ADD/ADHD-Homeopathic Treatment

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An Alternative to Ritalin

Homeopathy as a Highly Effective Treatment for ADD

Can we, however, lump all of these children

together under one diagnostic category? Can a

child who lashes out at his family, peers, and

teachers in a violent, destructive manner and has

no interest in his schoolwork fit into the same

diagnostic group as a sweet, gregarious child who

simply cannot pay attention in class?

Conventional medicine would say that, based on

their scores on standardized ADD tests, both

children could indeed have ADD. Homeopathy would

say that these are two distinct children whose

problems and temperaments are as different as

night and day. A homeopath would prescribe very

different medicines for the two children, rather

than giving them both stimulants.

And what about the many conditions that mimic

ADD, such as dyslexia and other learning

disabilities, vision and auditory problems,

epilepsy, developmen- tal disorders,

hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, hypoglycemia,

food allergies, lead poisoning, caffeinism,

anxiety, depression, and obsessive compulsive

disorder, just to name a few? It is essential to

understand and differentiate each individual

child, not only from the viewpoint of

psychological testing, but also to comprehend

deeply the physical symptoms, experience,

feelings, beliefs, and motivations of each child.

Unlike many other syndromes there is no physical

examination or laboratory test that definitely

confirms the diagnosis of ADD. While some

psychologists and educators use the Conners’

Rating Scales, others, including physicians,

often base the diagnosis on the subjective

reports of parents and teachers. The

inconsistency of diagnostic criteria and apparent

overdiagnosing in this country has led many to

question the diagnosis of ADD. Some educational

experts acknowledge that “The position that ADHD

is not a proven syndrome has many advocates,

physicians as well as educators. However, whether

or not a syndrome exists, it is clear that many

children have difficulty in school because of an

inability to attend to tasks. The ideal would be

to describe each child’s strengths and weaknesses

and offer an individualized program.”13 We would

like to take this a step further: Offer an

individualized medicine as well as a learning

program tailored to the needs of the individual child.

The Homeopathic Approach to ADD

Homeopaths are able to treat ADD effectively in

many cases by bringing the individual into

balance. Homeopaths treat people with ADD, not

the ADD itself. For a homeopath, what needs to be

treated is the specific pattern of symptoms which

an individual presents. Only the one homeopathic

medicine that specifically matches the unique

symptoms of the individual will allow the person to live in a functional way.

Each of these individuals included in this book

is unique, and it is that uniqueness that leads

to the homeopathic prescription in such a

different way than with conventional medicine.

Our clinical experience, presented in the case

studies in this book, as well as the published

experience of other homeopaths, suggests strongly

that homeopathy is a useful treatment for ADD.

Homeopaths always take the whole person into

account. If the chief complaint of the person is

his inability to sit still, difficulty

concentrating, or other symptoms of ADD, these

behaviors would certainly be taken into account,

but in combination with all the person’s other

symptoms. The homeopath would note anything

unusual about that person. That might include a

history of scarlet fever during childhood, a

strong fear of birds, recurrent dreams of falling

out of bed at night and no one coming to the

rescue, or a craving for persimmons. The

homeopath sincerely seeks to understand the uniqueness of the patient.

Why Choose Homeopathy over Conventional Medicine for ADD?

• The most common reason patients choose

homeopathic treatment is the positive results

they have heard from others with similar problems

or because they have been referred by another

physician or practitioner who is familiar with homeopathic treatment of ADD.

• The patient or parents have read about

homeopathy, and the philosophy and approach make

more sense to them than conventional medicine.

• Many adults and parents choose homeopathic

treatment because it is safe, nontoxic, and effective.

• Conventional medications for ADD act very

briefly. A dose of Ritalin, for example, lasts

only about four hours. One dose of the correct

homeopathic medicine usually lasts at least four to six months.

• Homeopathic medicines often result in growth

spurts in children and never suppress a child’s

normal development. Nor do they cause such side

effects as tics, appetite suppression, and insomnia.

• Homeopathic medicines are very inexpensive. The

only significant cost of homeopathic treatment is

office visits. Once the person has responded well

to the homeopathic medicine, appointments are infrequent.

