
Government officials in Colombo have just announced that they will be using homeopathy for the treatment and prevention of dengue fever in high risk areas. Local residents have welcomed the news. Homeopathy is used as a safe, simple and low cost option in the management of this disease. Early symptoms of dengue fever consist of…
Abha Light And Malaria Homeoprophylaxis (The following paper was presented at the Cuban Nosodes 2008 International Conference by Didi Ananda Ruchira, DIHom, ND, FKIAM, KSoH, of the Abha Light Foundation.) In Kenya, Abha Light Foundation has been working in the fields of malaria and HIV for 10 years, treating with homeopathy and natural medicines. After…
(The following paper was presented at the Cuban Nosodes 2008 International Conference by Didi Ananda Ruchira, DIHom, ND, FKIAM, KSoH, of the Abha Light Foundation.) Malaria is the world’s dominant parasitic infection. Each year 350-500 million cases of malaria occur worldwide, and over one million people die, most of them young children in sub- Saharan…
Note: Incomplete compilation. More comments and references to be added to this page in coming days. Can homeopathy safely protect against infectious and epidemic diseases? Any homeopathic remedy can be used for treatment or prevention when the relevant symptomatology is known. Historical records and accounts of medical practitioners from the great epidemics speak of homeopathy’s…
(From: J. Winston. 1999. The Faces of Homeopathy. Great Auk Publishing. Wellington: New Zealand.)It is hard to imagine the devastation caused by the flu epidemic of 1918-19. People who lived through it reported that someone who was up and well in the morning could be dead by evening. It was about as deadly as the…
Just like us, animals are prone to a range of infectious and epidemic diseases. Cows are regularly troubled by mastitis (udder infections); cattle, sheep, goats and pigs catch the highly contagious foot and mouth disease; dogs can be infected with distemper and kennel cough, and cats by feline AIDS and chlamydia. The list goes on…