Free and Healthy Children International

Welcome to Free and Healthy Children International

Welcome to Free and Healthy Children International, your access point for Homeoprophylaxis (HP) and source for knowledgeable Certified Homeoprophylaxis Practitioners.

Our HP programs:

Childhood HP Program
Custom/Single Disease HP Program
Travel HP Program

All of our HP programs are available thru our HP Supervisors, with Membership to Free and Healthy Children international (FHCi)

The childhood HP Program consists of:

Family Membership with FHCi
Access to and Initial Consultation with a FHCi certified Homeoprophylaxis Supervisor and support thorough intermittent telephone calls or text for the duration of the HP program.
HP Program Booklet, includes directions for the Childhood HP Program, basic homeopathy terminology, and the Prophylaxis Record sheet.
HP Remedy Kit with sufficient remedy doses for 44 months of Homeoprophylaxis.

What to Expect
The goal of HP is to give the developing immune system a mild immunological stimulation towards a variety of infectious disease processes using homeopathic nosodes.

A nosode is a homeopathically attenuated, ultra-diluted preparation of a pure disease agent, infused on to sucrose pellets. No adjuvants, preservatives or any other ingredients. As there is no actual disease agent in the nosode, infection with the disease from the nosode is NOT possible. In addition there is no shedding of any virus to others.

Each child responds to this stimulation in her/his own way, based on their unique susceptibility. A normal immune response can include fever, fussiness, and discharge based on the symptom characteristics of the nosode given.

It is normal for the mini-immunological expression of the general, innate immune system to pass on its own within 12-24 hours of taking the remedy. This immunological rehearsal, or education process, is what builds immunity.

While the FHCi HP program is designed to be self-administered, and HP is relatively simple for parents to give to their children, occasionally the immunological response activated by a remedy lasts longer than 12-24 hours. In these cases additional homeopathic support is required. Families registered with an FHCi Supervisor are given guidance for the duration of the program and counseled in the event that additional remedies are needed. These consultations are included in the HP Program as ongoing support.

FHCi has developed its program in such a way as to ensure that every child undertaking the HP Program has open access to a homeopath and the HP Remedies/Nosodes.

Why Choose an FHCi-Certified Supervisor?
At Free and Healthy Children International (FHCi), we believe that a well-trained homeopath makes the best homeoprophylaxis (HP) provider. The HP Supervisors certified by FHCi have received comprehensive training in the use and action of homeopathic remedies in general.

In addition, they have completed required coursework which allows them to offer the FHCi homeoprophylaxis program as a specialty within their individual homeopathic practices. Homeopaths who have completed this training are able to assist their HP Families with any questions for the duration of the HP Program. Our trained HP Supervisors are eligible to use the C.HP credential.

FHCi is a private membership organization. This means that HP Supervisors provide access to HP for HP Family Members in a member to member relationship. Learn more here.

Historical Foundation of Homeoprophylaxis
For over 200 years, in many cities and countries around the world, practitioners of homeopathy have been treating and preventing infectious disease.

Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the Founder of Homeopathy, first became aware of the mode of disease prevention in 1801 through his use of Belladonna for scarlet fever.[i] Since then, homeopathy has been used to treat and prevent all forms of infectious disease from the likes of childhood illness, to epidemics of polio,[ii] influenza,[iii] meningitis,[iv] dengue, and [v] leptospirosis,[vi] coronavirus [vii] and others.

We are a private Membership Association