National Geographic Creativeのインスタグラム(natgeointhefield) - 3月18日 03時47分

Photo by @gabrielegalimbertiphoto | A yoga teacher from Switzerland displays what's inside her medicine cabinet, which includes homeopathic remedies derived from plant extracts. #Yoga #Health #Remedies

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ozlqqloz To people who thinks homeopathic remedies are bullshit: I believed that way as well in the past. But since I quit smoking/drinking/etc and started regular exercise/clean eating/stable sleep schedule, my body healed naturally (I used to take a DOZENS of this-and-that prescript pharmaceutical products because I was a heavy smoker and drinker), I could use natural foods/plant oils/teas as a ‘homeopathic remedy’ because my body is so clean that I don’t need any strong chemical to fix any issues. I only use this method for minor-illness like cold/indigestion/insomnia etc, and I absolutely would see a doctor immediately when I feel something’s wrong, but I don’t really get ‘sick’ anymore 😁 Try to change your old, unhealthy habit step-by-step! It’s really hard, but worth your effort. I’m glad that I chose to live a healthy life and I made it... 🙏🏼

not_a_tourist @m.i.l.l.i.m yeah, pretty sure that modern medicine predicts that eating well, exercising, sleeping well, not smoking, and lo/no alcohol will have healthy results. And sure have all the homeopathic "medicine" you want. Drinking water is also good for you.

jjeeves Come on NatGeo! Homeopathy is magic water. And it can be dangerous when people use those so-called remedies to “cure” disease. It does not cure. Trust science. Not the goop nonsense.

crazy_lazy787 @eblisster what is scary is that a lot of people don't even know what homeopathic remedies actually are. Most people think that it herbal medicine😒

brennanrhule Wow! So neat! Do these really work? This could save me so much if I could drop my health insurance @awill788

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