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This article is an academic paper written by Sujata's son Devendra Owens.

In December of 2005, the Lancet published an article cleverly titled “The End of Homeopathy” which packed a major blow to homeopaths and doctors around the world when they asserted that according to their study the effects of homeopathy were placebo they are quoted as saying, “we assume that the effects observed in placebo-controlled trials of homeopathy could be explained by a combination of methodological deficiencies and biased reporting. Conversely, we postulated that the same biases could not explain the effects observed in comparable placebo-controlled trials of conventional medicine. Our results confirm these hypothesis” (Medhurst 1). This statement shocked the homeopathic world into action; no longer could they prove their science using the assumption that if it works it works. Hardcore statistics and large clinical trials were being required to continue the practice of homeopathy; the over two hundred year old medical system.

In a novel by Nicole Kraus titled "The History of Love" an elderly man speaks of what can happen when we don't forgive and describes his struggle to develop the practice:

"I want to say somewhere: I've tried to be forgiving. And yet.  There were times in my life, whole years, when anger got the better of me.  Ugliness turned me inside out. There was a certain satisfaction in bitterness. I courted it. It was standing outside, and I invited it in. I scowled at the world. And the world scowled back. We were locked in a stare of mutual disgust... And then one day I realized... I wasn't really angry. Not anymore. I had left my anger somewhere long ago. Put it down on a park bench and walked away. And yet. It had been so long. I didn't know any other way of being. One day I woke up and said to myself: It's not to late. The first days were strange.  I had to practice smiling in front of the mirror. But it came back to me. It was as if a weight had been lifted.  I let go and something let go of me."

With summer upon us and our kids in sports and our life style being more active, it is not uncommon to have various injuries related to our active life style. When we suffer from injuries during sports, accidents, or trauma, the best care is RACE. By using rest(R), Arnica (A), gentle compression (C), and elevation (E) followed by judicious reuse and retraining of the injured part, our body’s natural healing effort is assisted. Instead of using RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation), as a homeopathic practitioner, dedicated to assisting nature in her healing ways, I recommend that we remove the I (for ice) and replace an A (for Arnica). So with the addition of Arnica, we RACE to health naturally from injuries.

Wall Street Journal interview: Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish, Rustum Roy and Andrew Weil wrote a white paper that states, "Alternative Medicine Is Mainstream." See the blog post and the article here…

As the excitement, enthusiasm and sheer prowess of international athleticism of the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing was amazing me, I was reflecting on what does it take to be in Olympics? What about all the injuries from over-use, sprains, strains, bruises and the like? How many people could use affordable and drug-free approach of homeopathy if only they knew about it? That reflection has led to this article.

Story by Clarice Grabau, Northfield News / Photos by Dan Iverson

Upon the birth of their children, the Guarins decided not to use vaccinations and felt they needed strong preventative care. They say they found it in Northfield homeopathy practitioner Sujata Owens.

The more unusual the child, the easier it is to help him with homeopathy. The more features that differentiate one child from all others, the easier it is to identify the one "matching" medicine. It is far more difficult to find the correct medicine for a child with run-of-the-mill allergies than it is for a child with quite unusual symptoms. Whenever we hear a feature or symptom that we have never before heard, it intrigues us. Unusual symptoms or behaviors narrow down the possibilities in choosing the correct medicine from over 2,000 medicines.

Definition

• The coordinating and defending principle in our body is the force or property of life itself.
• This is the force that coordinates our System.
• The force that keeps the balance between us and our surroundings.
• The power that defends us from invading agents.
• The energy that fights to get well when we are sick.
• The energy that repairs our damaged tissues that makes us grow and develop.
• The power that enables us to respond adaptively to an immense diversity of challenges.

“A flu pandemic is the most dangerous threat the United States faces today. It is bigger threat than terrorism.” says Richard Falkenrath, Ex Deputy Homeland Security Adviser to Bush Administration. One makes a threat assessment on the basis of following two factors: the probability of the event and the loss of life if it happened. On both counts, a pandemic ranks higher than a major attack by terrorist.