor to witness and to be part of the healthcare solutions they bring to their life. Homeopathy really is a co-collaborative experience of being heard and treated and feedback from the person , this circle enables us to find the appropriate remedies to help life find itself and move one on in health and healing. I salute you all for the courage and steadfastness and determination for health I have seen , working towards better health is a beautiful thing .

I feel called to offer a new package for Women on thyroid health ,as this is becoming more and more prevalent, if any of the women in your life need support in this arena why not check out this package .You can check it out on my services page :
https://homeopathywithsusiecornallybale.setmore.com/book or book in for a fifteen minute discovery chat to talk it over.

Massive seasons' blessings as we wrap up 2024,may you be blessed in your homeopathic journey in 2025,

Susie.

01/07/2024

Today i continue on my exploration of the pancreas and today its the myriad functions of the pancreas - did you know these ? The wonderful world of the body and its mystery and complexity , the anatomy and physiology of the pancreas.

The pancreas is a vital organ with both exocrine and endocrine functions, playing a critical role in digestion and blood sugar regulation.

Exocrine Function
The exocrine pancreas produces enzymes that help in the digestion of food. These enzymes include:

Amylase: Breaks down carbohydrates into simple sugars.
Lipase: Breaks down fats into fatty acids and glycerol.
Proteases (such as trypsin and chymotrypsin): Break down proteins into smaller peptides and amino acids.
These enzymes are secreted into the small intestine through a series of ducts. The pancreas also produces bicarbonate, which neutralizes stomach acid in the small intestine, providing an optimal environment for digestive enzymes to function.

Endocrine Function
The endocrine pancreas consists of clusters of cells called the islets of Langerhans, which produce hormones that regulate blood sugar levels. These hormones include:

Insulin: Lowers blood sugar levels by facilitating the uptake of glucose into cells for energy or storage as glycogen.
Glucagon: Raises blood sugar levels by promoting the release of glucose from stored glycogen in the liver.
Somatostatin: Regulates the secretion of other pancreatic hormones and slows down the digestive process to allow more time for nutrient absorption.
Pancreatic Polypeptide: Helps regulate both the endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas.

Common Pancreatic Disorders
Pancreatitis: Inflammation of the pancreas that can be acute or chronic, often caused by gallstones, alcohol use, or other factors.
Pancreatic Cancer: A highly aggressive form of cancer with poor prognosis.
Diabetes Mellitus: Type 1 diabetes involves autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing beta cells, while Type 2 diabetes is characterized by insulin resistance and impaired insulin secretion.
Maintaining pancreatic health involves a balanced diet, regular physical activity, and avoiding excessive alcohol consumption and smoking. And remedies can play a huge role in maintaining the intricate balance of this organ.

25/06/2024

Lets speak on the pancreas today and all the possibilities for homeopathic support. In homeopathy, remedies are chosen based on the principle of "like cures like," aiming to stimulate the body's self-healing mechanisms. For pancreatic support, various remedies are considered, depending on the specific symptoms and overall health profile of the individual. Here are some common homeopathic remedies used for pancreatic issues:

1. Phosphorus
Indications: Used when there is burning pain, fatigue, and cravings for cold, sugary foods or drinks.
Benefits: Supports the function of the pancreas, especially in cases of inflammation or pancreatitis. It is also beneficial for overall vitality and emotional well-being.
2. Uranium Nitricum
Indications: Indicated for diabetes mellitus, particularly when there is excessive thirst, frequent urination, and weight loss.
Benefits: Helps regulate blood sugar levels and supports pancreatic health, potentially reducing the need for insulin in some cases.
3. Lycopodium
Indications: Recommended for digestive disturbances, such as bloating, gas, and indigestion, often linked to pancreatic insufficiency.
Benefits: Improves digestion and assimilation of nutrients, and is useful in cases where there is a craving for sweets and a feeling of fullness after eating small amounts.
4. Cephalandra Indica
Indications: Particularly useful in managing diabetes, with symptoms of high blood sugar, excessive thirst, and frequent urination.
Benefits: Helps lower blood sugar levels and supports the overall function of the pancreas.
5. Iris Versicolor
Indications: Used for pancreatic inflammation, digestive disturbances, and symptoms such as heartburn and vomiting.
Benefits: Alleviates digestive issues and supports the reduction of pancreatic inflammation.
6. Momordica Balsamina
Indications: Applied in cases of diabetes and digestive disorders, with symptoms of elevated blood sugar and digestive discomfort.
Benefits: Assists in regulating blood sugar levels and improving pancreatic function.
7. Conium Maculatum
Indications: Used for chronic pancreatitis and associated digestive complaints.
Benefits: Supports the reduction of inflammation and improves digestive processes.
8. Syzygium Jambolanum
Indications: Known for its use in treating diabetes, particularly with symptoms of high blood sugar and frequent urination.
Benefits: Helps in lowering blood sugar levels and improving pancreatic health.
Holistic Approach
Homeopathic treatment is highly individualized, and a thorough evaluation of the patient's physical, emotional, and mental state is essential. Remedies are selected not just based on the presenting symptoms but also considering the patient's overall constitution and any underlying emotional or psychological issues.

