There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done...

Hi everyone

Thank you to Rob from Canine Health Concern for having the following quote in the recent newsletter.

There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called yesterday and the other is called tomorrow, so today is the right day to love, believe, do and mostly live.  The Dalai Lama.



Bye for now
Brenda x

‘When your body speaks you must listen’...

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This week on the Chris Evans breakfast show I heard Father Brian Darcy speaking about his knee replacement operation and his recovery. Chris asked Father Darcy what he had been thinking about during his convalescence and one of the points Father Darcy made was ‘when your body speaks you must listen’. It was great to hear this being said on the radio because it really is hugely important that we learn to listen to what our body is telling us. Thank you to Father Darcy for his wise words and I hope that we will take note and begin by asking ourselves what is my body telling me today?

Bye for now
Brenda x

Laughter is good medicine too....

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This week I think it is time for something to make us laugh. A friend of mine showed me this clip, it is very funny. Do have a look because laughter is good medicine too.

A daughter is visiting her father and helping him in the kitchen, she asks him how he is getting on with the i- pad she gave him for Christmas.........  http://www.snotr.com/video/8965/

I hope you enjoyed the fun of this clip and that you can find other cheery things to help you feel better this week.

Bye for now
Brenda x

Health improves with Homeopathy...

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People often find that as their health improves with homeopathy so they become more and more interested in what homeopathy is, how it works and what it can do.  In fact it is often after successful homeopathic treatment that people begin to study homeopathy for themselves and some become homeopaths in order to use this fabulous form of medicine to help others.

The story for me began with the successful homeopathic treatment of my first baby’s three month colic, nothing had helped, but homeopathy was wonderful. Then after successful treatment for myself I really needed to find out more, and the rest is history as they say.

If you are wondering what it is all about, please get in touch and see what homeopathy could do for you.

Bye for now
Brenda x

"Worry is a down payment on a problem you may never have’...

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This week my attention was drawn to this quote ‘worry is a down payment on a problem you may never have’. Thought it was very apt, much the same as ‘worry is like a rocking chair, it is something to do but it doesn’t get you anywhere. However, when we are in an anxious state quotes aren’t going to be that helpful!

In my practice I do see many people who are worried and have been so for a long time. The good news is that homeopathy offers positive solutions for these people. I have seen people come through an anxious phase and move on to being able to live relatively worry free. Of course a little bit of anxiety helps us achieve, it is when we become stuck in that anxious place and the worry takes over, that’s when we need some help.

If being in a worried, fearful place is all too familiar to you then why not try homeopathy, you don’t need to stay stuck forever. As one of my patients has said 'I have been able to release a lot of fears and bottled up emotion', being able to this let this person move on with their life and live more fully!

Bye for now
Brenda x

‘It’s all about balance’...

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‘It’s all about balance’. I can hear myself saying this phrase more and more in consultations as I reflect back to people what I have heard them say. As we become busier and busier I feel we have less and less time to notice what is happening to us and how we might be struggling to cope. One of the things I can do when people talk to me is to highlight areas that seem to be out of balance.

Problems arise when we don't listen to the messages that our body is trying to send us. When things are getting too much the signs will be there. Those niggling aches and pains are annoying but they could also be a sign that your body isn't as balanced as it could be. It would be far better to listen at this stage than keep going.

If we don't listen to what our body is trying to tell us, then what I find is that our body will send more urgent messages, symptoms become worse and eventually we have to stop altogether. It then takes longer to get back into a balanced place and resolve problems.

Let’s try to tune in to what our body is telling us and find that place of balance, let’s be as healthy as we can be this year.

  Wishing you all a happy week.


Bye for now
Brenda x

Cornish Homeopaths first blog of 2013...

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Hello and welcome to Cornish Homeopaths first blog of 2013. Hoping that you all had an enjoyable Christmas time and wishing you a peaceful and happy new year.

Well it’s January and guess what it’s raining again! We are really in need of some sunshine! This sort of damp, cold, dull, dark weather isn’t very good for our health or well being! Neither is the busyness that we are all prone to where there is never enough time to get everything done and we rush about trying to keep all the balls in the air.

At this time of year we are particularly susceptible to getting tired and stressed and then we find that we catch the latest bug doing the rounds! What happens next is that we look for a quick fix, something' to take' that will enable us to be as busy as ever. This really isn't the best way forward what we really need is to rest and allow our body to take the time that is needs to recover.

Homeopathic medicine is very helpful in these situations because it works along with the body to trigger our natural healing and aid recovery. Rest and a well indicated homeopathic medicine would be my prescription for the bugs that are around at the moment.

If you like to know more please give me a call on 07967 276336 or visit my website www.cornishhomeopaths.com where you find my newsletters with lots of information about how to beat those winter ailments.

  Wishing you all a happy week.


Bye for now
Brenda x