Intuitive Homeopathy Podcast

Danielle is a mother, photographer and homeopath from Canada who found herself on a journey to discovering homeopathy when doctors could not help her child get better.  As many mothers do, she researched and eventually found that her child fit the description of PANS... this discovery led her to homeopathy.  Now a student homeopath in her final years, she is also working with Canadians for Homeopathy in helping spread the word to other families.  This episode is so deeply touching that both Sarah and Danielle were crying and laughing at moments.  
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In this episode, you will learn:
Danielle's personal story and how she discovered homeopathy

The role of intuition in parenting and healing

The mission of Canadians for Homeopathy and its resources for families

The importance of addressing inherited health issues and family healing

In this episode, we have the honor of interviewing Professor Gerald Pollack, a renowned water researcher from the University of Washington.
Join us as we delve into Pollack's groundbreaking discoveries about "easy water" or exclusion zone water, and how these findings may provide a scientific explanation for homeopathy. We discuss the fascinating properties of water, its ability to store and transmit information, and its critical role in biological processes, including photosynthesis and hydration.

Join us for this enlightening episode of the Intuitive Homeopathy Podcast, where host Angelica interviews Ian Luepker, a seasoned naturopathic doctor with over 21 years of experience in homeopathy. Ian shares his journey into hospice care and the integration of innovative therapies like ketamine and psilocybin, which have recently become legal in Oregon.
In this episode, you'll learn about:
The parallels between homeopathy and psychedelic medicine

The importance of preparation and integration in psychedelic experiences

How psilocybin can help address existential questions and mortality

The significance of understanding impermanence and interconnectedness in healing

Cautions regarding the use of psychedelics, especially for those with unresolved trauma

Caroline and Sarah discussed the challenges and transitions women experience during menopause, focusing on physical, emotional, and environmental factors. They explored how different demographics experience menopause at varying ages and the impact of modern lifestyle on perimenopause symptoms like destabilized blood sugar, irregular cycles, and nighttime waking. They emphasized the importance of creating balanced routines, including morning cortisol anchoring, natural light exposure, and reducing evening screen time, to support hormonal balance and overall well-being.

Caroline has many courses for women navigating this transition on her website : https://carolinegaskin.co.uk/

In this exciting episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Dana Ullman, one of America's foremost advocates for homeopathy. Dana shares his journey into the world of homeopathy, influenced by his medical family and personal experiences that led him to become a passionate advocate for this healing modality.
Join us as we explore:
Dana's background and how he became involved in homeopathy

The remarkable story of his sister's healing experience

The evolution of homeopathy in America and its historical context

The importance of education in empowering individuals to use homeopathy effectively

Insights into the current state of homeopathy and its relationship with conventional medicine

Dana's upcoming projects, including a screenplay aimed at bringing homeopathy to a wider audience