Welcome!
Elaine and Shana
Shana today at 30 (2022)
Would you like to have your case taken online? Here’s how that works. I will ask you to fill out a questionnaire. If it’s a chronic or a constitutional case, click below and scroll down to the appropriate questionnaire. I have questionnaires for acutes, constitutional/chronic cases, children, adolescents, pathology and pets:
If it’s an acute case (usually an illness or injury that’s less than 3 weeks old), click here:
A Flurry of Questions: Presenting Your Acute Case to a Homeopath
Email your answers back to me. My email address is LEWRA@aol.com. I may have follow-up questions for you after reading your case. To understand why homeopaths ask so many questions, click below:
People often ask, “Can Homeopathy cure my disease?” See below:
When all the questioning is done, I will suggest a remedy for you to take. Homeopathic remedies are available at many health food stores, including “Sprouts”, “Mom’s Organic Market”, and online from various outlets including but not limited to:
and of course…my favorite place to order remedies nowadays…
Click on the link below and you can see one of my online cases:
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What My Clients Say:
Leslie wrote the following to an ITP (low platelet count) patient who wanted information about me:
My daughter has been working with Elaine since June and she is feeling so much better now…less if any, bruising and no bleeding. Her energy is up and we are not constantly stressed and thinking about the doctors, hospitals, treatments, etc. It has been very freeing and Elaine has helped us every step of the way. Worth every penny…and a lot cheaper than the other treatments. No side effects and the homeopathy is so easy to use. Just have to find the right remedy for your daughter and it may take a little time but Elaine will persevere until she finds it. I believe that homeopathy can and will work for anyone. There are also a lot of supplements and nutritional changes you can use to help increase platelets and Elaine knows these and can recommend as well.
I would HIGHLY recommend Elaine, she is so knowledgeable & is ALWAYS there to answer questions. She has been a gift.
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“J”, whose complaint was enlarged prostate, wrote the following:
The majority of my work is done online, and as you can see, the online format is not a barrier to getting results! You never hear, “Time’s up!” from your online homeopath (at least you shouldn’t), and all questions are answered. Online homeopathy is unlimited in terms of how often you can “see” your practitioner, and convenient and easy for all concerned. (Though, I have to issue a warning here: I have gotten a lot of complaints about homeopaths who were very hard to get a hold of or who discouraged contact between “appointments”, and let me just say that I am NOT one of those people; but they are out there; a good homeopath WANTS to hear from you, wants to know if your remedy is working so they can properly manage your case!)
My rates are as follows:
Acute case–$55. Now let me clarify because there’s been a lot of confusion about this. I said above that an acute case is generally an illness or an injury that is less than 3 weeks old. But just because you may have been diagnosed 3 weeks ago, that doesn’t mean you’ve necessarily got an acute case. If it’s a disease, an auto-immune disease, allergies, anxiety, depression…these things are not my idea of an acute disorder. An “acute” is generally a virus, an ear infection, bronchitis, an upset stomach, an injury, a spider bite, menstrual cramps, a bladder infection and so on. Hopefully you have an idea of what I mean by “acute” and “chronic” now.
Chronic/Constitutional case–$315 for initial intake, evaluation and remedy selection. The next 2 months are free! After that, if you still need to continue, $100 a month.
Payments can be made through direct-deposit, Zelle, PopMoney, Paypal.com or anything similar, or personal check.
How To Register With Paypal
Why register with Paypal? Well, for one thing, you can pay with your credit card! Paypal also corrects for differences in currency if you live outside the United States. First, go to: www.Paypal.com Then, click on “sign up”. Select “personal account”.
You will be asked to fill in the usual form–name, address, password (your email address is your “user name”), then when you get to the page that asks for your credit card information, either enter that or scroll down to “Use checking account instead”. Paypal will inform you that it will make two small deposits into your checking account for the sake of verifying that it’s really yours.
Then paypal will send you an email to remind you to go to your checking account online and find the 2 deposits, then click on the link in the email to verify that you’ve received them.
Actually, my daughter just signed up.
She got the confirmation email, she went to paypal.com to click on “confirm”, and they asked her for her online banking user name and password. They never asked for the deposit amounts for some reason but she was still verified and now she has a paypal account! Obviously, if you plan to use your credit card, registering is a lot faster! (Though they MIGHT charge a small fee for using a credit card, I’m not sure.)
So now that you’re registered and have a paypal account, you can easily use it to buy things online or send money to just about anyone anywhere.
If You’re Paying With Paypal
Log in. Click on “send” or “send & request”. The “send money” page will come up. Fill in the field that asks for my email address with: LEWRA@aol.com
On the next page that comes up, type in the amount of money you’re sending. The following page will give you the choice of “sending to a friend” or “paying for goods and services”. Be sure to select “sending to a friend”. Why? Because neither one of us should have to pay a fee that way! If you don’t see an option for sending to a friend, let me know.
I have to add that Paypal seems to change its format all the time. But what I’m giving you is a general outline of what you’ll see when you log in; they may change the order of their pages, their wording, so, don’t let that throw you.
Paying With Zelle, PopMoney, etc. or Personal Check
Certain online bank accounts allow you to transfer money from your checking account to a friend’s checking account through platforms such as Zelle. If your bank has something of this nature, you will find it by going to your online bank account and clicking on either “Transfer Funds” or “Paying Other People” or “Paying Bills and People”. You will then see the option to “Send Money With Zelle” or “Pay Other People”, etc. You may have to register first (which only takes a few seconds), then you will be able to send money to anyone else’s bank account. You need only enter my email address (LEWRA@aol.com) and the amount you’re sending. If your bank doesn’t have Zelle or PopMoney, or anything like it, and you live in the United States, you can send me a personal check. Let me know if that’s your choice and I will send you my address.
Paying By Direct Deposit
If your country doesn’t offer Paypal, Zelle, PopMoney or anything similar, let me know and I will send you my checking account information.
Insurance
People in the U.S. often ask me, “Will my insurance cover you?” Unfortunately, probably not; homeopathy is not a licensed profession in the United States except for Nevada, Connecticut and Arizona, and even then, you have to be an MD. See below:
- There is no license offered to professionals to practice homeopathy in the United States, with the exception of three states that license MDs & DOs to practice homeopathy. Those states are Arizona, Nevada, and Connecticut.
- Several US states have adopted legislation that allows unlicensed complementary and alternative health practitioners the freedom to practice as long as they give full disclosure of their training and background: Minnesota, California, Rhode Island, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Idaho and New Mexico. Each of these states has its own regulations and guidelines which you will need to obtain from the state directly.
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Finally, in terms of working with me, you will be ahead of the game if you can read this article:
Homeopathy: Frequently Asked Questions
References
If you need references, feel free to write to:
Alan Schmukler: alanheal@aol.com
Anil Ravi: anil.ravi@gmail.com
Gabriela Aguero: gabinesaguero@gmail.com
Leslie Chopra: lesliechopra@me.com
Linda Santini: Linsant99@Gmail.com
If you’re okay with everything you’ve read so far, send me an email saying you agree to my terms so we can get started! (But be sure to read the disclaimer below as the disclaimer is part of my terms as well.)
Thank you,
Elaine Lewis, D.Hom., C.Hom.
email: LEWRA@aol.com _______________________________
DISCLAIMER
The products and the claims made about specific products on or through this site have not been evaluated by the United States Food and Drug Administration and are not approved to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. You should consult with a healthcare professional before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem. The content of this website is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as a replacement for medical advice. Do not disregard or delay seeking medical advice because of something that you have read here. Elaine Lewis assumes no liability or responsibility for self-medication carried out by any person based on information gleaned from this website.
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