While often dismissed as “just water,” modern research—including a study by IIT Mumbai—has found that ultra-high dilutions in homoeopathy contain measurable nanoparticles of the original substance. This supports the idea that homoeopathic remedies work through a physical mechanism, not just a placebo.

Not always. Acute conditions can improve quickly, while chronic issues may require consistent care.

Absolutely not. All remedies are natural, safe, and free from steroids or harmful chemicals.

Yes, many such conditions respond well to homoeopathy, often avoiding the need for surgery.

You don’t need to avoid foods like onion, garlic, or coffee during homoeopathic treatment. These aren’t restricted, but their strong flavours can interfere with medicine absorption through the tongue nerve endings. Just keep a 30–60 minute gap or rinse your mouth before taking the remedy—no need to give up your favourite foods.

Yes, homoeopathy is safe for diabetics. The sweet-tasting pills are made from lactose, not cane sugar, and are used in tiny amounts that don't impact blood sugar. Sugar-free liquid forms are also available. Just inform your homoeopath so they can choose the best option for you.

Yes, homoeopathy can offer quick and effective relief in many acute conditions like fevers, allergies, injuries, or stomach upsets—especially when the remedy is well-matched. However, in critical emergencies like heart attacks or strokes, it should only be used as supportive care alongside urgent medical treatment, not as a replacement.

The white pills are just a vehicle—the real medicine is the liquid dilution added to them. While the pills may look the same, each carries a different remedy based on the dilution used. So, never assume two similar-looking pills are the same!

Yes, homoeopathy can be taken alongside allopathy or Ayurveda. It works through a different mechanism, acting via nerve endings on the tongue to stimulate the body’s natural healing. Since it doesn’t interfere with other treatments, it’s generally safe, but always inform your doctor for proper guidance.

Not advisable. Homoeopathy follows the principle of "like cures like," where remedies are selected based on individual symptoms and overall constitution, not just the disease name. The same issue may require different remedies for different people. Taking the wrong medicine can worsen symptoms or delay proper healing.