Homeopathic Solutions

05/05/2026

Ignatia..... 🩺

05/01/2026

Earlier this month, Paul & I had the honor of opening for JAHC conference in Reston, VA with a keynote lecture: Dancing with the Vital Force, A Choreography For Healing. Pictured here with a current student, , we had a fun weekend with colleagues, students, and friends. Gratitude to for hosting the NESH booth and for all the kind comments and encouragement from attendees.

04/30/2026

Bellis perennis – gentle yet powerful support for deep healing

Bellis perennis is a homeopathic remedy most often associated with deep, slow-to-resolve tissue injury, especially where the body feels bruised, tender, and “jarred” at a deeper level than the surface suggests. It’s traditionally thought of as a remedy for when recovery doesn’t feel straightforward after physical strain or trauma.

Core picture of the remedy
People who benefit from Bellis perennis often describe:
• A deep, aching soreness that feels “internal” rather than superficial
• A bruised or crushed sensation, as if the tissues have been heavily impacted
• Discomfort that lingers long after an injury has healed on the outside
• Stiffness or tightness, especially in muscles and connective tissue

Situations where it is traditionally used
• After falls, blows, or accidents involving soft tissue trauma
• Post-surgical healing support (especially abdominal or pelvic surgery)
• Overexertion injuries (gym strain, heavy lifting, repetitive strain)
• Postnatal recovery, where tissues feel bruised or overworked
• Varicose vein discomfort or heaviness in the lower body

Modalities (what makes symptoms better or worse)
• Worse from cold, damp conditions
• Worse after physical exertion or being overworked
• Better from gentle movement, rest, or warmth

Bellis perennis is often compared to Arnica montana, but is considered more suited to deeper tissue trauma, rather than surface bruising alone.

If you would like to learn more about homeopathy or find a homeopath, please visit www.irishhomeopathy.ie.

04/29/2026

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04/24/2026

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04/24/2026

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04/24/2026

An HRI and University of Bristol collaborative systematic review on homeopathy for tonsillitis has now been published in the European Journal of Integrative Medicine, finding associations with symptom relief, reduced infection frequency, and lower antibiotic use, with no safety concerns identified across the included studies. With antimicrobial resistance a growing global health challenge, evidence on alternatives to routine antibiotic prescribing is of increasing relevance. Well-powered studies with standardised outcome measures are now needed to build on these findings.

Read here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1876382026000545