• Homeopathy treats the whole person. Not only do

learning and behavioral problems improve, so do

most or all of the other physical, mental, and

emotional complaints of the person. Conventional

medication for ADD works only on specific

learning and behavioral problems. Sally , a

parent of an ADD child formerly on Ritalin,

describes this phenomenon by holding up a ruler

and pointing to the one-inch mark: “Ritalin makes

you available to learn. You and your parents and

teachers have to work on all the rest.”

• Homeopathy will not make a child depressed or

dull. Parents sometimes complain that, although

stimulant and antidepressant medications have

eliminated some of the more severe problem

behaviors, their children’s spirits seem dampened

and they do not seem like their former selves.

• Homeopathic medicines are generally given

infrequently and over limited periods of time.

Conventional medications put only a temporary lid

on ADD symptoms. Doctors often recommend that

these medications be taken for the rest of the patient’s life.

What Can I and My Family Expect from Homeopathic Treatment?

Homeopaths have high expectations for their

patients. We generally do not consider a

homeopathic medicine effective for a patient

unless the person’s symptoms are at least 50

percent (usually 70 percent or more) improved and

this improvement lasts for a year or more. This

requires that the patient stay with homeopathic

treatment for at least a year. The homeopath

keeps a careful record of all of the symptoms and

characteristics that were elicited during each

interview. As treatment progresses, these

symptoms should get better and better. An

improvement can usually be noticed within one

month, and often within days or weeks.

A patient can expect his energy and overall sense

of well-being to improve as well as an

improvement in most or all of his mental,

emotional, and physical complaints. This means,

as you will see over and over in the cases that

we present in this book, that not only does

attention and behavior improve, but headaches,

growing pains, constipation, nailbiting, and

other symptoms improve after the homeopathic medication has been prescribed.

Can Homeopathic and Conventional Medicines Be Used Together?

This is one of the most common questions we are

asked by adults or parents of children who have

been diagnosed with ADD. This is ultimately a

decision between the patient and the prescribing

physician. A general guideline is to assess

whether the prescription medication is effective.

In cases where the patient sees no improvement

from the medication that has already been

prescribed, the prescribing physician and patient

generally agree to stop the medication and to try homeopathy instead.

In other cases, the medication is working but the

side effects are disturbing. With still other

patients, the prescription medication is having a

positive effect, but the patient or parents do

not like the idea of staying on medication and

seek a more natural alternative. In these

situations, the patient or parents may inform the

prescribing physician that they wish to

discontinue the medication long enough to try an alternative.

Another category of patients feels that their

symptoms of ADD are so severe that they dare not

discontinue their medications until they have

found another therapy that is effective. In such

a case, many homeopaths will prescribe the

homeopathic medication in addition to the

prescription drugs the person is already taking.

As the homeopathic medicine works and the patient

improves, the patient can work with his physician

to taper off the prescription medication. This

process requires knowledge and experience and is

another compelling reason to seek an experienced homeopath.

What If My Doctor Does Not Believe in Homeopathy?

From the time that homeopathic medicine was

first brought to this country in the early 1800s,

there have been many skeptics among medical

doctors. Homeopathic philosophy is very different

from what is taught in conventional medical

schools. When homeopathy is mentioned in a

medical history class, it is generally dismissed as an aberration of the past.

With the growing interest in homeopathic medicine

and with the disillusionment about the side

effects and short-term benefits of much of modern

medical treatment, a growing number of

conventional doctors are opening their minds to

homeopathy. Some medical doctors are

incorporating homeopathy into their conventional

practices or referring to other homeopathic

practitioners. In our practice, we receive many

referrals from medical doctors and osteopaths.

Many conventionally trained physicians and other

licensed healthcare practitioners have studied

homeopathy in the courses that we teach through

the International Foundation for Homeopathy. Many

physicians, although they may know nothing about

homeopathy, encourage their patients, especially

children, to use any therapies that are of real

benefit to that person rather than, or in

combination with, conventional medicines.

If your physician or your child’s physician is

adamantly opposed to you trying homeopathy and it

is your choice to do so, you can try to educate

him or her about homeopathic treatment of ADD or

you can find a physician who is more supportive

of your freedom of choice. Homeopathic

practitioners are generally happy to educate

conventional physicians about homeopathic

philosophy and treatment. Even a skeptical person

may be convinced of the possible benefits of

homeopathy if he or she reads case studies,

attends a homeopathic case conference, or sees

the results of successful homeopathic treatment.

