Hart Matthews shilling for homeopathy with his sons, Wilson and Walker.
Hart Matthews, DVH
Hart Matthews is a graduate of the Caduceus Institute of Classical Homeopathy with a doctorate in vitalistic healing. Hart did his clinical training with several homeopaths in North Carolina and California and has had his own clients since 2006. He opened Dynamis Homeopathic Healing in Durham, North Carolina, in the spring of 2008.
Homeopaths are not licensed in the state of North Carolina. Hart does not hold a medical degree and is not a licensed medical practitioner. As an unlicensed practitioner, Hart cannot diagnose or treat specific medical conditions. Instead, Hart works with his clients to help them strengthen their bodies and improve their lives. Many people who choose homeopathy find that this approach heals long-standing conditions and makes them feel better overall.
Hart's story
When I came to homeopathy for help with debilitating allergies, I had lived for decades on antihistamines and decongestants and anti-inflammatories and antibiotics. Homeopathy showed me how to stop fighting my own body and let it heal itself.
After homeopathy also helped my wife and my oldest child with their severe asthma, I decided to make a change of careers. Little did I know then that the study of homeopathy would bring a magic into my life that I hadn't experienced since childhood. It is so rewarding now to watch clients regain their energy and life and sense of purpose.
Most of my clients have suffered from some form of the pervasive malaise that we lump into the categary of "depression." I love watching them blossom as their homeopathic remedy reveals old habits that keep them ill at ease and prevent them living to their potential.
I especially enjoy working with parents and kids together. Some of my most rewarding experiences have been watching the evolution of families as their members become more accepting of each other.
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For more information about homeopathy or to make an appointment, please call (919) 286-7626 or email.
The plant pictured above is Rue. The remedy is called Ruta graveolens. Here are some other examples of materials used to make homeopathic remedies:
Yarrow (Millefolium)
English Marigold (Calendula)
Poison Ivy (Rhus toxicodendron)
Yellow Jessamine (Gelsemium) - During the 1918 flu epidemic, the National Homeopathic Hospital (U.S.) did not lose a single patient. Gelsemium sempervirens was the remedy for that epidemic.
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