How I treat Crohn's disease

A retrospective review of 16 patients suffering from Crohn's disease. All patients had been diagnosed, fully investigated and treated in hospital and were still under consultant surveillance. They consulted privately for homoeopathic treatment between 1978 and 1991

A case of colitis treated with Secale

Secale would appear initially to have helped her lassitude, diarrhoea, formication, calf cramps, and above all her apathy, restoring to her a sense of well-being. The further marked improvement that followed the therapeutic trial of increasing her dose of carbimazole suggests that she was still slightly thyrotoxic, and the indicated homoeopathic medicine was not sufficient on its own. This case illustrates that homoeopathic medicines can be of benefit when taken concurrently with conventional drugs

Menieres disease treated with Chenopodium

The patient presented was a 54-year-old man who had suffered from frequent disabling attacks on Menieres for three years, for which no conventional treatment had been effective, and who has not had a single attack in the last eighteen months, since starting treatment with homoeopathic Chenopodium. He has been under regular hospital surveillance all this time

A case of tuberous sclerosis treated with Artemisia vulgaris

A two-year-old boy suffering from tuberous sclerosis is described. His salaam spasms had not been controlled by a combination of sodium valporate and nitrazepam, but decreased and finally ceased after medication with Artemisia 30, despite nitrazepam having been discontinued during this treatment