I understand your concern but, in schizophrenia, some drug therapy is
mandatory, and must be taken regularly and precisely.
Until now, there is no clinical evidence about the effectiveness of
homeopathy, or Bach flowers therapy, in the treatment of schizophrenia.
Instead, neuroleptics are still the best and most effective option in
drug treatment.
They relieve the positive (delusions and hallucinations) and negative
(affective flattening, apathy, mutism, motor impairment) symptoms of
schizophrenia giving patients a better understanding of their disease and
a deeper self-consciousness and thus they contribute to allow patients a
better life quality. Of course they have some side effects, but these
effects can be reduced to a minimum by using the latest products at the minimum effective dose.
If you are bothered by some of this side effects, you'd better see
your community care psychiatrist and ask him how you could modify your
drug therapy towards a better compliance with less side effects.
Don't forget that a better co-operation between patient and doctor
will give better results in terms of symptom relief and less side
effects.