Stress Reduction - Homeopathic Treatment – ISOMOOD FAQs

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Why is ISOMOOD™ different to other homeopathy or other complementary medicines?

ISOMOOD™ uses a totally new concept in treatment of predetermined toxic chemical action.  This is done by using homeopathic treatment preparations of mirror image molecules of the toxic chemicals in question.  Extensive literature searches by the World Intellectual Property Organisation and the United States Patent Office have failed to show this process as ever having been done in the past.


Can ISOMOOD™ be taken with other medications?

ISOMOOD™ can be taken with other medications.  Up to the present time there is no evidence of adverse medication interactions.

Will other medications impact the effects of ISOMOOD™?

It has been reported in homeopathy that other medications or pharmaceuticals may interfere with homeopathic treatment.  This statement has not been proven.

ISOMOOD™ may be taken concurrently with other herbal or nutritional medicine products including vitamins or minerals.  In fact, such use is probably a good idea.

Will ISOMOOD™ impact the effects of other medications?

In 200 years of use, homeopathy has not been demonstrated adversely impact the effects of other medications or pharmaceuticals.

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How fast does it work?

Clinically, the stress reduction effects of ISOMOOD™ appear to become obvious after 2-4 weeks.

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Can you become addicted to ISOMOOD™?

There is no evidence that homeopathy, including ISOMOOD™ , has the capacity to cause physical addiction.

Can you overdose on ISOMOOD™?

The simple answer is no. ISOMOOD™ is sold in 25ml bottles containing 25% ethanol alcohol.  If one were to drink multiple bottles then alcohol intoxication would result.

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Does ISOMOOD™contain gluten?

ISOMOOD™ does not contain gluten.

Does ISOMOOD™contain lactose?

ISOMOOD™ does not contain lactose.

Does ISOMOOD™ contain wheat?

ISOMOOD™ does not contain wheat.

Does ISOMOOD™ contain dairy?

ISOMOOD™ does not contain dairy.

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Can ISOMOOD™ be used by diabetics?

ISOMOOD™ may be used in diabetes.

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How long can you keep using ISOMOOD™ for?

Clinical experience is that ISOMOOD™ can be used indefinitely.  However, if stress reduction is not noted within 1-2 months, then there is no point in continuing its use.

How often should you keep taking ISOMOOD™ after you’re feeling better?

You can stop ISOMOOD™ if you are feeling better and notice stress reduction.  However, if the drivers of daily stress leading to feelings of anxiety, nervous tension and moodiness have been not been successfully resolved, then it would be appropriate to take steps to resolve these first.  This could be done in conjunction with friends, family and healthcare workers.

What you need to do if you forget to take ISOMOOD™?

If you forget to take ISOMOOD™ just continue with regular dosing as if you had not forgotten to take it.  It is not necessary to take a catch up dose.

How do I store ISOMOOD™?

Store ISOMOOD™ at less than 30°C, out of direct sunlight.

Does ISOMOOD™ have a use by date?

Use by date is printed on the bottle.   This is 5 years from date of manufacture.

Should ISOMOOD™ be taken with food?

ISOMOOD™ is best taken at least 1-2 hours before or after food.

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Can ISOMOOD™ be used when pregnant?

In its 200 year history, homeopathy has not been shown to be unsafe in pregnancy.  If you are feeling psychologically distressed in pregnancy and feel you would benefit from some kind of stress reduction treatment, it would be best to discuss your homeopathic treatment with your doctor or healthcare worker.

Can ISOMOOD™ be used when breastfeeding?

In its 200 year history, homeopathy has not been shown to be unsafe in breastfeeding. If you feel psychologically distressed after child birth it would be best to discuss your homeopathic treatment with your doctor or healthcare worker.


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