Study: Breast Cancer Research
A study published in the International Journal of Oncology showed that homeopathic remedies have a similar action to chemotherapy but with none of their toxicity.
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Study: Homeopathic and Conventional High Blood Pressure Treatment Compared
The NAHI, conducted a study in 2014 that compared the short-term effects on blood pressure of homeopathic Veratrum viride with a common allopathic antihypertensive drug, Atenolol.
Study: Psoriasis and Co-existing Diseases Improve with Homeopathy
82 adults with long-term chronic psoriasis were enrolled in study to examine the effects of homeopathic treatment on their psoriasis and other co-existing diseases they experienced.
Identification of Preventative Remedy for Dengue Outbreak
During a 2018 Dengue fever outbreak, researchers identified Arsenicum album as the genus epidemicus (key homeopathic remedy for that particular outbreak) to control its spread.
Research: Homeopathic Remedies Effective Against Melanoma?
“Brazilian scientists repeatedly demonstrated in 2009 research that potentised remedies reduced and controlled the spread of melanoma tumours.”
Survey: Nosodes and how they’re used by homeopaths
Nosodes are homeopathic remedies prepared from disease-producing bacteria and viruses, or diseased tissue, fluid or discharge. But, how are they being used in practice?
What Happens When 829 Patients are Treated with Homeopathy?
“Conditions which improved significantly with homeopathic treatment were rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, eczema, asthma, anxiety, depression…” and more.
Video: Trial Design Challenges in Homeopathic Medical Research
Join Dr Elizabeth Thomson as she looks at trial design, randomized control trials, and the concept of placebo effect in relation to homeopathy.
Study: Comparison of Two Homeopathic Complexes in the Prevention of Childhood URTIs
A complex (combination) homeopathic product was compared with another complex product to examine its effectiveness in preventing recurrent URTIs in children.