Barb Wallace Homeopathy

Suppression....great explanation

❎ SUPPRESSION❎
Described by the School of Homeopathy
(copied and pasted)

"Suppression means stopping or limiting an action. Frequently we limit the vital energy in our body by the use of conventional ‘cures’. How often do we use a cream to ‘remove’ a rash, a pill to take away a pain, a medicine to calm our nerves? The main action of these medicines, however, is to palliate the symptom and to moderate its expression rather than to address the susceptibility behind it. They can never constitute a long-term cure.

If we keep palliating a symptom long enough, we may not be able to continue to externalise the illness. As a result, the untreated internal state will be forced to find another outlet in order to re-balance itself. While we may suppress, or apparently ‘remove’ a symptom from a particular part of the physical body, the next available vent may be anywhere on the mental, emotional or physical level. A simple example of this is when someone has been indulging in many ‘flu cures’ to fix their cold and then becomes irrationally bad-tempered as the discharge dries up.

Many more examples of the effects of suppression exist, from the development of asthma in children whose eczema has been suppressed by steroid creams, to breast lumps, which are believed to correlate directly with the use of antiperspirants, to childhood inoculations resulting in a chronically sick adult population."

This also applies to our animals. If a "condition" is suppressed often the "dis-ease" gets pushed deeper into the body and will ultimately affect more vital organs like liver, kidneys and heart. 😼

Because it works...

The global homeopathy market size is expected to increase by more than 50% by 2028, compared to 2022.

Market analysts believe this change is due to increasing consumer interest in holistic self-care.

Source: "Homeopathy Market" Insights 2023 By Types (Oral Drops, Tablets, Injection Solution, Granules, Others), Applications (Analgesic and Antipyretic, Respiratory, Neurology, Immunology, Gastroenterology, Dermatology, Others), Regions, and Forecast to 2030.

This is a (sad but) true story...

At an AMA meeting in the early 1900s, Dr. J.N. McCormack of Kentucky, who was the driving force behind the 1903 reorganization of the AMA, said: ‘We must admit that we never fought the homeopath on matters of principle. We fought him because he came into the community and got the business.’

Source: Kaufman M. (1971) Homeopathy in America : The Rise and Fall of a Medical Heresy Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. p.158