Homoeopathics

Q: How are homoeopathic medicines different from herbal medicines?

A: Herbal medicines contain measurable plant compounds. Homoeopathic preparations are diluted well beyond measurable pharmacological levels, based on a distinct therapeutic tradition.

Q: Are they safe alongside conventional medicines?

A: Due to their high dilutions, pharmacological interactions with medications are not expected. They are not intended as a replacement for prescribed medication for serious conditions.

Q: How should homoeopathic tablets be taken?

A: Dissolved under the tongue, on a clean palate — away from food, drink, and strong flavors. Follow product dosing instructions.

Q: What are tissue salts?

A: Tissue salts are a subset of homoeopathics based on twelve mineral salts, typically at lower dilution levels (6X). Used as a gentle complementary mineral support approach.