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That which does not cure proves.
In Episode 110 of Strange, Rare, & Peculiar, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray explore what this idea really means — and why it matters for how remedies are used.
In this episode, Denise and Alastair begin with stories of love in homeopathy — from Hahnemann’s marriages to the many professional partnerships that have shaped the field — and move into a deeper discussion about chronic disease and clinical responsibility.
In this Strange Rare Peculiar homeopathy podcast episode, we discuss autoimmune disease through Hahnemann’s chronic disease framework—using Aphorisms 80 and 81 to examine why named conditions can mislead treatment, and how developed Psora relates to modern autoimmunity.
In Part Two of their guest interview on The Homeopathy Health Show, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray continue the conversation with Atiq & Naila on accountability, research, and the profession’s future.
In Homeopathy Down Under, recorded from New Zealand, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray examine the rise and fall of homeopathy in Australia—and what it means for students today. Drawing on real clinical and educational history, this episode explores why professional standards, accreditation, and rigorous training matter for the future of homeopathy in Australia and New Zealand.
Melanie Hahnemann is one of the most debated figures in homeopathic history. In Episode 105 of Strange, Rare, & Peculiar, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray revisit the romance, the rumors, and the historical record surrounding her role in Samuel Hahnemann’s final years — and why her legacy still provokes disagreement today.
In this two-part episode of The Homeopathy Health Show, hosts Atiq & Naila continue their conversation with Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray on the professional and philosophical questions shaping homeopathy today.
Melanie Hahnemann is one of the most debated figures in homeopathic history. In Episode 105 of Strange, Rare, & Peculiar, Denise Straiges and Alastair Gray revisit the romance, the rumors, and the historical record surrounding her role in Samuel Hahnemann’s final years — and why her legacy still provokes disagreement today.
