In this podcast, we cover:

1:07 What conventional medicine is great for

4:32 Using homeopathy versus conventional medicine

10:14 Chamomile and its uses

15:35 Poison Ivy: From poison to homeopathic medicine

18:48 Homeopathy is medicine, not supplements

21:30 Hypericum for cuts

25:46 Take advantage of available resources to study homeopathy

I’ve just recorded my second podcast. I hope these podcasts will become a valuable resource in your audio library.

Every two weeks we will post the latest podcasts here. Very soon you will also be able to find these on popular sites like Itunes.

I promise to bring you useful content in my weekly blog, on my community page and now in this new podcast format.

Each podcast will include a new section on “Remedies You Need to Know” designed to help you start treating your family’s everyday conditions right now with homeopathy.

Here are some of the topics we discuss on this week’s podcast:

Why today’s health care limitations provide strong reasons to learn homeopathy.

Why you need to re-train yourself in how to use a doctor as an occasion aid and not the first line of defense.

How to use the Internet as a health resource tool.

Why you need homeopathy if you love freedom.

How you can get started by treating acute illnesses, easily and inexpensively and avoid being overwhelmed.

What is Practical Homeopathy? Why it is important for you and your family?

What does 30c or 200c on a homeopathic remedy mean?

Relatively safe: safeguards to follow when making your remedy choices.

How to get started learning because you will fall in love with homeopathy.

And here are the remedies you might want to add to your medicine cabinet:

Sore Throat: Hepar sulph 30 or Belladonna 30

A good cold remedy: Coldcalm® from Boiron (available at Walmart!)

You are listening to a podcast from JoetteCalabrese.com where nationally certified American homeopath, public speaker, and author, Joette Calabrese, shares her passion for helping families stay healthy through homeopathy and nutrient-dense nutrition.

 

Jendi: Hello! This is Jendi and I’m back again with Joette Calabrese from JoetteCalabrese.com. Today, we want to kind of go back to the basics and talk a little bit about what homeopathy is. Good morning, Joette! How are you?

Joette: Good morning, Jendi. This is so nice doing this together.

Jendi: It is fun. I enjoy talking to you and my family reaps the benefits of it as I reiterate everything that I learn from you, and I’m learning so much because until I talked to you, this was totally new to me.

Joette: Great! That’s what I love to do, is to turn people onto this, especially families.

Jendi: Yeah, and mothers.

Joette: Yeah.

Jendi: I am already like questioning my doctor.

What conventional medicine is great for

Joette: Well, let’s use that. Let’s use that as a springboard. That’s a great way to look at this. I don’t tell people that they should not have a doctor. But I do believe that the mom should be the first doctor. And doctors are great for diagnostics. If you have a lump, you need to know. Is that a cyst? Is that cancer? Is it a boil? You need to know what it is. And without a lot of experience, it would be great to have a doctor that you could go to and say, “Okay, doc, what is this?” And that’s what I love them for. They’re also very good for emergencies. If you’re in an automobile accident, for goodness sakes, you don’t go to a homeopath. You get yourself to an emergency room. And then I also believe that modern medicine is excellent for surgery. I cannot say enough, obviously, about organ replacement and the kinds of surgical procedures and plastic surgery and heart surgery. We might not even have my father today if it weren’t for surgery. So I believe that surgery is very useful.

The problems lie in the degree to which we count on these methods. We’ve got it upside down. What we should be looking at is, “What can I do at home first? I’m the mother.