Homeopathy has no side effects. In fact it has no main effect either.
Please do not take such placebos for serious conditions.

Homeopathy has no side effects. In fact it has no main effect either.
Please do not take such placebos for serious conditions.

There are over 50 remedies -- the right one has to be matched to you by a homeopathic doctor who takes all of your symptoms into account in order to treat the cause. You can find a homeopathic doctor through your local association, eg. NUPATH in Canada. Google their website.

No. Homeopathy is a placebo treatment only, so I would not recommend it for your problem.

There are zero active ingredients in homeopathy, and homeopaths must invoke magic to explain it.

Read:
http://www.1023.org.uk/

Sometimes a lot of stress and anxiety can make your heart do funny things. If you are going through a lot of stress you will need to find ways to manage it. Some homeopathic medicine could help, maybe yoga, meditation, the occasional massage.Are you sleeping well? Do you have a good diet? Has there been any big changes in your life? Do you have a lot on your mind? Do you have any insecurities? These are some good questions to ask yourself. Maybe your body is giving you a hint that it needs you to take care of it.

Usually, an occasional bout of irregular heart beat should not bother anyone, but if the problem is persistent, it calls for medical attention. In effect, an abnormal heartbeat rhythm may call for a medical emergency. There are various types of arrhythmia of varying degrees and severity and only a GP or ND can diagnose and suggest medications.

The following herbal medications are usually recommended as a supplement to the conventional medicine and we strongly recommend you, as always, to contact your Naturopath Doctor or a Medical Herbalist before trying out any of these. Also be sure to source to obtain any natural remedies from a reputable company to ensure maximum safety and efficacy.

The herbal ingredient Crataegus oxyacantha (Hawthorn) is highly praised for its beneficial affects on heart health, and has been traditionally used to reduce arrhythmias. Hawthorn is known to regulate heart actions, normalize blood pressure, and strengthen the heart muscles, thus reducing the occurrence of heart related problems.

Other herbs such as Passiflora incarnate, Viburnum opulus and Ginkgo biloba are also well-known their benefit on heart health, and all have been implicated in the reduction of cardiac arrhythmias. These herbs also help to reduce the underlying triggers of arrhythmias such as stress, muscle convulsions and high blood pressure.

You may get additional details over here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/r…

No. Homeopathy is a placebo treatment only, so I would not recommend it for your problem.

There are zero active ingredients in homeopathy, and homeopaths must invoke magic to explain it.

Read:
http://www.1023.org.uk/

Usually, an occasional bout of irregular heart beat should not bother anyone, but if the problem is persistent, it calls for medical attention. In effect, an abnormal heartbeat rhythm may call for a medical emergency. There are various types of arrhythmia of varying degrees and severity and only a GP or ND can diagnose and suggest medications.

The following herbal medications are usually recommended as a supplement to the conventional medicine and we strongly recommend you, as always, to contact your Naturopath Doctor or a Medical Herbalist before trying out any of these. Also be sure to source to obtain any natural remedies from a reputable company to ensure maximum safety and efficacy.

The herbal ingredient Crataegus oxyacantha (Hawthorn) is highly praised for its beneficial affects on heart health, and has been traditionally used to reduce arrhythmias. Hawthorn is known to regulate heart actions, normalize blood pressure, and strengthen the heart muscles, thus reducing the occurrence of heart related problems.

Other herbs such as Passiflora incarnate, Viburnum opulus and Ginkgo biloba are also well-known their benefit on heart health, and all have been implicated in the reduction of cardiac arrhythmias. These herbs also help to reduce the underlying triggers of arrhythmias such as stress, muscle convulsions and high blood pressure.

You may get additional details over here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/r…

There are over 50 remedies -- the right one has to be matched to you by a homeopathic doctor who takes all of your symptoms into account in order to treat the cause. You can find a homeopathic doctor through your local association, eg. NUPATH in Canada. Google their website.

Sometimes a lot of stress and anxiety can make your heart do funny things. If you are going through a lot of stress you will need to find ways to manage it. Some homeopathic medicine could help, maybe yoga, meditation, the occasional massage.Are you sleeping well? Do you have a good diet? Has there been any big changes in your life? Do you have a lot on your mind? Do you have any insecurities? These are some good questions to ask yourself. Maybe your body is giving you a hint that it needs you to take care of it.