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Egyptian Children with Asthma
A recent individualised study assessed the homeopathic treatment of 30 children with asthma. Each child received individualised treatment with single remedy prescriptions. See the results!Â
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Homeopathy Critic, Ernst, Accused of Disinformation
How can homeopathy be discredited? By discarding 98% of homeopathic trials, focussing on the negative 2%, and replacing real data with virtual data says a leading medical scientist.
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The Vital Force in Existent Medical Paradigm
Uta Mittelstadt explores the Vital Force (the energy that sustains life), and how it’s fallen out of favour in conventional medicine, yet is so important in homeopathy.
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Drugs and Alcohol withdrawal helped by Homeopathy
Homeopathy eases immediate withdrawal symptoms and treats the underlying cause – inherited, acquired, or emotional. But which remedies?Â
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Homeopathy for Sweating Problems
Dr Sharma has written a comprehensive article on sweat, but of most interest may be some of the “rubrics” – symptoms and related remedies – he has listed at the bottom.
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Study: Homeopathy for Thalassaemia Patients
Thalassaemia sufferers improved on several fronts when homeopathic remedies were used as part of their treatment.Â
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Ed & Liz: Homeopathy, Science and Scientism
What’s the difference between science and scientism – and how do they relate to the discourse on homeopathy?
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Haitians use Homeopathy for Chikungunya
Homeopathic graduates report they are managing this disease with homeopathy – both in treatment and prevention. Read their full report in Homeopathy Without Borders’ latest newsletter, as well as the reasons for the remedies they have chosen.
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Literary Greats for Homeopathy
A number of well-known historical authors from the UK either wrote about, or used, homeopathy. This extract tells who, when, where and why. Fascinating!Â
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J.D. Salinger Loves Homeopathy
Did you know J.D. Salinger, author of Catcher in the Rye, was a competent and passionate user of homeopathic remedies? He was just one of many literary greats to do so.