Using Homeopathy Along with Other Therapies

Homeopathic medicine is very compatible with many

other treatment modalities. Family and individual

counseling is often much more effective and

proceeds more quickly when one or more family

members are under homeopathic treatment. When the

whole person is in balance, his mind is generally

clearer and he is much more able to move forward in his life.

Therapies such as chiropractic, craniosacral,

auditory integration, psychotherapy, and

biofeedback are fine to pursue along with

homeopathy. Once the correct homeopathic medicine

has been given, many patients find that they no

longer need to follow strict allergy rotation

diets, receive desensitization injections, take

megadoses of numerous vitamins and minerals, and

use other therapies aimed at treating individual

symptoms. It is very understandable that

individuals with ADD want to try anything that

has the possibility of helping them, but using

too many therapies, conventional or alternative,

at the same time can make it very difficult to

discern what effect each specific therapy is

having. When a person receives the correct

homeopathic medicine, she knows it. She feels an

improvement in energy, physical ailments,

concentration, attitude, and creativity. Once she

feels so much better, she generally no longer needs lots of other therapies.

Are There Any Things I Can’t Do During Homeopathic Treatment?

There are certain substances and exposures that

consistently interfere with homeopathic

treatment. Most practitioners will advise you to

avoid the following substances: coffee,

eucalyptus, camphor, menthol, recreational drugs,

and electric blankets. You will be asked to avoid

using topical medications such as topical

steroids, antibiotics, antifungals, and to use

oral antibiotics and cortisone products only

after consulting your homeopath, except in cases

of emergency. Acupuncture, although a treatment

of tremendous value, is not recommended during

homeopathic treatment. Nor are other treatments,

which are prescribed in order to remove specific

symptoms without treating the whole person.

Can Homeopathy Help Me or My Child?

Most people are potential candidates for

homeopathic treatment. As with any treatment, you

must make a commitment to follow the

recommendations of your homeopath. You must be

willing to follow these guidelines:

1. You should stay with homeopathic treatment for

a minimum of six months to one year before seeking out other therapies.

2. You, as a patient or a parent or family

member, need to provide thorough and honest

information to the homeopath. The better the

homeopath understands the patient, the more

likely the best medicine can be found and a lasting cure can result.

3. You need to inform the homeopath of any

medications that you or your child is taking.

Once there has been improvement with homeopathic

treatment, prescription medications for ADD are

generally unnecessary. A growing number of

conventional physicians are encouraging parents

to seek alternative treatment for ADD in hopes

that the children will not need to be medicated

throughout childhood and sometimes throughout much of their lives.

4. There are a small number of substances and

influences, such as coffee and recreational

drugs, which are likely to interfere with

homeopathic treatment and which you will need to

avoid. Homeopathic practitioners will make their

own recommendations regarding this matter.

5. You need to come for scheduled appointments

and to inform the homeopath of any significant

changes in your health during the course of

homeopathic treatment. Homeopathic follow-up

appointments are generally every six weeks to

three months. Once you are doing well, follow-ups

are generally scheduled less frequently.

The Limitations of Homeopathic Treatment

Homeopathic treatment is not for everyone. The

following are factors that prevent a person from

being a good candidate for homeopathic treatment:

1. There are some children, particularly

teenagers, who are so opposed to anything their

parents recommend that they will sabotage

homeopathic treatment, either by refusing to go

to appointments or take the medicines or by

intentionally using substances that interfere

with homeopathic treatment. Similarly, both

parents need to be convinced that homeopathy is a

valid treatment or willing to try it for at least six months.

2. Some people have such severe behavioral

problems that they need to be in an institution,

such as a jail or drug or alcohol treatment

center, rather than outpatient treatment. We are

aware of only one such institutional program,

which offered homeopathy as part of a research

study and hope others will in the near future.

3. Individuals who are unwilling to avoid those

substances which interfere with homeopathic

treatment, such as coffee or recreational drugs,

are not good candidates for homeopathy.

4. Homeopathic medicines may not act as quickly

initially as prescription drugs, though the

positive effects last much longer. This requires

patience and a willingness to stick with the treatment process.

