Don’t Start JIA (Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis) Homeopathy Treatment Until You Watch This!

Homeopathy Treatment When a child with JIA consults a rheumatologist, they are typically prescribed painkillers, anti-inflammatory drugs, corticosteroids, methotrexate, and biologic agents. While these medications can provide relief, they come with serious side effects, such as slowed growth, osteoporosis, bone marrow depression, liver toxicity, anemia, acidity, and indigestion. Because of these risks, long-term use is…

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Top 6 Tips for Autism ASD Asperger’s Syndrome

Ensure the child receives speech therapy and occupational therapy alongside homeopathic treatment. Based on my experience, avoid vaccinating the child, as I have observed that vaccinations can trigger and aggravate autism symptoms. Treat acute issues such as colds, coughs, fevers, loose motions, and vomiting with homeopathy and avoid using strong medications. Ensure the child’s diet…

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Homeopathy Treatment for Nose Bleeding in Children; Including Top 5 Home Remedies

Allopathy Treatment When a child with nose bleeding consults an allopathic doctor, the usual approach involves prescribing vasoconstrictors for local application. If this method doesn’t resolve the issue, the doctor may recommend chemical cauterization, a procedure performed under anesthesia. Homeopathy Treatment In my clinical practice, which I’ve been conducting since 1997, I’ve found that classical…

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Top 6 Tips for Height Increase

Avoid Hormones and Steroids Some doctors prescribe hormones and steroids for height increase. These substances can have serious side effects and are not good for your health. Consult a Homeopath Early Consult a good homeopath as early as possible. Boys typically have a major growth spurt between 12 and 16 years of age, while girls…

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Don’t Start Trigeminal Neuralgia Homeopathy Treatment Until You Watch This!

Allopathic Treatment When a patient with trigeminal neuralgia consults an allopathic doctor, they are typically prescribed painkillers, muscle relaxants, and antispasmodics. These medications provide only temporary relief. Eventually, doctors may recommend Botox injections. If Botox is ineffective, surgery is suggested. However, there’s no guarantee that surgery will cure trigeminal neuralgia. Patients often endure not only…

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Top 6 Tips for Trigeminal Neuralgia

Protect Your Face from Cold Air Avoid direct exposure of your face to cold air by using a scarf for protection. Use Moderate Temperature Water When bathing or washing your face, opt for water at a moderate temperature to prevent triggering sensitivity. Control Food Temperature Maintain the temperature of your food within a comfortable range;…

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