tickingclocker
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Not all herbs have the same strength. No one can look at them and determine the levels either. One plant might be stronger, the next one to it weak. Both look equally healthy. Who officially tests this stuff before its manufactured and distributed? What do labels say? Which are considered the most effective best brands--for what conditions? And what level of natural chemicals does your particular body need? That can only be determined by ongoing blood tests and a medical doctor interpreting the results. I wouldn't want a chiropractor handing me herbal supplements to help eliminate a brain tumor. Christian or Atheist. If they aim at the broad side of a barn, naturally they will hit some small portion of it... and declare success? I prefer my doctors be extremely precise and demand all-around exactness, myself. Their muddling through medical school is NOT going to reveal itself through me. That is for sure.For the most part I don't believe homeopathy is useful. Certainly other alternative treatments can be excellent including herbalist medicine. Homeopathy seems to be a load of rubbish although not harmful unless someone takes the unhealthy approach of ignoring all other forms of treatment.
My opinion is, there's too many variables within the homeopathic arena for anything more than a few muscle sprains from working in the yard or spring cleaning, after a sedentary winter spent on the couch watching Dirty Jobs reruns.
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