Why Not Treat Yourself or Your Family?

As you read through the cases in this book, you

will probably think of someone you know who may

have a very similar symptom picture. You may even

be tempted to try to find the medicines mentioned

in this book and administer them yourselves.

Please heed our advice regarding self-treatment.

There are many classes available on prescribing

homeopathic medicines for acute illnesses such as

colds, flus, and minor infections. We encourage

you to take these classes, to read more about

acute prescribing, to buy a homeopathic home kit,

and to try homeopathic medicines on yourself and

your family for minor illnesses. If the person

treated does not improve in a day or two, be sure

to consult your homeopathic or conventional physician.

The conditions mentioned in this book are not

acute conditions. These are chronic states and

need to be handled much more carefully. There are

over 2,000 homeopathic medicines. It takes years

of homeopathic study and practice to make the

fine distinctions about when to prescribe which

medicine. Although homeopathic medicines do not

have long lists of side effects like many

conventional medicines, it is also possible to

experience a reaction to the medicine. IN ANY

CHRONIC CONDITION, WHETHER PHYSICAL, MENTAL, OR

EMOTIONAL, DO NOT TREAT YOURSELF OR YOUR CHILD.

Find an experienced homeopathic practitioner. We

have received a number of calls from people who

have read our articles on ADD, thought they

recognized themselves or their children, and gone

out to find the medicine themselves. Invariably

they have called us for treatment because they

did not select the right medicine or did not know

how to administer the medicine at the right

frequency or potency. If you were considering

brain surgery, you would not read a book or two,

buy a set of scalpels, and start cutting.

Homeopathy is just as complicated an art as

neurosurgery. Just because homeopathic medicines

are widely available does not mean they are easy

to use. Please do not experiment on yourself or

your family members for ADD. Find an expert.

How Can I Find a Homeopath?

A growing number of health care practitioners,

including medical doctors (M.D.), naturopathic

physicians (N.D.), osteopathic physicians (D.O.),

chiropractors (D.C.), family nurse practitioners

(F.N.P.), physicians’ assistants (P.A.),

acupunturists (L.A., C.A., or O.M.D.), and

veterinarians (D.V.M.), practice homeopathic

medicine. Most homeopaths have a family practice.

We know of no experienced homeopaths in the

United States who focus solely on patients with

ADD. Since a home- opath always treats the whole

person, such specializa-tion is not necessary to

find good treatment. What is most important is to

find a practitioner who special-izes in classical

homeopathy, who spends at least an hour with each

new patient, prescribes one homeo- pathic

medicine at a time based on a detailed inter-

view rather than a machine, and waits at least

five weeks before assessing the progress of the

patient. If at all possible, find a homeopath who

is board certified. It is not always possible to

find a homeopath in your immedi- ate area, or

even your state. You will be likely to find much

better results, even if you need to travel or do

your homeopathic consultations by telephone, than

to go to someone in your area who knows some

home- opathy, but is not experienced and does not

specialize in homeopathy. We treat many patients

by phone, though we prefer to do the initial

interview in person if at all possible.

In the appendix you can find the names and

addresses of organizations that publish

directories of homeopathic practitioners in the

United States. It is still wise to speak to the

practitioner directly to make sure he or she

meets the guidelines we have suggested.

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Homeopathy as An Alternative to Ritalin

• Treats the whole person at the root of the problem

• Considered safe, without the side effects of Ritalin and other medications

• Uses natural, nontoxic medicines

• Treats each person as an individual

• Heals physical as well as mental and emotional symptoms

• Lasts for months or years rather than hours

• Is inexpensive

• Is cost-effective

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Many of these questions are answered in detail in

the book. We have compiled these summaries for your convenience.

Can homeopathy help me or my child with ADD?

Most children with ADD can potentially benefit

from homeopathic treatment; however, each case is

individual. The cases in this book cover a wide

range of behaviors and problems and provide a

good idea of the scope of homeopathic practice.

If you have reservations, specific questions, or

your or your child's case is very complicated,

call the homeopath first to make sure he or she

feels that there is a good chance of homeopathy benefiting you.

My child's psychiatrist says his ADD is caused by

a biochemical imbalance. Can homeopathy help him?

