What do you need to survive?: Water, Air, Food, Facebook? If you included ‘water’ in your answer, you’re right. Water is crucial to life. In fact, your body is more water than anything else! Did you know that your blood, bones and muscles are composed largely of water? A staggering 99 percent of the molecules […]
What were the Key Takeaways from the Australian Homeopathic Medicine Conference 2023? Many Aurum Project (AP) members attended the Australian Homeopathic Medicine Conference held in Brisbane 4th to 5th November 2023. This blog includes key takeaways from the Keynote Speaker presentations and AP Research Pod members poster presentations. by Linlee Jordan I’m on a rambling […]
Thank you Anke Zimmermann for contributing this case history to The Aurum Project blog. Colicky and Oppositional In November of 2021 I saw a three-year-old girl, whom I will call Cora, via Zoom. Her mother reported that Cora had developed increasingly severe behavioural issues. From the parents perspective Thank you to the parents for permission […]
“If we had no hope – for a cure, for winning the lottery, for falling in love, for the end of war, for being free of abuse, or for having food, warmth, clothing, and shelter – we would have no reason to go on. What you hope for doesn’t matter, but rather the essence of […]
In 2022, our number of Research Pods suddenly shot up. There were so many gardening puns to go with this topic, I can’t help but put a few in. The Aurum Project (AP) Research Pod (Pod) is a group of professional practitioners undertaking research. The purpose of a Pod is twofold. Firstly, it is to […]
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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
This article discusses case reporting, which has been of central importance to the development of homeopathy over the past 200 years. With a special focus on homeopathy, the article gives an overview on guidelines and tools that may help to improve the quality of case reports, reporting guidelines such as: CARE (Case Report), HOM-CASE (Homeopathic Clinical Case Reports), and the WissHom Documentation Standard. This helps to improve the quality of reporting and strengthen the scientific value of a case report.
A video from Prof. George Vithoulkas
Whether to treat fever in the elderly, is a question that has not yet been answered. This review examines the available evidence so far, to arrive at a comprehensive picture about this question. Aged population are a special category due to their lower basal body temperature, blunted fever response and existing co morbidities. The aging immune system undergoes many changes in all its faculties, which alters its ability to mount an efficient acute inflammatory response.
This blog has been generously shared by Susanna Shelton, Director of College of Natural Health & Homeopathy. Giving her experience of her personal pilgrimages. Washington DC Monument USA I encountered homeopathic medicine while living in the UK in the early 1980s. Then in 1985, on one of my visits to […]
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 […]
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 […]
