Description
4 sessions – 8 CPD/CPE points
Camilla Sherr explores Hydrogen, Helium, Pomegranate and Honey through her personal experience, provings and cases. This webinar series will give you a thorough introduction to these medicines so that you can explore them further with the insights you glean.
Session 1 – Hydrogen. With an introduction to the noble gases.
Session 2 – Helium. Collectively, the noble gases form a family, grouped together not only by their unique placement in the periodic table but by the nature of their proving symptoms. Possessing a full house of protons and electrons, the noble gases have achieved the goal of the fulfilment of a period’s aspiration in the periodic table. They are satisfied and whole in themselves, they exist in stable, inert and isolated glory and have no need of any other element.
Session 3 – Honey. Introduction to a new homeopathic medicine which is already known for its antiseptic and healing properties when taken or applied to the skin in its natural form.
Session 4 – Pomegranate. Throughout recorded history Pomegranate (Granatum) has been used as a medicine for a great variety of conditions by different cultures and civilisations. Historical claims are backed up by contemporary clinical research.
In sessions three and four Camilla highlights how both Honey and Pomegranate are hormonal medicines that are especially useful during menopause.
About the presenter
Camilla Sherr graduated from the Finnish Institute of Homeopathy in 1994 and subsequently attended the Dynamis School in England. She has taught the full Dynamis course in Finland and has lectured in many countries around the world.
Camilla participated in many of the Dynamis provings and edited Dynamic Provings – Volume 2 and has published articles in European and American journals. She is the co-founder of Homeopathy for Health in Africa (HHA) with her partner Jeremy Sherr and has been living in Tanzania since 2009 treating people who live with HIV/AIDS.
In 2016 Camilla was awarded a Fellow of the Society of Homeopaths (FSHom) in the UK and is currently teaching Dynamis Japan.