Homeopathy believes that any biochemical

imbalance is a result of an overall imbalance in

a person rather than the cause of ADD. It is

through bringing the whole person into balance

that not only can the symptoms of ADD be

improved, but most of the individual's other

complaints as well. The goal of homeopathy is to

bring deep and long-lasting balance into the

person's life and health rather than just to

regulate serotonin, dopamine, or some other

neurotransmitter or chemical. When the person

becomes balanced, the body's chemistry will

automatically normalize as part of the overall healing process.

How long will I have to continue homeopathic treatment?

Most patients need to continue under the care of

a homeopath for at least two years. Significant

progress is often noted within the first one to

three months, as is evident in many of the cases

that we have presented. Many people who are

pleased with the results of their homeopathic

treatment choose to use homeopathy for the rest of their lives.

How often will I need to see my homeopath?

When first starting homeopathic treatment, visits

are usually scheduled every five to eight weeks.

After you or your child has responded well to

treatment, your homeopath may only need to see

you or your child two to three times a year to

help you stay as healthy as possible and prevent future illness.

How often will the homeopathic medicine be given?

Homeopathic medicines may be given in single

doses, in which case the medicine will only be

repeated or changed when symptoms arise. As long

as you are responding well to the medicine you

have been given, your homeopath will wait and let

the healing process that has already begun

continue to proceed. The medicines are also

commonly prescribed on a daily or weekly basis.

If you have been given a daily dose of

homeopathic medicine, your homeopath may ask you

to continue taking the medicine for weeks or months.

What is the difference between taking a single

homeopathic medicine and the combination

homeopathic medicines that I have seen in my health food store?

There is only one homeopathic medicine at any

point in time that will have the most dramatic

effect on your healing. A trained and experienced

homeopathic practitioner seeks to find that one

specific medicine that most closely matches your

symptoms. This exact or close match can produce

profound and lasting healing. Combination

medicines contain a variety of common homeopathic

substances that have been found useful for such

conditions as colds, flus, and sore throats. If

the one medicine that you need is contained in

that combination, you will respond well. If not,

you will have no response or a partial response

to the medicine. Combination medicines should

only be used for acute conditions when no

qualified homeopath is available but should never

be used for chronic or recurring conditions such

as ADD and the other conditions mentioned in this

book. The same is true of chronic physical

ailments such as asthma, headaches, eczema, and

arthritis. For such conditions, find a trained

homeopath and you will be much more likely to be relieved of your suffering.

Are there side effects from homeopathic medicines?

Homeopathic medicines are safe and gentle yet can

produce powerful changes in people. There are no

lists of side effects from particular homeopathic

substances such as those from conventional

medicines listed in the Physician's Desk

Reference (PDR). There are certain symptoms that

a person may experience as part of his or her

healing process. These include an aggravation

(brief flare-up of already existing symptoms

within the first week of taking a homeopathic

medicine) and a return of old symptoms (brief

re-experiencing of symptoms that you have had in

the past). Both an aggravation and a return of

old symptoms are usually an indication that the

medicine is a good match for you and will be

generally followed by a significant improvement

in your chief complaint and overall state of

health. On rare occasions an individual may

experience a new symptom after taking a

homeopathic medicine. If this happens, call your homeopath.

Can I begin homeopathic treatment while I am

still taking conventional medication?

The answer is generally yes, but this should be

discussed with both your homeopathic practitioner

and your prescribing physician.

How long do I need to avoid the substances and

influences that interfere with homeopathic treatment?

It is important to avoid these influences as long

as you are being treated homeopathically. There

have been reports of symptoms returning after

exposure to such influences up to two years after

taking the homeopathic medicine. If you have been

helped significantly by homeopathy, it is

probably best to play it safe and continue to avoid such exposure.

What if my child or I have food or environmental allergies?

Homeopathy treats the whole person. When you are

given a homeopathic medicine that closely matches

your symptoms and state, you will experience

greater energy and vitality and your immune

system will become stronger. It is typical for

patients who respond well to homeopathy to be

able to go back to eating or being exposed to

substances that bothered them prior to homeopathic treatment.

I can't get my son to stop eating junk food. Will

homeopathy still work for him?