Consultation with a Homeopath
It is important to consult a qualified homeopath for a tailored treatment plan. They can provide guidance on the appropriate remedies, dosages, and any necessary lifestyle or dietary changes to support pancreatic health and overall well-being.

By addressing the whole person and aiming to restore balance within the body's systems, homeopathy offers a unique approach to supporting pancreatic health and managing related conditions.

14/05/2024

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25/04/2024

Why choose Homeopathy?Over the years these are the reasons I have heard time and again .Clients may choose homeopathy for a variety of reasons, reflecting their personal health philosophies, experiences, and expectations.

Preference for Natural Remedies: Many clients are drawn to homeopathy because it uses remedies derived from natural substances. This aligns with a broader interest in natural and organic lifestyles, where individuals prefer treatments that are perceived as less invasive and more in harmony with the body's natural processes.
Perceived Safety and Low Risk of Side Effects: Because homeopathic remedies are highly diluted, many people believe that they carry a lower risk of side effects compared to conventional medications. This is particularly appealing for those who are sensitive to medications, such as the elderly, children, or pregnant women.
Holistic Approach: Homeopathy considers the whole person — including physical, mental, and emotional health — rather than just focusing on alleviating symptoms. This holistic approach appeals to clients who believe that effective treatment should address the root causes of illness and involve the whole body.
Dissatisfaction with Conventional Medicine: Some clients turn to homeopathy after experiencing unsatisfactory results with traditional medical treatments. This might include ineffectiveness of conventional drugs, adverse side effects, or feeling that their concerns are not fully addressed by standard healthcare practices.
Chronic Conditions: Individuals suffering from chronic conditions, where conventional medicine often manages symptoms rather than providing a cure, might seek alternative treatments like homeopathy in hopes of finding long-term relief or a different approach to their health issues.
Preventive Care: Some clients believe in the preventive benefits of homeopathy, using it to strengthen the body's resistance to illnesses and maintain general health, rather than waiting to treat diseases after they manifest.
Cultural and Familial Influences: In some cultures and families, homeopathy is a well-established method of treatment passed down through generations. Clients often trust and follow the medical traditions embraced by their community or family.
Personal Recommendations: Recommendations from friends, family, or even healthcare providers can influence individuals to try homeopathy. Personal testimonials about positive experiences can be a powerful motivator.
Empowerment and Personal Involvement: Homeopathy typically involves detailed consultations where clients feel listened to and actively involved in their treatment process. This can be empowering and enhance their overall satisfaction with the care they receive.
Interest in Comprehensive Care: Clients who prefer a more attentive and personalized healthcare experience may be drawn to homeopathy, where practitioners often spend more time per consultation compared to some conventional medical settings.

What about you ???

18/04/2024

I wanted today to go over the basis of homeopathy again and it's fascinating premises. Ask if you have any questions about it .The basis of homeopathy revolves around several key principles:

Law of Similars (Similia Similibus Curentur): This principle states that a substance that causes symptoms in a healthy person can be used to treat similar symptoms in a sick person. In other words, "like cures like." Hahnemann discovered this principle through his experiments with cinchona bark, which contains quinine and is used to treat malaria.

Minimum Dose: Homeopathy employs highly diluted substances, often to the point where no molecules of the original substance remain in the final remedy. Hahnemann believed that diluting substances made them more potent and reduced the risk of toxic side effects.

Individualized Treatment: Homeopathic practitioners believe in treating the individual as a whole, taking into account not only their physical symptoms but also their mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Remedies are chosen based on the totality of symptoms experienced by the individual, rather than just the specific disease or condition.

