Homeopathy for acute illness

Sitting down for an hour with a registered homeopath can be a life changing experience.  In situations of ongoing debilitating illness, homeopathy is often considered as a final resort.  However the benefits of taking an hour once a month or so, can provide your homeopath with the necessary information to find a prescription which might just end a great deal of suffering. 

But what happens when your child falls ill or you wake up to find yourself in the throws of a virus?  Often the benefits of a consultaion are out of reach, and the last thing you want to be doing is trawling the internet for information on the best place and practitioner for you.  Gaining an appointment with your GP is often just as difficult, as NHS surgeries become busier and more and more over stretched. If you are lucky enough to get an appointment within the next 7 days, you will often wait in the waiting room long enough to catch up on the last three months worth of celebrity gossip from the magazines, before being ushered in, told 'it's a virus,' and told to take a paracetamol and head to bed. So where do you turn?

I have worked at the Natural Food Store in Norwich for around 8 years now, and many people make this their first port of call in a storm.  On the shop floor, available for a chat at all times are registered homeopaths, as well as a highly knowledgable team trained to deal with all kind of health issues, from dodgy tummies to crusty conjunctivitis.  The usual array of colds and flu constantly stream through the door, along with an assortment of of muscular aches and the more 'delicate' of intimate flare-ups. These things often don't need an appointment, and a few minutes on the shop floor is often all it takes to find a suitable supplement, herb or homeopathic remedy for your needs.  Pop in between 8.30 - 5.30 Monday to Saturday, and have a chat to myself or one of the other staff.

The Natural Food Store is located opposite the main entrance to Jarrolds Department Store on Exchange Street in Norwich city center.  Alternatively call on 01603 613228.