Converse of object

• try: I think a much better approach would be to try homeopathy.

• use: If there is a sickness in the show we will use homeopathy before we perform surgery.

• say: Anybody who doesn't happen to know this would think she's saying homeopathy has been shown to have some effect.

• include: Our range includes homeopathy, herbal flower essence products and a range of natrual training aids and treats.

• study: Lorenzen introduced Emoto to a Magnetic Resonance Analyzer, which was developed to study homeopathy.

• do: I had been to several training modules at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital in London and was getting keen to do more homeopathy.

Preposition: as

• medicine: I was recommended to see a conventional doctor who practiced homeopathy as complimentary medicine ( with conventional medicine ).

Adjective modifier

• classical: Classical homeopathy uses very few remedies at one time - mixing them up or using too much can negate the effects.

• veterinary: Veterinary homeopathy uses the human remedies in exactly the same way.

Modifies a noun

• work: Established by a German doctor 200 years ago, homeopathy works with your body's natural ability to heal itself.

• group: Two of these three trials reported positive results for homeopathy groups.

• remedy: Free News Magazine - get 6 free issues of the week Free Wigmore Book - free book worth £ 2.99 on homeopathy remedies.

• help: Homeopathy Help For Hay Fever: Beat the irritation of hay fever with homeopathy remedies.

• treatment: I'm also on homeopathy treatments and I think it's helping but at a very slower rate.

Noun used with modifier

• word: The word homeopathy derives from the Greek ' homoios ' , meaning similar, and ' pathos ' , meaning suffering.

• practice: We practice homeopathy, herbal medicine, acupuncture and many other therapies.

• NHS: We Need More Funding Things often forgotten or unconsidered when we think of NHS funding homeopathy.

Preposition: in

• treatment: The evaluation of homeopathy in the treatment of childhood upper respiratory tract infections.

Preposition: for

• treatment: I was introduced to homeopathy for treatment but I decided I wanted to study something for myself.