Vital Force: Homeopathy posits the existence of a "vital force" or "life energy" that maintains health and vitality in the body. Disease is seen as an imbalance or disturbance in this vital force, and homeopathic remedies are believed to stimulate the body's innate healing abilities to restore balance.

Potentization: This is the process of serial dilution and succussion (vigorous shaking) used to prepare homeopathic remedies. The more a substance is diluted and succussed, the more potent it is believed to become.

08/04/2024

The more I practise in clinic over the years the more I realise the massive importance of maintaining the body's natural detoxification processes and supporting gut health to help our heath and overall well-being. If these pathways of elimination aren't open we cannot detox toxins and they continue to recirculate throughout the body creating harm.It is fundamental to the bodies recovery from lyme and Co Infections and also fundamental in detoxing parasites, moulds ,heavy metals etc. Homeopathy focuses on treating the individual as a whole, considering physical, mental, and emotional aspects of health.

Supporting the body's natural elimination pathways, such as through proper nutrition, hydration, exercise, and stress management, helps maintain balance and also our treasured remedies. This can include ensuring regular bowel movements, adequate hydration for proper urine production, and supporting sweating through activities like exercise or sauna sessions.

Homeopathic remedies are great to support detoxification processes, depending on individual symptoms and needs. How are your detoxification pathways today ???

12/03/2024

On this rainy day in Ireland i am thinking about Mould and the types of Household Moulds :
I am humbled by the experiences that our online community has suffered through Mould toxicity and exposure . Some of you have found it in yourselves to continue to persevere through massive hardship to relocate out of mouldy environment , remediate the environments you are in at massive cost and also to persevere with homéopathy even when the appropriate remedies made little impact due to the maintaining cause of mould or possible blocked pathways of elimination .Very humbling experiences and the presence of mould in our lives is really not limited to just the obvious damp countries, many of you have mould issues in relatively warm countries .
Over the coming weeks we will talk on Mould and how it can affect our health - especially with lyme - though this is well known to this group as there is such a range of reaction and symptoms already expressed from feeling disassociated from those around us to neurological issues to allergy and MCAS issues to many more . We can explore the topic of how to get tested using Kits and urine samples also if one is unsure of exposure.We will talk today on types of house mould as this will relate directly to the remedies made from these household moulds.Then there is the practical side of addressing house mould .I can suggest typical avenues but some of you are experts in this field and we hope to hear more from you and your thoughts on mould control.
Then most importantly we will get to the remedies and the range that may help though referring back and reiterating about pathways of elimination here-This will be key as the appropriate remedies may not work if the system is clogged .If the body can't detoxify , the toxins just recirculate around the body making one even sicker.The nosodes can help the body identify the toxin more readily for elimination too and The constitutional remedy helps support the overall immunity and constitution to help in this fight but it is the pathways of elimination that guarantee success in this process.Keep your comments coming .
As a homeopath, understanding the impact of mould on health and recognizing its various types is crucial for creating effective treatment plans and maintaining a healthy living environment. Mould, a type of fungus, thrives in damp and humid conditions, often found in homes where moisture levels are high. It poses significant health risks, especially to individuals with compromised immune systems,Lyme or respiratory conditions and more .
In homeopathy, understanding the specific type of mould affecting an individual is essential for tailoring treatment. Several types of house mould exist, each with its unique characteristics and health implications.
Cladosporium: Often found on indoor surfaces such as walls, carpets, and fabrics, Cladosporium can trigger allergic reactions and exacerbate asthma symptoms.
Penicillium: This type of mould commonly grows on damp materials such as wallpaper, carpet, and insulation. Exposure to Penicillium can lead to respiratory issues and allergic reactions.
Aspergillus: Aspergillus mould can produce mycotoxins, which are harmful compounds that can cause respiratory infections and allergic reactions. It typically grows on damp walls, insulation, and fabrics.
Stachybotrys chartarum (black mould): Black mould is notorious for its toxicity and is commonly found in areas with water damage or high humidity levels. Exposure to black mould can lead to severe respiratory problems, headaches, fatigue, and even neurological issues.
Alternaria: Found in damp areas such as bathrooms and basements, Alternaria mould can trigger allergic reactions and worsen asthma symptoms.
Treatment in homeopathy focuses on addressing the underlying cause of susceptibility to mould-related health issues and strengthening the body's natural defenses.
In addition to homeopathic treatment, it's essential to eliminate the source of mould by improving ventilation, reducing humidity levels, and addressing water leaks or dampness in the home. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help prevent mould growth and promote a healthy living environment for individuals and families.