It is becoming more well known that the degree of dysbiosis in the human microbiome correlates with the severity of various diseases including metabolic dysfunction, obesity, malnutrition, diabetes, and chronic inflammatory diseases like ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease. The overuse of antibiotics for common illnesses has been recognized as a contributor to this dysbiosis and unnecessary use of antibiotics has been identified as a long-term problem in medicine. Homeopaths have long used remedies to address diseases like strep throat, ear infections, UTIs, and more without the need for antibiotics. This lecture will look at how to rethink the purpose of the symptoms and help interpret the reason for a streptococcus infection to find the similimum and support the microbiome towards heath.