Archive for The Homeopathic Path to Health
As we receive photos from the team, they’ve been uploaded to a photo gallery that’s organized by day. The spirit of the mission shines through the images of the team visiting patients at their homes because they can no longer make the journey to the clinic and despite their long days of practice, they’re always […]
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Despite the rain this morning, people were waiting outside the gate when we arrived at the clinic at 7 am. Luckily we have a roof over part of the court yard and waiting area to hide from the rain, but everyone was wet since they had their long walk to come to the clinic. This […]
Read more →It is our third day at the clinic and we had an intense morning with some very seriously ill patients. These patients live in such poverty and difficult housing conditions, that their illnesses are maintained, or keep coming back, despite treatment. We have in our team of homeopaths also a nurse and she was busy today […]
Read more →It is the second day that we are at the Honduras MICH Clinic and the patients have started to come in larger numbers. Many of the patients suffer from a disease called Chagas. This disease is carried by an insect, Cinche, and passed on to humans through a bite. The Honduras clinic has had a […]
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Well, we may not be ready to give in to it, as can be seen by those who are still wearing shorts and sandals, but the cooler weather is here and our organisms are needing to adapt to this change. We are already getting calls for help from people and especially children with colds. Children […]
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MICH Community Continues Support of HTSF
Homéopathes de Terre Sans Frontières initiates and supports homeopathic missions to developing countries such as Honduras, Cuba and Haiti to enable the poor or those without access to natural healthcare in a way that fosters direct voluntary action which favours sustainable development. MICH Faculty, Alumni and Students have all played a part in these missions often funding their passage and accommodations by themselves. Learn more how you can help them help those in need.