Mani Norland is the Principal of the School of Homeopathy. He himself trained at the school and homeopathy was a huge part of his upbringing. Mani is also instrumental in making homeopathy accessible and is the vice chair of 4Homeopathy, as well as being involved in the Events Panel for the Society of Homeopaths and the Homeopathic Research Institute.

 

In this episode we speak all about the history of homeopathy, exactly how it works and the sort of ailments it can help – from teething and fevers to autoimmune diseases and malaria.

 

We discuss exactly why there has been opposition to homeopathy but how, ultimately, its popularity keeps increasing as people are becoming more aware of the benefits of empowering themselves to take responsibility for their wellbeing.

 

Topics mentioned: homeopathy, holistic healing, informed choice, autoimmune conditions, hayfever, babies, children, conscious parenting, allergies, holistic health, natural healing

 

For more information visit https://www.homeopathyschool.com/ and https://www.schoolofhealth.com/

 

 

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