A Warm Breakfast – The Healing Power of Quinoa Porridge & Rice Congee
Starting your day with a warm meal can transform your energy levels. Explore two simple, deeply nourishing recipes: a gluten-free Quinoa Porridge and a traditional TCM Rice Congee.
Is Every Tick Bite Dangerous?
Worried about Lyme disease after a tick bite? Learn practical steps to take, how to handle the bite, and how a simple home tick test can help you act quickly.
Intimacy – Discovering the Relationship with Yourself
True intimacy starts within. Reflecting on a visit to a monastery, the journey of healing, and how reconnecting with ourselves can turn illness into a gift of self-discovery.
Silence – Finding Quiet in the Midst of Chaos
Can we find inner silence even when life is loud and overwhelming? A personal reflection on managing stress, inspired by Erling Kagge's book "Silence" and Taoist practices.
The Scientific Evidence for HomeopathyIs
Critics often claim there is no scientific evidence for homeopathy. Learn what current research and studies from the Carstens Foundation actually reveal about its efficacy.
Painful Periods – Is Dysmenorrhea Really "Normal"?
Many women suffer from painful periods (dysmenorrhea). Learn how classical homeopathy, acupuncture, Western herbs, and Taoist practices offer effective, natural relief without relying on hormonal birth control.
When Nothing Flows – Restoring Balance After the Pill (Post-Pill Syndrome)
Many women experience missing periods, low libido, or hormonal imbalances after stopping birth control. Learn how holistic medicine, classical homeopathy, and acupuncture help restore natural cycle harmony and fertility.
Keys – The Positive Intention of Symptoms
When we fall ill, it’s hard to see any positive aspect. Yet symptoms often serve as "keys" that open doors to deeper self-awareness. Reflecting on holistic health and a perspective by André Gide.
25 Years of Naturopathic Practice – An Anniversary!
Reflecting on 25 years as a naturopath and homeopath. From sitting on wicker chairs in 1995 to guiding patients through life crises today—a personal look back at a rewarding journey.