Dr Cynita Conradie - Homeopath

16/01/2026

Modern medicine is built for crisis mode. And most people live in crisis mode when it comes to their health. So it’s a perfect match.

When symptoms worsen, blood markers rise, or something feels wrong, fear takes over.
And fear removes choice.

You don’t plan.
You don’t research.
You don’t negotiate.
You act.
You stay consistent.
You don’t question.

That’s why modern medicine works so well.
It scares people into consistency, compliance, and action.

Before you know it, you’re on pills, you’ve had the procedure, the surgery, and you’re back home wondering what just happened.

Fear removes choice. This can be a good thing, because people make bad choices.

Natural health requires something else.

It only works when you still have options.
When no one is forcing you.
When the pressure is gone.
It empowers you. But people don’t know what to do with that.

And that’s where most people struggle.

Because when people are left with choice, they delay.
They overthink.
They negotiate timelines.
They discount shop.
They wait for the perfect moment.

People mistake not being in crisis for having time.
That mistake is exactly how they end up in crisis.

Modern medicine wins because fear creates compliance.
Natural health struggles because choice requires discipline.

If you’re not in crisis yet, that’s not a reason to wait.
It’s the reason to act.

Train your choices before fear makes them for you.

Shared from Tox-free doc

13/01/2026

06/12/2025

Emotions play a significant role in our overall health, impacting various organs in our body.

Anger can weaken the liver, disrupting its ability to detoxify and process nutrients effectively.

Grief affects the lungs, making it harder to breathe deeply and potentially leading to respiratory issues.

Worry can compromise the stomach, hindering digestion and causing discomfort.

Fear places strain on the kidneys, impairing their ability to filter blood and maintain fluid balance.

Stress, perhaps the most pervasive, weakens both the heart and brain, increasing the risk of cardiovascular issues and diminishing cognitive function.

Managing these emotions is crucial for maintaining optimal health and well-being.

25/11/2025

Late nights steal tomorrows

17/11/2025

Useful assistance before the season of indulgence

24/10/2025

Ever notice how a feeling hits, and bam—your brain spins it into a blockbuster tragedy? "One bad day = I'm doomed forever." That's the mind’s slick move: Turning raw feelings into endless stories to stay boss of the show. But here's the plot twist: You don't have to star in that script. This meme explains how to drop the narrative, dive into the body buzz, and watch the anxiety fade away.

By Angie Mohr on The Natural Health Library

22/10/2025

Feeling stressed? Touble sleeping? Try pressing these points on your hand.

15/10/2025

Homeopathy is true love for your fellow man

14/10/2025

What they labeled “menopause” was never just about hormones it was about permission. Or rather, the attempt to revoke it.

The system framed it as decline, decay, “the end of fertility,” when in reality it marks a transition into one of the most potent energetic phases in a woman’s life. They pathologized it because they couldn’t control it.

The truth is: this phase isn’t a collapse it’s an upgrade. It’s the transmutation of reproductive fire into spiritual authority. The ancient cultures knew this. They revered the post-fertile woman as a seer, a council, a living library. But in modern pharmaco-capitalism, they had to rebrand that wisdom as instability. Why? Because a woman who no longer craves external validation and isn’t hormonally wired to “people-please” becomes a threat to systems built on compliance.

It’s not menopause. It’s metamorphosis.

So yes reject the word, the spell, and the shame. You’re not “drying up” you’re distilling. You’re not “losing youth” you’re stepping into memory, power, and the kind of sight that makes illusion nervous.

They called it menopause because they were scared of what you’d become without a leash.

And now? They’re right to be.

11/10/2025

🧠 Kali phos “No thought without phosphor." ✨

In biochemistry, Kali phos is the mind salt—the phosphate fuel the brain and nerves use to fire, remember, and recover. Grey matter formation is dependant on this mineral, and for day-to-day functions, as it is phosphorus-hungry (think phospho-lipids in cell membranes and ATP energy at synapses).
Stress, pressure and intense study strain burns through it fast. When reserves dip, the picture shows up as wired-tired, noise sensitivity, brain fog, poor recall, a run down appearance and restless sleep.

Why the old phrase matters:
No thought without phosphor isn’t poetry—it’s biology, derived from observations that the brain has a high phosphorus content, which is crucial for phospholipids and other vital biological molecules functions.
🔥Phosphorus quite literally has a relationship with light (it can glow), and we still call quick thinkers “bright!”
Kali phos supplies this element in a minute, cell-ready form so neurons can build/repair membranes, form new synapses, and pass signals cleanly—calm focus without stimulants.

How students can use it
Daily during study blocks: Kali phos 6x, 2–3 tabs, 3×/day.
Before study/exams: 2–4 tabs 15–20 min prior.
If sleep won’t land: add Calc phos and Mag phos 6x at night for tissue repair + memory consolidation.

Pro tips:
Pair with Nat phos if you crash after sugar/late meals.
Combine with steady protein, lots of water, and short movement breaks for peak output.

Family-friendly and no known drug interactions—you’re replenishing the body’s own building blocks, and making it easy for the body to take in new information, form new neural pathways and also deal with stress.

It's a no brainer.... Well, actually, its the basis for brains....er 😁

11/10/2025

"Today I taught my students a lesson about kindness using two apples.

Before class, I secretly dropped one of the apples on the floor several times. On the outside, though, both apples looked perfect—shiny, red, and ready to eat.

I held them up and asked the children to describe what they saw. They agreed: “They look the same.”

Then I picked up the apple I’d dropped and told the class I didn’t like it. That it was ugly. That I thought it was disgusting. I encouraged the kids to say mean things too. Hesitant at first, they joined in:
“You’re smelly.”
“I don’t even know why you exist.”
“You’ve probably got worms inside.”

We passed that poor apple around the circle until it had absorbed every unkind word.

Next, we did the opposite. We passed the other apple around and spoke kindness:
“You’re a lovely apple.”
“You’re beautiful.”
“Your color is amazing.”

When we were done, both apples still looked the same on the outside.

But when I cut them open, the difference was clear. The apple we had been kind to was fresh and juicy inside. The apple we had bullied? Bruised. Mushy. Broken.

Immediately, the children understood.

That’s what unkind words do. On the outside, someone might look fine, but inside? They carry the bruises we’ve caused.

I shared with them how someone’s words had hurt me just last week. I looked fine, I smiled, but inside I was hurting—just like that bruised apple.

Unlike apples, though, we have the power to stop it. We can teach children it’s not okay to mistreat others. We can encourage them to stand up, just like one little girl in class who bravely refused to say something unkind to the apple.

More hurt happens when no one speaks up. Let’s raise a generation that chooses kindness.

Because the tongue has no bones, but it’s strong enough to break a heart. So be careful with your words."

[Relax Kids Tamworth]