About Yuri Orlow
Experienced Practitioner
Yuri Orlow is a highly experienced classical homeopath dedicated to providing natural and effective healthcare solutions. His treatments are tailored to address the unique health requirements of each individual.
With over 35 years of clinical practice Yuri offers treatment in all ares of general family care such as paediatrics, women's health from pregnancy to menopause, sport and work injuries and assisting to maintain the health of your family pets.His expertise is shaped by mentoring from renowned professionals, ensuring high quality care.
He commenced his working career as a teacher, working with students in junior primary, primary, secondary and on remote Aboriginal communities. When in his 30's Yuri commenced study at the S.A. College of Natural Therapies and completed an Advanced Diploma Natural Therapies specialising in homeopathy.This course included: Nutrition, Herbal Medicine, Body Therapies such as Massage and Counselling. When Yuri commenced practicing as a Naturopath he found that he was often turning to homeopathy as it was the treatment that provided the best results.
Yuri was fortunate to have been mentored by Stefan Talmatsky who studied in Germany under the renowned Otto Eichelberger. Eichelberger himself studied under Pierre Schmidt from Switzerland. These practitioners were the first to resurrect the use of Q Potencies, also known as the LM Potencies following Hahneman's original work. Yuri is one of a few homeopaths in Australia using the Q Potencies, which are higher and gentler than the X or C Potencies.
About Homeopathy
Who Developed Homeopathy
Directions For Taking Remedies
Who Developed Homeopathy
“Homeopathy is a medical science developed by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), a German physician. It is based on the principle that “like cures like”. In simple words, it means that any substance, which can produce symptoms in a healthy person, can cure similar symptoms in a person who is sick. This idea is referred to as the “Law
“Homeopathy is a medical science developed by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), a German physician. It is based on the principle that “like cures like”. In simple words, it means that any substance, which can produce symptoms in a healthy person, can cure similar symptoms in a person who is sick. This idea is referred to as the “Law of Similars“, and was understood by Aristotle and Hippocrates and mentioned in ancient Hindu manuscripts. It was Hahnemann, however, who turned it into a science of healing.
Here is an examples of this principle:
a. An onion is a substance which makes your eyes water and your nose burn. If you are having an attack of hay fever with watering eyes and a burning nose, a homeopathic remedy made from onion can relieve it.
b. Poison ivy causes redness, intense itching, burning, blistering and sometimes stiff muscles. Homeopathically it has been used for everything from herpes and burns to eczema and arthritis.
A second principle of homeopathy is that you should give the least amount of medicine necessary to evoke a healing response. This is called the “Minimum Dose”. We all know that normal medicines can cause side effects, leading to much suffering or even death. In an effort to prevent side effects, Hahnemann began successive dilution with agitation of his medicines, to find the point at which they would be therapeutic, but not toxic.”
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Remedies
Directions For Taking Remedies
Who Developed Homeopathy
Sources of the remedies.
Homeopathic remedies are produced from plants, minerals, animals and microbiological sources.
They are obtained from their natural habitat by licensed laboratories, and are prepared under stringent laboratory conditions following strict homoeopathic pharmaceutical guidelines.
Homeopathic medicines are not habit-fo
Sources of the remedies.
Homeopathic remedies are produced from plants, minerals, animals and microbiological sources.
They are obtained from their natural habitat by licensed laboratories, and are prepared under stringent laboratory conditions following strict homoeopathic pharmaceutical guidelines.
Homeopathic medicines are not habit-forming.
Homeopathic medicines do not produce unwanted side-effects.
They are safe in that only minute doses of medicine are prescribed, but due to the process of potentisation, or dilution and vigorous shaking during production, the potential therapeutic value of the plant, mineral or animal matter is released.
Although it is a minute dose, and, in the higher potencies, no original matter is to be found, its power is sufficient to displace the sickness and allow the patient to attain genuine, lasting cure.
Currently there are three thousand substances used as homeopathic remedies to treat everything from colds and cough to arthritis and cancer.
Directions For Taking Remedies
Directions For Taking Remedies
Directions For Taking Remedies
Taking the Q Potency Remedies.
