How it began
In my youth I graduated, fairly painlessly, from the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Brno University of Technology and became an engineer. Soon afterwards I married and moved to Prague, jingled my keys on Wenceslas Square during the Velvet Revolution, and within four years gave birth to four beautiful little girls. It was only with the children that I realised that mechanical engineering is fine, but on maternity leave it was of little use to me. What good was it that I could calculate the deflection of a beam when I needed to give the children something for a cough, a fever, a rash…

So I started searching. The usual cough syrups and paracetamol did not satisfy my longing for healthy children and undisturbed sleep. Fortunately, I managed to discover one of the first doctors who had begun to prescribe homeopathic remedies.
My own experience
We coped with the first colds far better with homeopathy than before without it, and the children became healthier. Then a book by Jiří Čehovský came into my hands, from which I learned what homeopathy actually is, how it works, and that one must always give only a single remedy at a time. The result was a real miracle — a child who had previously had eczema all over its body was suddenly free of any rash!
An even greater surprise for me was when I managed to find a remedy for myself in the book. After four births I was, to put it mildly, without energy; my head and back ached. Then I ate three small sugar pills of my remedy — and I wish you could experience that miracle!
It is indescribable. As if someone had given you back your former energy, freed you from pain and returned your zest for life.
The path to my profession
I knew at once that this was what I wanted to do — to return people’s health, energy and zest for life to them. I became completely devoted to homeopathy, graduated from the Homeopathic Academy, then completed a three-year postgraduate course with Will Taylor, attended all the available seminars of the best homeopaths in the world and went on an internship to India. I have been treating people with enthusiasm ever since.
