IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER:

 

01:37    What’s new with practicalhomeopathy.com

04:46    Joette’s pet peeves

09:39    Melanie’s story and aggravations

18:04    Proving and antidotes

22:23    For the highly sensitive people

28:58    Know your medicines

38:10    To summarize

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST:

 

Gateway to Homeopathy Guided Study Group

Joette Calabrese Facebook page

Petroleum 200C for dry skin

Cantharis and Medorrhinum for bladder issues

Gelsemium 6C for anxiety and nervousness about upcoming event

Lycopodium 200 for bloating

Camphor 200 one dose, one day to antidote (see blog post: “Stop It! How to Antidote a Bad Drug Reaction”

Ignatia or Aconitum for anxiety

Gelsemium 6X for chronic anxiety

Ignatia for nightmares

Facebook Live: Provings and Aggravations

Facebook Live: Provings and Aggravations: Take 2 (better video quality than previous)

Podcast 33 — New (and Not So New) to Homeopathy Part II  (section on proving)

Looking for Proof That Homeopathy is Effective? We’ve Got It! (blog post containing brief history of Dr. Hahnemann’s usage of provings)

 

 

You are listening to a podcast from practicalhomeopathy.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.

 

Joette:  Everyone is very frightened of provings, and I am here to say, “I’m not worried about provings!” I don’t know where the idea has come from that proving is a very, very dangerous thing. It is not.

 

Kate:  You are listening to Podcast Number 49 at practicalhomeopathy.com with Joette Calabrese. In today’s podcast, Joette will address the topic of provings and aggravations. Listen in as Joette answers some of your questions about this subject.

 

Joette and I are here together again today to bring you another podcast from practicalhomeopathy.com. Joette, I’m having a hard time keeping a straight face because I’m looking at you and you have this white, huge thing on your microphone. And it looks … I don’t know … it looks like a big sock on your microphone.

 

Joette:  I know. It looks like I have like a dental infection or something, and I’ve got tooth pain, and I’ve got ice in there or something. So, it’s all puffed up around my face.

 

Kate:  Oh, my goodness!

 

Joette:  We left our filter back in our other home, and it’s hard to remember to bring everything back and forth. So, you got to look at this funny looking sock on my microphone.

 

Kate:  Because you’re in Canada right now, right?

 

Joette:  Right.

 

Kate:  Yes. So, you’re back in the cold, yay!

 

Joette:  Yes.

 

Kate:  Okay, so let’s talk today, Joette, about … we have a couple of things coming up soon that we’re going to be launching. Why don’t you go ahead and tell us a little bit about what’s coming?

What’s new with practicalhomeopathy.com

 

Joette:  Well, the first thing that’s coming up that I keep promising folks who ask me that, “It’s going to be coming next week,” — but, I don’t know when it will be finished — is our Gateway II (which is the follow-up to the study groups that had started before). You taught a few of those courses — actually many of those courses — haven’t you, Kate? You’ve gotten to be kind of our expert in running those courses and bringing people in —  mostly moms and grandmothers from all over the country, even all over the world — to meet once a week or once a month. So, this is a follow up to Gateway I. So, it’s for those who’ve already taken Gateway I. They can join right into Gateway II. So, just watch for that.

 

What I love about this Gateway curriculum is that they are … it’s an opportunity for folks to get to know each other and spend time together. I’m told that, in fact, one group has gotten so close that — they are from all over the country — they’re actually all meeting in Florida in a couple of months.