Homeopathy has been around since the 18th century and was conceived and first tested by Samuel Hahnemann. The basic premise of homeopathy is that "like cures like." It is distinguished by preparing low concentrations of substances that cause similar symptoms to those that are wished to be cured. Hahnemann's homeopathic cures worked, he claimed, on what he called the law of similars, which is, in effect, the aforementioned like cures like.
What propelled homeopathy forward was Hahnemann's extensive scientific studies which were all done in strict and standard fashion used by the medical and scientific community today. Those who have followed him, also have done extensive testing. Opponents of homeopathy claim that while the tests do show positive results, they do not provide conclusive evidence and have rarely been reproduced. Recent results from homeopathic studies have been reviewed as encouraging, but not supportive of effective treatment.
The homeopathic solutions are highly diluted liquid substances. They are diluted in either water, sugar, or alcohol. The concentrations are in ratios as low as 1 part to 10 to the 60th power, or 1: 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. Scientists argue that such low concentrations cannot even deliver 1 single molecule of substance to a recipient. Homeopaths argue that it is the molecular vibrations and memory patterns held in the dilution that cause their effect.
In any case, if you do use homeopathic cures with success, then a travel kit will help you in your needs. Small, multi use bottles can be used to bring along what you require. Kits can be bought empty or prefilled online or at many retail stores. You should include in your kit the following:
SubstanceUse
Apis mellifica -- Skin irritation
Arnica montana -- Shock and bruising
Arsenicum album -- Cold/flu, diarrhea, food poisoning
Belladonna - High fever/delirium
Bryonia alba -- fever/joint pain/ cough
Cinchona Officinals - Nerves
Cocculus Indicus - Emotional well-being
Drosera rotundlfolia - Cough
Ferrum phosphoricum - Hemorrhages/nosebleeds
Gelsemium sempervirens - Joint pain/fever
Hepar sulphuris calcareum - Boils/abscesses
Hypercicum perforatum - Nerves/pain
Ipecacuanha - Nausea
Kali bichromicum - Stuffy nose/sinuses
Magnesia phosphoric -- Spasms/cramps
Mercurius solubilis -- Chronic ailments
Nux vomica -- Nausea/hangover
Pulsatilla -- Menstrual ailments
Rhus toxicodendron -- Skin irritation/rash
Spongia tosta -- Throat problems
These should provide you with all the homeopathic remedies that you will need while travelling for minor ailments and pains. As always, please use a doctor or traditional medicines for severe and persistent problems.
Published by Brian Jones
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