1. Take remedy ½ hour before or after any food or drink.
2. Place___ pill plus 1 teaspoon of good quality non-fluoridated water in mouth.
2a. For young children, crush and dissolve the pill in a glass in about 1 to 2 teaspoons of water, and just let them drink it from the glass – it will make contact with the m
Taking the Q Potency Remedies.
1. Take remedy ½ hour before or after any food or drink.
2. Place___ pill plus 1 teaspoon of good quality non-fluoridated water in mouth.
2a. For young children, crush and dissolve the pill in a glass in about 1 to 2 teaspoons of water, and just let them drink it from the glass – it will make contact with the mouth and lips, etc.
3. Dissolve and agitate in mouth for 30 seconds before swallowing.
4. Rest for between 30 and 60 minutes straight after taking the remedy.
4. Avoid the following for at least several days and in some cases where advised by the practitioner for weeks or months, in order not to interfere with the remedy.
Black or green tea and coffee and other sources of caffeine.
Chamomile tea.
All spices such as pepper, chillies, oregano, thyme, rosemary, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, curry, etc.
Alcohol, soft drinks, and any foods containing artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
Onions and garlic.
And any other items as advised by your practitioner.
HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY?
About Homeopathy
History of Homeopathy
History of Homeopathy
Homeopathy was developed to address a wide spectrum of health concerns. From acute ailments to chronic conditions homeopathy ensures personalised treatment that caters to individual health needs.
Classical homeopathy focuses on stimulating the body's innate abilities, using highly diluted natural substances to treat various conditions. It addresses the root cause of health issues and promotes long term wellness.
Homeopathy: history of Homeopathy in Australia
Homeopathy has been formally practiced in Australia since 1840. Dr. Stephen Simpson was the first trained homeopath. He arrived in Sydney in 1840 and moved to Brisbane after 6 months. He was followed by Dr. William Sherman who was born in Australia, studied in England and returned to Australia to commence practice in 1842.
Free homeopathic dispensaries were established in Victoria, Adelaide, and Sydney during the Gold Rush years and the Melbourne Homeopathic Hospital was established in 1876. This was followed by homeopathic hospitals in Hobart in 1899, Launceston 1900 and Sydney in 1902. Dr. Allan Campbell, a homeopath was the leading figure in setting up the Adelaide Children's Hospital ( 3 of the 6 doctors were homeopaths).These hospitals operated for over 60 years with their demise being due to a number of factors including the discovery of anti biotics, increasing opposition from the orthodox medical establishment and difficulties in obtaining trained homeopaths.
Over the past 50 years there has been a world-wide change in people's attitudes to health and a revival of homeopathy in Australia.
History of Homeopathy
History of Homeopathy
History of Homeopathy
Homeopathy: history and definition.
Homeopathy, developed some 200 years ago as a direct reaction against harmful medical practices, is perhaps the original “alternative medicine.”
It was developed in the late eighteenth century by Samuel Christian Hahnemann, (1755 – 1843), a German physician, chemist and prolific translator of ancient medical works. Homoeopathy is based on the law that “like cures like”, a law recognised and noted by various ancient authorities including Hippocrates.
Hahnemann initially re-discovered this law, and then confirmed it over decades of painstaking experimentation and detailed recording.
He established the fact, once and for all, that medicinal substances, when administered to healthy people, could produce “symptoms” similar to those experienced by sick people. He also found that illnesses could be cured by using minute, specially prepared doses of these substances, if prescribed on the basis of similarity of symptoms where the symptoms of the presenting sick person were similar enough to the effects or “symptoms” produced by the medicinal substance when given to healthy people.
In the health sciences, there is a growing movement toward a holistic view of the human organism, in which mind and emotions are recognised as playing a role with material or physical influences in the cause and cure of disease.
Therefore, homeopathy has always viewed any illness as a disease of the whole person.
In the last 200 years the tremendous healing power of homeopathy has been clearly established and is acknowledged by many countries. Homeopathy is used worldwide, and is rapidly gaining popularity owing to its deep and lasting effectiveness.