About Homeopathy

Homeopathy is not a new therapy. It was developed over 200 years ago by the German doctor Samuel Hahnemann who was looking for a safer and more reliable system of medicine than the harsh practices of his day.

Homeopathy was brought to England around 1827 by Dr Frederick Quin and quickly became the preferred medical treatment of the upper classes, from which the modern day Royal Family support of homeopathy stems. At its peak in the 1870’s Britain had numerous homeopathic dispensaries, small hospitals and various large city homeopathic hospitals funded by local gentry.

Today homeopathy is growing in popularity again due people searching for safer and more effective solutions to chronic health problems.

Homeopathy is recognised by the World Health Organisation as the second largest therapeutic system in use in the world. It works equally well for children and adults of all ages, as well as for animals, healing from within. It is non-toxic, non-addictive, effective, and long lasting.

People choose homeopathy for many reasons. Some use it for help with a specific health concern. Others in good health use it to stay that way.