Isn’t this lovely! She brings her remedies in a silk bag to the office as if they are treasures she is discount pharmacy keeping safe. That is the value she places towards her homeopathic treatments that I prescribe for her. The post Extraordinary care begins here first appeared on Marilyn Freedman, Homeopath ..read more

I want to share the great outdoor adventures you can have in our city and hope you, too, take advantage of treks in beautiful and natural surroundings. I went for my first walk of the season through Earl Bales Park yesterday.   As much as possible it’s good to be outside in good Toronto weather. I try to forgo the elliptical exercise machine inside the gym for a walk outside with my gym pals. We are lucky to have the earl bales trail system across the street. There are many studies that have proven the significant health benefits of spending time outside in nature. It reduces bl ..read more

Animals love to play outside and run around with the children in parks, front lawns and backyards. The scary thing is what may be sprayed on the lawn, and your gardens, may not be so great for our pets, or even for ourselves yikes!! Pesticides that are commonly used for lawn care have been under study to see if there is a correlation between lawn care products and cancer in people and their pets. There is enough evidence to worry, so here are some homeopathic solutions to keep your garden beautiful. Remedies for your Home and Garden Helix Tosta is for repelling snails, slugs, and slimy moulds ..read more

Tests and stress don’t just rhyme, they typically go together and that isn’t so fun for anyone. If you or someone you know is getting stressed from school tests and exams, here are some tips and remedies to reduce on some of the stress everyone experiences. Tips on Reducing Study Stress Get a decent amount of sleep: try to set a time that you start winding down to be able to fall asleep at a normal hour. (The best time to fall asleep for a restful night sleep is between 10pm-11:30pm) Optimal sleep hours are from 10pm-6am. Choose to study in a patterned study schedule. Block off one hour a day ..read more

Canada celebrates National Physicians Day on May 1st.  The Canadian Medical Association chose to celebrate this day annually in recognition of the work of physicians and physicians-in-training across Canada.  The Canadian Medical Association chose May 1st to pay tribute to “one of the most influential individuals in Canadian medical history” , Dr. Emily Stowe, her birthdate being May 1st. (1831- 1903)   What I find interesting in much of the published material is that there is a glaring omission to the fact that Emily Stowe was a Homeopath. I have to point that out right aw ..read more

Tests and stress don’t just rhyme, they typically go together and that isn’t so fun for anyone. If you or someone you know is getting stressed from school tests and exams, here are some tips and remedies to reduce on some of the stress everyone experiences. Tips on Reducing Study Stress Get a decent amount of sleep: try to set a time that you start winding down to be able to fall asleep at a normal hour. (The best time to fall asleep for a restful night sleep is between 10pm-11:30pm) Optimal sleep hours are from 10pm-6am. Choose to study in a patterned study schedule. Block off one hour a day ..read more

I am in the ceramic studio and look what I found: Magnesium Carb in a big tub. For clay decoration Mag carb is used for matte glazes and to produce an opaque, white glaze. It is also used as a glaze surface texture for dramatic visual effects. Vase Porcelain by Marilyn Freedman 7X9X5 inches Heart Sculpture by Marilyn Freedman 4X6X2 inches In homeopathy, people who need Mag carb will deny anxiety, or tension, but display many physical symptoms. It is also a good remedy for those who experience feelings of neglect, such as orphans, and children with Marasmus, where feeding and medicine doesn’t ..read more

I want to share the great outdoor adventures you can have in our city and hope you, too, take advantage of treks in beautiful and natural surroundings. I went for my first walk of the season through Earl Bales Park yesterday.   As much as possible it’s good to be outside in good Toronto weather. I try to forgo the elliptical exercise machine inside the gym for a walk outside with my gym pals. We are lucky to have the earl bales trail system across the street. There are many studies that have proven the significant health benefits of spending time outside in nature. It reduces bl ..read more

They say that life is each person’s potential for a fairytale. They are supposed to achieve their dreams and meet their one true love, settle down with a family (maybe), and then live happily ever after. However, addictions can cause a fractured fairytale and even turn one’s life into a nightmare. As you know, I think that love is the best remedy for everything, but sometimes it needs a little help of homeopathy to get a fairytale back on track. Here are some examples of remedies used for addictions: Flourine: for gambling  Arsenicum Album: side effects from the addictions of alcohol and ..read more

Are you afraid of the coronavirus? Let me simply, and in short time, help you sort through understanding, preventing, and treating yourself for the flu epidemic going around now, as well as  the coronavirus. Coronavirus is a family of virus which includes the common cold, and viruses such as SARS and MERS. It is a new virus. The coronavirus is a virus so antibiotics will not work. People with compromised immune systems, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart conditions, cancer, etc. are most vulnerable and at higher risk. I know that you are all pretty savvy so I just want to give you some tips ..read more