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Helleborus about to flower (taken Nov 2015)
Hello,
I hope you are having a great start to 2016.  It's been a couple months since I sent out a newsletter so this issue is jam packed with articles I have written since then.

2015 turned out to be a year of writing and moving for Zettl Homeopathy. Check out 'The Homeopathic ABC's of Injury and Recovery' article I wrote for Health Action Network in their Summer 2015 magazine and coming up in their Spring 2016 issue, 'Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in Canada'. I've also started a regular blog series called 'For the Love of Gardening' where I combine pictures I've taken in the garden with my knowledge of homeopathic remedies.

In Kelowna, I have moved into a brand new space at SOPA Square in South Pandosy and in Vancouver, I am sharing a space at the Fairmont Medical Building with excellent chiropractor, Dr. Gregg Smillie.

Stay tuned for March's newsletter where there will be more details about a 'Pay What You Can' natural health clinic starting up in Vancouver. Everyone should have access to natural alternatives and this clinic aims to do just that!

Happy reading!

As always, a full library on a range of topics is available at: zettlhomeopathy.ca/read.

You can search by keyword, subject, or date. So easy.

 
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The Homeopathic ABC of Injury and Recovery

[Originally published in Health Action: The Voice of Natural Wellness Summer 2015 issue, p.53 ‘The Homeopathic ABC of Injury & Recovery’]

The treatment of injuries is a small but growing field of practice and research in homeopathy.
A recent German poll reported that nearly 92% of all doctors working at German football league teams (including the national team) prescribe homeopathic remedies to players.

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Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in Canada

[To be published in Health Action: The Voice of Natural Wellness Spring 2016 issue]

The Public Health Agency of Canada released a report entitled ‘Human Antimicrobial Drug Use Report 2012/13’ to better understand the trends of use over time on a provincial and national level.

Some highlights of the report include:
– In 2013, doctors in office based settings saw patients for more that 293 million diagnoses, resulting in 23.8 million antimicrobial recommendations (accounting for 8% of all diagnoses)
– Children between 3 and 9 years had the highest percentage of diagnoses with an antimicrobial prescription (mostly pencillins and macrolides)
– Parenteral products (ie. antimicrobials either injected or supplied intravenously) increased 200% in use total volume used from 2012 to 2013
– Total kilograms of active antimicrobial ingredients purchased by hospitals increased 75% between 2010 and 2013

Although the Public Health Agency of Canada keeps records on the use of antimicrobials in humans, there is very little oversight and tracking of the use of them in food-producing animals and livestock...

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For the Love of Gardening: Cyclamen europeum

Fall is a wonderful time to spot Cyclamens’ flowering. Their distinctive leaf pattern makes them hard to miss. They love to grow in a shady leafy ground, perfect for brightening up a dark shady spot in the garden.
Homeopathic uses include...
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Cows on a field
FDA report reveals antimicrobial use has increased by 22% in US food-producing animals

In December 2015, the Center for Veterinary Medicine Protecting Human and Animal Health within the Food and Drug Administration, released a report entitled, ‘2014 Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or Distributed in Food-Producing Animals’ outlining antimicrobial use in food-producing animals.

Key highlights of the report:

  1. Domestic sales and distribution of antimicrobials approved for use in food-producing animals increased by 22% from 2009 through 2014 (p.6)
  2. The use of ionophores (classed as a ‘non-medically important antimicrobial’ and used as a feed additive to increase weight gain in cattle) has increased by 26% (p.19)
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A helleborus nursey
For the Love of Gardening: Helleborus niger

Winter is the time to spot evergreen perennial flowering plant, Helleborus niger (also known as the Christmas Rose or Black Hellebore) plants in full flower. Their foliage stays green year long so it is a nice addition to the garden.
Homeopathic uses include...
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The FDA strengthens its existing warning label on NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

In July 2015, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strengthens its existing warning label that non-aspirin non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can cause heart attacks or strokes.

Nearly a third of all adult Americans take NSAIDs on a daily basis and almost half consume over the recommended dosage.
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