Archive for April, 2004
Caesarian Sections: A Kinder Cut or a Waste of Money? • Homeopathic Tip: Childbirth
Caesarian Sections: A Kinder Cut or a Waste of Money? The issue of elective Caesarian section was all over the media this week. Among a lot of absolute rubbish written about this important issue were a few interesting points. First let us be clear what an ‘elective’ Caesarian section actually is. If a pregnant woman [...] Read more »
Thinness takes off in Zululand • Bad News for Pancake eaters • How to deal with Childhood Obesity • Homeopathic Tip: Sulphur
Thinness takes off in Zululand.Zululand in South Africa is one of the most beautiful places on the planet. It is an exquisite sub-tropical, picturesque land that has been through a terrible political struggle and cycle of violence in the last two decades. The Zulus are an incredibly proud, warrior-like nation whose great leaders, Chaka and [...] Read more »
Sleeping well? • Homeopathic Tip of the Week: Insomnia
Sleeping well? We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep. (Shakespeare: The Tempest) Thus spake the bard in his last play. Prospero was probably the wisest and most evolved of all Shakespeare’s characters. A scholar, magician and healer, he saw the foolishness of the human [...] Read more »
Male Baldness: German men are ‘wiser’ than us; or are they? • Homeopathic Tip: Prostate problems
MALE BALDNESS:German men are ‘wiser’ than us; or are they? The Times chose to give their medical correspondent, Dr Thomas Stuttaford a whole page to write an article which he called ‘The Bald Truth about Hair Loss’. As I ‘suffer’ from a receding hairline myself, I started to read it with interest but soon my [...] Read more »
The Zero-Effort Way to lose weight • Homeopathic Tip of the Week: Water
The Zero-Effort Way to lose weight The issue of obesity will not go away. It’s there in every branch of the media: newspapers, magazines (for men and women), radio and of course, television. Switching on the television in the morning is a risk business these days. It’s good news if there is an absence of [...] Read more »
