 Ameeta Patel, Berkeley |  Jo Daly, Petaluma |  Ranjini Venkatanathan, Sunnyvale |  Will Cassilly, Santa Cruz |
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 Wanda Smith-Schick, San Francisco |  Mary Johnston, San Francisco |  Rina Valia, San Jose |  Edi Pfeiffer, Berkeley |
ABOUT HOMEOPATHY
Homeopathy is it's own natural system of medicine, and is the second largest system of medicine in the world according to the World Health Organization. Homeopathic treatment assists the body's natural healing mechanism in bringing about better overall health.
Homeopathic medicines are natural, safe, non-toxic, and non-addictive.
Homeopathic remedies are manufactured in FDA-regulated facilities according to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States since 1897.
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Homeopathic remedies are made from ultra-high dilutions of natural substances, and there is a growing body of positive research for this 200+ year old system of nanomedicine.
Many people in the U.S. have tried a homeopathic remedy or Over-The-Counter combination of homeopathic remedies for simple complementary self-care, such as Arnica for soreness from an injury or Oscillococcinum® for flu-like symptoms. Homeopathy can work great for shortening a cold or speeding healing used in this way.
However, the homeopathic system of medicine was designed to optimize health by matching one remedy to a person - the constellation of ways that their mind, body, and spirit tend to go out of balance, including past and present symptoms. A remedy based on this information, described by the person in a consultation, can shift the person toward greater health, reducing or resolving many symptoms. This is known as classical or constitutional homeopathy, and it is what homeopaths do.
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For much more information about homeopathy, including the latest research, please visit the National Center for Homeopathy's very informative WEBSITE
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ABOUT BAHA
The mission of the Bay Area Homeopathy Association (BAHA) is to increase the public awareness and understanding of Homeopathy as an integral part of personal health care.
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BAHA puts homeopaths in touch with one another so that Homeopathy in the Bay Area continues to thrive,and so that more people learn of the great possibility that Homeopathy brings.
We strive to do this by
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providing networking and collaborative opportunities for professional homeopaths
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publishing a directory of San Francisco Bay Area homeopaths
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highlighting local homeopathic resources for the public
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listing low-cost homeopathic care resources available for those who need them
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SELF CARE: BOOKS & GUIDES
Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicines
by Stephen Cummings, MD & Dana Ullman, MPH
by Robert Ullman
SELF CARE: HOMEOPATHY REMEDIES
Retail Locations for Homeopathic Remedies
Local places you can find individual homeopathic remedies
​Whole Foods * many locations throughout Bay Area
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* Same-day remedies delivery available via either Instacart.com or Postmates.com or both.
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There are many websites you can purchase remedies from including Hahnemann Laboratories in San Rafael, Homeopathic.com, Amazon.com & 1-800homeoapthy.com.
Jack's Drug Store in San Anselmo has Hahnemann Laboratories remedies
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Other Avenues a worker owned cooperative
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Pharmaca * locations around the Bay area
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Rainbow Grocery * in San Francisco, a worker-owned co-operative
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Scarlet Sage Herb Company on Valencia Street near 23rd
in San Francisco
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Vitamin Shoppe * many locations throughout Bay Area
SELF CARE: LOCAL CLASSES
Edi Pfeiffer, CCH RSHom(NA) has taught self-care study groups and professional homeopaths, and is currently open to teaching opportunities for groups or individuals. Get in touch with her to learn more.
$20 drop in fee
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Contact Pacific Homeopathy for details.