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Can you please describe the benefits and drawbacks of homeopathic medicine used to take care of crohn's disease?
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Totally safe to try: Homeopathy is the safest healing modality i know of & perhaps the only one that offers a potential cure; conventional treatments at best reduce symptoms & can have serious side effects.The main drawback is it's important to find a good homeopath to have a good chance for success.Homeopathy alone may not be enough- nutritional supplements, dietary changes & stress reduction are crucial.See comment:.
Answered 4/27/2013
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