Homeopathy as Sustainable Healthcare

This is a guest post by Natasha, Fournier Health Homeopath

With global warming and market fluctuations, many companies and production plants are finding that workforce productivity is no longer a commodity. While there are economic eras of affluence where the margin of profit is not as crucial, today, this is not a luxury we enjoy! With the shift of economic centres of influence throughout the world, we see that there are lessons to be learnt from other countries. How do the fast-growing eastern populations produce so much, so fast and have so little health issues? Countries such as India and China are out-producing everyone, and there is a fact that has been overlooked that is of such consequence that it may even be one of the keys to their success. This key is what I wish to share today.

China is known for its health and longevity, even during such difficult times as the epidemics of the 1800s and 1900s. While Europe lost millions and the population barely sustained itself, China continued to boom, and so did India.

So, if China has Chinese medicine, a system based on similar laws as naturopathic medicine, what does India have? Well, you need only ask the Queen of England and her family of earls, dukes and princes. The Indians have two parallel systems of medicine: conventional and homeopathic.

Unlike Chinese or naturopathic practitioners, homeopathic doctors do not rely on vitamins and supplements, or daily doses of herbs and concoctions, patented drugs, or drug-dependent conventional disability management. Homeopathy is a complex system with very simplistic results. The individual is taken as a whole. Each symptom, no matter the disease, is collected as evidence of the nature of the individual’s medical needs, and then remedies are found one at a time to bring the person’s body to optimal health and energy.

Did you know that there are more than 300,000 homeopaths in India? Over the past 200 years, homeopathic medicine has allowed India’s overpopulated areas, often riddled with major diseases, to remain productive.

The homeopathic approach to health is that if you are sick, you need to have your energy increased, your symptoms addressed, and the underlying cause not only identified but treated in such a way as the body is able to overcome the diseased pattern it has created or has been affected by. This allows you to become free of both natural and synthetic drugs.

Homeopathic medicine is an alternative that can create a sustainable and cost-effective workplace. If you are ready to accept this, you can speak to a homeopath and have your questions answered. The greatest inventions and propositions in the world of business, science and humanities were usually ridiculed first before they were accepted as visionary and markers of progress and influence.

Happy, energetic workers who are also productive and healthy may sound too good to be true, but then so did the idea of navigating a round earth when the western world believed the world was flat. Let’s not remain a step behind other countries because we don’t want to believe the solid evidence that homeopathy works.