Homœopathy
Manon Larose
Manon Larose, HD

Unit B, 885 Regent Street,
Sudbury,  Ontario (Canada)
705.222.6313
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Manon Larose

Sudbury clinic:
Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday:               9am to 5pm

Manitoulin Island clinic:
9am to 5pm
April 7th and May 5th

By appointment only.
Manon Larose, HD

Graduate of:
École d’Homéopathie Classique of
Montreal Canada

Practising Classical Homeopathy
according to Samuel Hahnemann’s
6th Organon.

Member of the:
Homeopathic Medical
Council Of Canada.
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Homœopathy is a complete system of medicine developed
by German physician and chemist, Dr Samuel Hahnemann
(1755-1843), based on the principle of “let likes cure likes”.
This law or principle is based on a long held belief as far
back as Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, and other
ancient healers such as Paracelsus, that substances that
produce symptoms in a healthy individual can be used to
treat similar symptoms in a sick person. Thus homœopathic
treatment is believed to stimulate the body’s ability to fight
infection and susceptibility to disease.

An example of this principle is coffee. Some people are very
sensitive to its effects and can be over stimulated by taking it.
They may experience overly heightened mental and physical
alertness, and become unusually reactive to normal stimuli
such as sounds and smells, etc. When a person presents at
a homœopathic clinic with symptoms of insomnia,
headache, irritability and an over stimulated nervous system,
Coffea cruda may be chosen to alleviate their condition,
prepared according to special homœopathic principles. It
has been shown that this may settle the symptoms of
insomnia in such cases.

Homœopathy is now used worldwide, with a 200
year history of clinical experience. It is recognised
by the World Health Organisation as a valid form
of healthcare.
In Britain, for example, there are five homœopathic hospitals available under the National Health
Service (NHS), including the London Homœopathic Hospital. The English Royal family has used it
since Queen Victoria’s time in 1830, and it has wide acceptance throughout Europe. In France the
most popular cold and flu remedy is a homœopathic medicine, and in India over 10,000 doctors
use homœopathic medicines to treat their patients.
It may be used in the treatment of chronic illness, acute conditions and minor accidents
requiring first aid.
*Manon Larose, HD is not employed, or associated with the Sudbury Laser Health Clinic.
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