Hello everyone.

I would like to share an article that I wrote on homeopathic first aid. I wrote it so that it would be simple to understand so that the average person could start using homeopathy in first aid situations. You might also notice at the bottom of the page that my article caused a lot of controversy, which naively surprised me (it's my first formal article ever). Some people from the BC Skeptics society started trying to sabotage my article, which led to a lot of people leaping to my defense. I think that in the end the skeptics only ended up making my article more popular by bringing attention to it. Anyway, here's the link, feel free to pass it on and happy reading:

https://www.straight.com/article-2364...utdoor-worries

Sonya McLeod, BA, DCH
Little Mountain Homeopathy

Nice job! and I added a comment.

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One of my favorite first aid remedies is Coccolus Indicus 30c. It is a charm when there is car sickness, motion sickness. I kept a vial in the glove compartment for a while till the kids grew out of it and if I have to ride in the back seat you can be sure I have it with me.

Here is an address where you can purchase a first aid kit for $65. They call it an emergency kit. It has 50 remedies in 200c and its a great buy! and if you want a 30c kit they will probably make one for you. They have done special orders for me.
https://www.natural-living.com/homeopathic.php
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I have used Cocculus successfully as well, mostly for vertigo. Fortunately, nobody in our family gets motion sickness though.

Too bad that company isn't based in Canada. I go through Boiron, which is pricier.

Why do you have to use a company from Canada? Some kind of law you have? Actually the Bengal Allen remedies are shipped from India. Lots of homeopaths in England use them.

No, we don't actually have to use a Canadian company. I just find it a lot easier to use one because the kits don't have to go through customs. With big packages I find there are delays at customs and duties charged. But I do often get single medicating potencies from Helios in England.

Hi Sonja

Had a look at your article. Very nice article, I am sure people will get good benefit from following your advice. I also like your writing style. Nice one.

Great article and info, Sonya. Thank you! I do believe that Homeopathy
works. Do you sell the Homeopathic remedies you give advice about?
My HFStore carries a few Homeo remedies but not many. Are all Homeo
remedies mixed w/water or are some mixed w/alcohol? Or am I confusing
this with tinctures?
I noticed a Website for KingBio Homeopathics - Do you know anything
about them/their products? Thanks for any info.

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Thanks, Earlybird. I do sell the homeopathic remedies I give advice about, and a first aid kit, but only in Canada. I am also only a retail seller, not a wholesaler. Most of the homeopathic remedies that you find in the stores are in sugar pellet form which contains no alcohol. You can also buy homeopathics in liquid form, and they do contain some alcohol as a preservative. I have not heard anything about KingBio Homeopathics. The company that I usually deal with is Boiron, and they have a good reputation.

Sonya McLeod, BA, DCH
Little Mountain Homeopathy
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Kingbio makes combination remedies. A small company.

Thanks, Sonya and Arrow. I'll check out both more completely.