1. Who can use Homeopathy?
Anyone and everyone there is no age limit for Homeopathy, it is safe for all ages from newborns to the elderly and can be useful to help treat most conditions.

2. How often should I take the remedy?
Your practitioner will tell you how often to take the medicine. This can range anywhere from every 15 minutes to once a week depending on the focus of treatment.

A good rule of thumb, though, is to decrease the frequency of dosage as your symptoms improve. Unlike most conventional medicines, in homeopathy more is not better. If you have any concerns, you should always keep in contact with the practitioner.

3. What about side effects?
Homeopathy does not cause any permanent side effects.

Occasionally mild side effects can occur called an "aggravation" which can be of an old symptom or a new symptom that you have not had before. Either way it is an indication that you have had enough of the remedy and you need to stop dosing. Once you stop dosing, the symptoms will disappear within a couple of day and leave no lasting effects.

NOTE: You should always liase with your practitioner and advise them of any noticeable changes so as they can advise you accordingly.

4. What's the difference between Homeopathy and Naturopathy?
Naturopathy is an umbrella term used to include many different natural therapies like herbs, supplements, massage, diet, iridology etc and some Naturopaths may practice using Homeopathy as well.

Homeopathy is a specialist natural therapy and a separate qualification and practice in its own right.

5. Where can I find out more information about Homeopathy?
Please see our Links page for our membership websites and other websites of interest.