Lyme Disease in Summer

I had Lyme disease in 1998. That was before I knew about Homeopathy and what it could have done for me. I had the tell-tale bull's eye rash after I started feeling symptoms. Everyone has different symptoms, but mine were, complete exhaustion, irritability and a little bit of pain in my knees. We had done a lot of traveling that summer. Our family was hiking below the Palisades in New Jersey, we went to Maine and then we took a cross country trip to Minnesota. It was in Minnesota where I started feeling the symptoms. I could have gotten bitten in any of those places, but those symptoms started towards the end of the summer.

I didn't see any rash until I got home from my trip to Minnesota. So, then
I made an appointment with my doctor, thinking it was Lyme disease. The bullseye started to fade, so I thought to myself, oh, it can't be Lyme, it is getting better. I then was visited by a friend, to whom I showed the rash, and she said, "Go to the doctor!" So I did. Sure enough, it was Lyme disease, although sometimes there can be false positive tests.

Homeopathy has a protocol for treating Lyme disease, which I didn't know about when I had it. Had I known, I would have been happier to use homeopathy than the antibiotics I took for a month. 

For information which will give the specifics of what to do when you or someone you know is bitten by a tick, please see this article by Todd A. Hoover M.D. on the National Center for Homeopathy website.

And have a great summer, exploring your the world in your backyard and beyond, without worry!

Homeopathy in the News
"​Just One Drop"

A child being given a dose of a homeopathic remedy in Haiti.
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Just One Drop: A Film About Homeopathy had its World Premier in London on Thursday April 6th. The film was produced and directed by Lauren Chiten, who is an award-winning independent filmmaker with no connection to homeopathy. Just One Drop delves into the popularity of homeopathy all over the world and the reasons for the controversy that so often surrounds it.

On completion of the film, Ms Chiten said: "I really believe that homeopathy has been maligned and suppressed for 200 years. All I am trying to do with Just One Drop is give homeopathy a voice, a voice that continues to be misinterpreted and misrepresented."

​The launch of Just One Drop came with World Homeopathy Awareness Week (April 10-16) just last month. The premier screening of the film was a red carpet event in central London supported by 4Homeopathy, a coalition of homeopathic charities and organizations, which work to promote homeopathy in the UK.  After four other screenings in London, the film has been shown in Scotland, Slovakia, Norway, Taiwan and Iceland. The film will be shown in July in Sydney, Australia. 
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