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In this wide-ranging but deeply grounded episode, Denise and Alastair step away from the tea (literally) and explore one of classical homeopathy’s most overlooked foundations: regimen. What begins with calf cramps and coffee evolves into a meaningful look at how lifestyle, vitality, and chronic disease are understood and addressed in both traditional texts and modern practice. Whether you’re a student in homeopathy school, a practicing clinician, or simply curious about the deeper teachings in homeopathy education, this episode offers a refreshing take on how caring for the body intersects with true healing.

In this rich and reflective episode of Strange, Rare, and Peculiar, Denise and Alastair crack open a conversation that’s equal parts rigorous and relatable—blending sourdough toast, Hahnemann, and a serious look at provings, chronic disease, and how we interpret healing in modern homeopathic practice.

This episode of the podcast opens with a candid letter, a tough question, and a real conversation about accountability in homeopathy.

A listener’s question about the Organon sparks a rich conversation on how remedy profiles are formed through provings — and why that matters for anyone studying homeopathy today. Plus, a preview of Alastair Gray’s 15 new provings coming to the Potentized Homeopath Retreat.

Em Colley is a joyful force in homeopathy — practitioner, teacher, and author of The Joy of Homeopathy, a book born from healing stories too powerful not to share.

What is the totality of symptoms — really? This episode unpacks one of homeopathy’s most misunderstood principles and why it’s essential to learn it right if you’re studying to become a homeopath.

Celebrating five years of service and growth, this episode tells the story of how Homeopathy Help Now became a lasting force in accessible and compassionate homeopathy care.

How did Homeopathy begin to spread around the world? What was the evolution of the different repertories? That’s a lot of ground to cover; tune in!