Seminar Video Samples

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3 Sisters

Try to figure out these three sisters' constitutional remedies? You are welcome to email me back to double check your answer.

Roxanne on left (Carcinosin) and Kailee on right (Pulsatilla)

Roxanne and Kailee are sisters. Roxanne's constitutional remedy is Carcinosin, and Kailee's constitutional remedy is Pulsatilla. Both of their constitutions are in the "soft and sweet" category. Because they are sisters, and know each other very well, they are able to explain the similarities and the differences between their constitutions in great depth. Enjoy!

Phosphorus comes in different body types...

Cindy and Karen

Phosphorus comes in any height and weight; thin and obese, short and tall, and any combination thereof. Behaviorally speaking, the more large and overweight the Phosphorus individual, the more relaxed and warm she tends to be. The thinner she is, the tighter and less expansive her energy is. The thinner Phosphorus has clearer boundaries. (Excerpt from "Visual Homeopathy".)

From left to right: Nux vomica - Cal carb - Phosphorus

This video is a sample of the kind of video the students watch in the Visual Homeopathy seminars. The students find the "group" videos particularly useful. For example, the following video is on three of the most common constitutional types- Nux vomica (Ken), Calcarea carbonia (Nancy, lady in middle), and Phosphorus (Karen, lady on the right). These three remedies are selected here to represent the three categories we cover in the Visual Homeopathy seminar: Nux vomica is from the "angry/irritable" category, Calc carb is from "the others" category, and Phosphorus is from the "soft and sweet" category. (Refer to the "What is Visual Homeopathy?" page for more information on these categories.)

I believe that it’s in carefully watching such interactions that you can truly learn what is meant by a particular trait in a remedy.

From left to right: Ignatia - Lachesis - Nux vomica - Causticum

This video is another sample group video for Dr. Sharif's seminar.

Dana (Carcinosin) and Jim (Phosphorus)

Dana and Jim belong to the "Soft and Sweet" category. The remedies most often found in this category are Carcinosin, Phosphorus and Pulsatilla. Refer to the Seminar Notes on this website on the correlation between hair color and constitutional type.

Kimberly's constitutional remedy is Pulsatilla

Heather's constitutional remedy is Causticum

In this video, Heather talks about how EFT (or Meridian Tapping) helped eliminate her cravings for sweets.

Rebecca's constitutional remedy is Calc carb

Cynthia's constitutional remedy is Sepia.

EFT can help you lose your sugar cravings, resulting in weight loss.

Following is a list of famous individuals and their suspected constitutional remedy. Note: This list will be continuously updated as time permits.

Alexis Bledel -- Carcinosin (Sweet woman with the Greek X-boyfriend in the movie “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2”)
Amber Tamblyn -- Ignatia (Cranky woman in the movie “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2)
Anthony LaPaglia -- Nux vomica (Main male character, the FBI agent Jack Malone on the American TV series "Without a Trace")
Blake Lively -- Phosphorus (Blond, adventurous woman in the movie “Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2)
Brad Pitt -- Mehorrhinum
Catherine O’Hara -- Ignatia
Colin Firth -- Natrum muriaticum (Father in “Nanny McPhee”)
Diane Sawyer -- Ignatia (Anchor of ABC’s “World News”)
Dr. Oz -- Nux vomica
Golden Girls actresses:
----- Estelle Getty plays Sophia, the grandmother -- Silica.
----- Betty White plays Rose, the naive one -- Pulsatilla.
Jake Gyllenhaal -- Phosphorus (Main character in “Prince of Persia, The Sands of Time”)
Jonah Hill -- Pulsatilla (In the movie “Let Him to the Greek,” Jonah Hill chaperons Aldous Snow, the singer)
Julia Roberts -- Phosphorus
Kathy Bates -- Ignatia
Leonardo DiCaprio -- Medorrhinum (Main male actor in the movie Titanic)
Matthew Fox -- Staphysagria (Jack Shephard in the TV series “Lost”)
Matthew Gray Gubler -- Sulphur (Plays Dr. Reid in TV series "Criminal Minds"; If he is not Sulphur, he is certainly acting very well like one.)
Michelle Rodriguez -- Nux vomica
Pilot in the TV series “Lost” -- Phosphorus
Progressive Insurance lady -- Ignatia
Queen Latifah -- Sepia (The main character in the movie “Just Wright”)
Russel Crowe -- Natrum muriaticum (Main character in the movie “Robin Hood”)
Sandra Bullock -- Sepia
Sylvester Stallone -- Sepia (Note: Sandra Bullock and Sylvester Stallone both play in the movie "Demolition Man".)
Woody Allen -- Pulsatilla

In the animated movie, "how to train your dragon", the father is Calc carb, and the boy is Silica.