Although it is much healthier for children to eat

fresh, whole foods and to avoid the empty

calories found in high sugar, fat, and processed

foods, the right homeopathic medicine will still

be effective for junk-food addicts.

Your cases sound extreme. Can homeopathy work for more " normal " children?

Homeopathy can be beneficial to many people.

Those with very extreme, intense symptoms tend to

need medicines made from more intense substances

in nature, such as rattlesnake, scorpion, rabies,

and tarantula. Other milder, more even-tempered

people may need more gentle medicines such as those made from flowers.

How can I find a qualified homeopath in my area?

See " Referral Sources for Homeopathic Practitioners " in the Appendix.

What if there is no experienced homeopath in my area?

Some homeopaths, such as ourselves, are very

willing to treat patients by phone. They do so

through exactly the same interview process as if

you were to visit them in their offices. We have

found the results are generally just as good as

conducting the interview in person.

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Homeopathy Success Stories

Jeff jumped up every few minutes to sharpen

pencils or chatter with his friends.

Anything and everything distracted him. His mind

drifted constantly. His mother told us, " He can even hear the grass grow. "

Jeff simply could not hang on to directions. He

talked out in class on a regular basis. His

teachers lost patience with Jeff because of his

interruptions and inability to focus. Jeff was

quite a storyteller. He would also conveniently

forget to tell his mother when he got into

trouble at school. His academic abilities were a

real problem. He was held back in the first grade because he could not read.

When we first saw Jeff, he had just started the

second grade and was writing his numbers and

letters backwards. Jeff's parents divorced when

he was three. It was an awful time for him. He

continued to act like a baby for several years.

Jeff did not want to stop nursing. He was very

insecure, " a momma's boy. " He became frightened

very easily. He acted in a charming, sweet manner

with adults and younger children, but he was shy

with kids his age. Jeff had a very hard time

making friends. He was afraid to try anything

new. He could never get enough attention and

always insisted, " Watch me, watch me! " Jeff

experienced enormous mood swings. His mother

described his as " happy as a lark or mad as a

hornet. " He cried, screamed, swore, slammed

doors, and alternately told his mother that he

loved and hated her. When he was angry, he became

wild, throwing things on the floor and ripping up paper.

Life was scary for Jeff. He was afraid to look

out of the windows at night. He slept in bed with

his brother until recently because he was afraid

to be alone. Jeff held his mother's hand while

watching scary movies until he was seven. He did

not like the dark and slept with a night light.

He complained of diarrhea, stomach aches, and a

constant runny nose. He loved chicken, sweets,

and hamburgers. Jeff became wound up and wild

after eating sugar. His ears and face turned

bright red and he could not stop talking.

The medicine that benefited Jeff the most was

Lycopodium (Club moss). This medicine can help

fearful children who act immaturely and try to

cover up their mistakes. They make every effort

to appear courageous and powerful, but inside

they are timid and afraid. Kids like Jeff often

feel more comfortable playing with younger

children rather than their peers, because they

feel older and can boss the younger children

around. These children are very concerned with

what others think and try to look cool at all

costs. A deep insecurity inside often causes them

to feel very anxious about performing in public

or taking examinations where their inner weakness

or lack of mastery might be revealed. There may

also be a tendency to dyslexia and

dis-tractibility. These children often go wild

for sweets but can also have a bad reaction to

sugar, physically or behaviorally.

Two months after he was given the medicine, Jeff

got his highest marks ever in school. His

dyslexia was improving. He was able to sit still,

raise his hand, and pay attention in class. Over

the next eighteen months, Jeff's behavior

steadily improved. He was able to make new

friends more easily. The other children started

to look up to Jeff because he was so agile in

physical education. He acted less impulsively and

his teachers reported that he was extremely well

behaved. He accomplished two years of math in six

months. For the first time, the teachers

recognized that Jeff was very bright. They

removed him from special education classes where

had been placed due to his unruly behavior. Now,

three years after beginning homeopathy, he

continues to do very well in a regular classroom.

Links at webpage

The Digeridoo Kid from Down Under - 22 months old

He Gets Sidetracked from a Simple Command - Age 3

The Little Girl That Couldn't Sit Stilll - Age 6

A Sweet Kid Who Just Could No Pay Attention - Age 6

She Can't Sit Still for Even a Minute - Teenager

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Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

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