Infinity in a Teacup
Chelsea SmockEverything homeopathy, along with musings on the health of the mind, the body and the heart.
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health in one word
Just a quick question.
If you could find ONE WORD to encapsulate the idea of health, what would it be?
Before you read any further, close your eyes, and consider that…
What pops into your mind?
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For worl...
a timeline of illness
When I was 17 years old, I was diagnosed with alopecia areata, an autoimmune disorder in which white blood cells “switch off” the hair follicles, preventing hair from growing. For me, as for most people, hair loss started with occasional sm...
genetics, epigentics and miasm
If you are interested in learning more about miasms, and how they may be influencing your health, I am offering a workshop this Friday, June 13th. The first in a series on autoimmunity, we’ll discuss the interaction of miasm and autoimmune...
you don't need a remedy for that
There’s a theme that I’ve noticed in posts about homeopathy.
Everyone wants to write about, and hear about remedies.
There’s a remedy for that!
For earaches.
For stomachaches
For eczema.
For hives.
For headache.
For sore muscles.
F...
please stop trying to get rid of your symptoms
It would not be an understatement to say that I owe my and my family’s current state of health to homeopathy.
My children, ages 19, 16 and 10 have collectively only needed one round of oral antibiotics in their entire lives. They’ve never...
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classical homeopath in Austin, Texas + online / mother of three boys / thinking, loving, knitting and questioning everything, always
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