November 2024 How Can We Know When a “Fact” About Homeopathy is True? In today’s world there is much intrigue about what is a fact and what isn’t. We’re bombarded on social media and the news with fake news. There is significant evidence that about 20% of medical research trials are fraudulent in nature. Some […]
Thank you to Aurum Project Member, Merryn Gibbons for sharing a review of the New Zealand Homeopathy Conference. We acknowledge Merryn for sharing her personal reflections stemming from the presentations. Trigger warning of topics of death and loss. On the first weekend of September, I went to the NZ Homeopathy Conference in Christchurch. I hadn’t […]
Reflecting upon AI and Lycopodium Clavatum as a homeopathic remedy For some number of months I’ve been meaning to write a blog on Lycopodium Clavatum. For a number of reasons I hadn’t done this, and after a few more months of thinking about Lycopodium, I stumbled upon another thought “I wonder what Artificial Intelligence(AI) will […]
This review is generously written by Susanna Shelton, Director of College of Natural Health & Homeopathy. Jon Gamble and his wife and colleague Nyema Hermiston have created a series of pocket books to inform and encourage consumers dealing with challenging conditions; e.g. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS); childhood ear infections, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). These […]
Can anything natural be done for my children and their ear problems? It’s one of the most common questions from parents. (In one word) to give the short answer, the answer is YES. An Aurum Project article was published in the spring issue of the journal of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS): Analysis of […]
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This is a recording of part of a Connecting Homeopaths session by The Aurum Project. We shared our practitioner experiences of using strep remedies from Strep progenies through to Strep. Tilch.
A summary of the topics and comments: Impetigo; UTI's, Strep bowel test; part of our normal nasopharyngeal flora, a cycle of Strep; potencies 30c, 40c, 7.78, 50M, CM
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Melting Pot sessions are focused discussion groups, suitable as a continuing education method for homeopaths. There is a close resemblance to the 'Un-conference: both of which have an underpinning of adult learning theory. When group guidelines are explained, equal participation allows the discussion to become deeply collaborative and thought provoking. In this article, Nyema Hermiston and Linlee Jordan describe the machinations of running a Melting Pot session. The aim is to encourage this enjoyable and effective method of learning to build broad knowledge on specific topics for participants, and within the homreopathic community.
November 2024 How Can We Know When a “Fact” About Homeopathy is True? In today’s world there is much intrigue about what is a fact and what isn’t. We’re bombarded on social media and the news with fake news. There is significant evidence that about 20% of medical research trials […]
Why Homeopathy is So Well Accepted and Popular in India: The Role of Education and Training Homeopathy is a culturally well accepted system of medicine that has gained widespread popularity in India and plays an essential role in the country’s healthcare system. With a growing body of research supporting its […]
Homeopathic Healing for a 54-Year-Old with a 13-Year Battle Against Psoriasis Case Details: A 54-year-old male patient, suffering from psoriasis for 13 years, sought treatment at our clinic after experiencing a progressive worsening of his condition. Despite consulting multiple dermatologists and undergoing various conventional treatments, his psoriasis continued to deteriorate. […]
