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Forest These are some web sites I trust to give you straightforward answers about homeopathy and its integration into your life. If you come across other websites you feel are outstanding in content and clarity, please send me the link.

Holistic medicine sites

  • Whole Person Medicine

    An excellent site. Dr.Ledermann is a medical doctor as well as a homeopath, and seeks to integrate the best wisdom of many non-traditional alternative practices under one roof.

  • Dr. Brian Kaplan

    Dr. Kaplan is also a medical doctor turned classical homeopath, extremely well-regarded within homeopathic professional circles and widely published as well. His practice is further testament for the soundness of Homeopathy as an effective treatment while conventional medical doctors turn to embrace homeopathy. His articles on the site are particularly noteworthy.

  • Radical Healing

    Dr. Rudolph Ballentine has made significant inroads toward integrating conventional western medical practice with some of the best therapeutic alternative practices of the world. He has founded several integrative clinics in the U.S. with the aim of blending the primary holistic schools of healing into an amalgamation that is far more potent than any one of them alone. A model of healing essential for our times and representative of where we need to head.

  • Dr. Andrew Weil

    Dr. Andrew Weil, the “bearded guru” of holistic health and wellness, author of numerous best sellers and a regular on CNN, is pop culture’s link to the world of alternative health and healing. A lot of advertising and selling at this site. Good information, but he’s out to make the big bucks! He has simple and easy to follow advice about fitness and diet too.

  • The University of Arizona Program in Integrative Medicine

    This is an educational institution seeking to link the body/mind schools of integrated medicine. Some valuable research links.

  • HealthWorld Online

    A great site loaded with clear information about every kink of holistic modality (some to be taken with a giant grain of salt!)

  • Holistic Healing

    Excellent whole medicine site. For one-stop referencing of papers, journals, etc.

Homeopathic medicine Sites

  • Like Cures Like

    A very clean and crisp site on the basics of homeopathy

  • Whole Health Now

    Site has some great support for the more advanced student or more serious patient of homeopathy.

  • National Center for Homeopathy

    This is the National Centre for Homeopathy site in the U.S. Good info for the lay user and support for the practitioner.

  • Society of Homeopaths

    This is the Society of Homeopaths site in the U.K. The largest and most respected society for homeopaths in the U.K. World-accredited.

  • Canada Homeopathy Network

    An excellent site for links to the world of homeopathy in my (Canadian) neighbourhood.

  • Will Taylor MD

    Dr. Will Taylor (another conventional MD turned homeopathic medical practitioner—I love these guys who give up conventional medical practice in favor of embracing the wisdom of homeopathy!) offers a great homeopathy site. Well laid out and documented with cured cases. There are some advanced writings, but good lay information as well.

  • Homeopathy Online

    The Journal of Homeopathic Medicine site. A little lean, but solid in content.

  • George Vithoulkas

    Professor George Vithoulkas is a highly regarded, leading, contemporary classical homeopath. He has been an international teacher of classical homeopathy for over 30 years. In 1996, he was awarded the Alternative Nobel Prize for his work in the field of classical homeopathy.

Diet-related sites

Diet is a highly varied and personal subject matter, with the jury still out deliberating the pros and cons of everything from pure veganism to Canada's Food Guide.

Steer your life accordingly, with a balanced approach, consuming real food that feels right.

I have had favorable personal and professional experience with:

  1. The “Caveman” Diet: anything you can catch wild (birds, beasts, fish), along with plenty of what grows above the ground, especially dark leafy greens, nuts and seeds.
  2. Wild, organic, grass-fed animal protein (for example, no farmed fish—fish should eat plants and creatures native to their aquatic habitat, not cornstarch!)
  3. Tons of raw food, grown organically, locally and eaten seasonally (as best as practical given our geography).
  4. Avoidence of technologically altered foods (anything highly refined or in a box).
  5. Making sure to get about 3 litres (for the average adult) of pure water consumed daily and never with meals.
  • The Paleolithic Diet Page

    Lots of links on this site. The essence of the hunter-gatherer diet and its scientific merits can be sourced here. Watch out for the fluff being sold too! The essence: minimise grains!

  • Eat Wild

    All of the reasons why we should be eating grass-fed and free range (non-factory-farmed) animal products. Keep the protein sources pure and in natural order.

  • Living and Raw Foods

    Lots of great support for why our diets should be comprised of abundant organic, raw, enzyme-laden living foods! (Stay away from the dead and highly processed empty calories.) Ignore the fluff on this site—it also links to dating services for others following a raw food diet!

  • The Water Cure

    This site basically says, "You are not sick, you are thirsty!" Fantastic evidence by Dr. Batmanghelidj that many of our ailments can be cured by drinking at least half our body weight in ounces of pure water daily (for example, a 160-pound person should drink 80 ounces of water per day).

  • Local natural and organic food sources

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