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Katie K Cunha CPH

CPH: Certified Professional Homeopath

Katie received her certification from Caduceus Institute of Classical Homeopathy (2017) in Acute Homeotherapeutics, CFH (Certificate in Foundational Homeopathy) in 2018 and full CPH (Certificate in Professional Homeopathy) in 2020. Here is graduate page for the school attended: http://www.homeopathytraining.org/graduates/

Katie also uses a powerful program called Homeopathic Detoxification Therapy (HDT) designed by Ton Jansen (Dutch Homeopath/Author). She has helped hundreds of people heal and trained many other homeopaths that have successful businesses today. 

She has been using natural medicine for over 17 years; supplements, vitamins, organic food and essential oils. She has gone to Naturopaths, Osteopaths, Holistic doctors, Acupuncturists and Chiropractors. Katie has always had horrible allergies, asthma, chronic neck and back pain, hormonal imbalance and digestive issues for most of her life. When she started using more natural products, eating clean and staying away from Pharmaceutical drugs, her health improved, but her issues never went away completely. When she would get off of the supplements, stop the Chiropractic, or eat bad foods, symptoms would return. When she discovered Homeopathy, Katie realized a whole new level of health. After 2 years of healing, all of my original issues had been resolved. I don’t have to eat a special diet, spend thousands on vitamins, or supplements either to maintain (even though we eat very clean and take some immune boosting supplements) .

 

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