Momentum for homeopathy continues to grow, and Gabrielle Traub returns to share the encouraging developments she’s been part of. A board-certified classical homeopath and international bestselling author, Gabrielle discusses her conversations with leading doctors and researchers, as well as the growing curiosity surrounding homeopathy. We explore her background in clinical research, her work in women’s health alongside conventional OB-GYN practices, and her founding of World Homeopathy Awareness Week, now recognized in 46 countries. She also shares her recent participation in high-level policy discussions and advocacy efforts. Throughout the episode, Gabrielle highlights the importance of raising awareness and supporting homeopathy’s place in healthcare.

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About my Guests:

Gabrielle is the author of Live Right For Your Remedy Type, a homeopathic lifestyle guide that emphasizes individualized health and prevention. She has lectured and taught internationally in England, South Africa, Pakistan, Dubai, Israel, Australia, and across the United States. Her clinical focus includes women’s health, where she spent over a decade working within a conventional OB-GYN practice alongside a traditional obstetrician and fertility endocrinologist. During this time, she observed a significant rise in infertility and gynecological disorders, which led her to co-author (In) Fertility: Secrets, Struggles, and Successes and develop one of the most comprehensive courses on homeopathic treatment of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Her broader clinical experience also includes serving on a core treatment team at an inpatient center specializing in addiction, PTSD, chronic pain, and eating disorders. Gabrielle is featured in the documentary Introducing Homeopathy, founded World Homeopathy Awareness Week celebrated in 46 countries, formerly served as chair of the World Homeopathy Awareness Organization, and currently serves as External Affairs Advisor for Americans for Homeopathy Choice and spokesperson within the MAHA community.

In recent years, Gabrielle has expanded her work into national policy and advocacy. She was invited by the MAHA Institute to speak at multiple high-level roundtables and met with Jay Bhattacharya, which led to discussions with the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) about updating their public statement on homeopathy and exploring research opportunities. She coordinated presentations on homeopathic research for NCCIH leadership, engaged in discussions regarding homeopathy’s role in epidemic settings, and built relationships with leaders within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Gabrielle has helped build support for the homeopathy bill H.R. 7050, contributed articles to The MAHA Report and The Epoch Times, coordinated collaboration between major homeopathic organizations, and participated in high-level events including the MAHA Inaugural Ball, the HHS Women’s Health Conference, and an exclusive gathering at the NED Club. She also comes from a distinguished lineage of advocacy and leadership—her father was honored by Nelson Mandela for legal reforms in South Africa, her grandfather served as a long-standing mayor, and her grandmother devoted her life to humanitarian work, earning a personal visit and award from Queen Elizabeth II.

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