“2018 has seen intense activity by HRI’s Rachel Roberts and Dr Alexander Tournier in countering misrepresentation and distortion of the evidence base on homeopathy …”.

” …52.7% of Spaniards thought homeopathy was effective and that those most convinced of its benefits were also the most educated.” So, why a new review?

Homeopathy is not ‘one-size-fits-all’. This is explained by the case of a young man who felt sick after taking Oscillococcinum, and by a woman with headaches after taking a complex.

“Anything that contradicts these theories is considered unscientific and denied by prejudice, regardless of the direction in which the empirical findings point.” 

Brussels rejects Spain’s request: “The current framework finds a balance between guaranteeing quality and safety and informing consumers, including healthcare professionals,”

According to this article, “… there are several scientific studies published in peer-reviewed medical journals that have confirmed Oscillococcinum’s efficacy”.

19 studies (scarlet fever, typhus fever, Cholera, Dengue, meningococcal, influenza and Leptospirosis) have shown the protective effects of homeopathy. Read more | Comment

The current NHMRC Homeopathy Report affects the lives and health of us all so why did the NHMRC quietly hide the first report? It’s time for scientific integrity – release that first report!