
Researchers wanted to test if Arnica worked as well or better than diclofenac sodium following surgery for bunions. The research showed that Arnica was better tolerated, better for patient mobility, just as good for wound inflammation and redness but not as good for pain control – though neither group needed additional pain relief throughout the…
This paper discusses the similarity between research in developing nanoparticle and nanovesicle cancer vaccines and the presence of nanoparticles and bubbles within homeopathic remedies already used with success in a protocol for cancer treatment in India and elsewhere. The research team suggests that the overlap between the two approaches could provide fertile ground for advances…
In a move that has significant implications for the understanding of how homeopathy works, virologist and Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier has left France to pursue his high dilution research in China. This has shocked many from the scientific community who still hold that homeopathy’s ‘memory of water’ concept is implausible. But Montagnier, who has already…
“Infectious diseases are still the bane of humanity, particularly in the developing world. Anything which appears to reduce infection rates in a potentially fatal infection, particularly when it can be prepared and delivered quickly, safely and cost effectively, has to be taken seriously and studied further.” So says Dr Sarah Eames, President of the British…
Research from the University of Verona in Italy shows how human basophils (a type of white blood cell) react to homeopathic remedies
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…
A New Zealand reported that the use of homoeopathy was ‘thriving’. The researchers gave self-reporting questionnaires at random to patients waiting in their GP’s surgeries. They were asked, among other things: What conditions they had used homoeopathy for, and Whether they believed it had helped. With the survey being conducted in doctor’s waiting rooms, the…