“Ailments from…”

Along similar lines to a “never well since” event, there may be “ailments from…” something.  This “something” is a stimulus that produces specific symptoms in an individual.  Such an example of this might be someone who has a fit of anger and then suffers with a headache afterwards, or someone who gets diarrhea from anticipation, or a nerve pain that comes on after exposure to cold wind.  These things do not happen to everyone.

Unlike a single “never well since” event, this is a situation of more everyday things that one would encounter that exposes a person’s susceptibility.  And the aliment will occur regularly each time as a result of the stimulus.  For example, Bob cannot get angry without getting a headache afterwards, or Jane cannot get nervous or anxious without having to run to the bathroom.

They are the types of things that, because they happen regularly, we get used to.  They become “normal” for us.  We do things to compensate for them, or prevent them from happening.  Since Bob cannot avoid getting angry, Bob will carry a pain killer for his headaches and he will take them when he gets angry but before the headache starts.  He has learned what triggers his headaches and takes the pills prophylactically to prevent them.  This can be a dangerous thing to do as even over-the-counter medications have side effects and they will catch up with Bob soon enough if he keeps doing this.

Homeopathy can work wonders in these types of cases.

In each of the above examples, there is a different ailment and a different “from” (stimulus).  Homeopathy can address each case with a remedy that is found to best suit each person with their individual susceptibility.  Call to schedule a consultation today.