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Homeopathy, Haiti, and Chikungunya
Homeopaths Without Borders (HWB) is heading back to Haiti, which is still in the middle of a Chikungunya epidemic (see our article on how first-responder homeopathic graduates report they have been treating and preventing this disease with homeopathy: https://homeopathyplus.com/haitians-use-homeopathy-for-chikungunya/) The HWB organisation continues to work closely with these graduates to collect data from the epidemic.…
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Report says homeopathy treats birth disorders
HEADLINE: Homeopathy can treat birth disorders: study. 72% cured : 200 cases in Mumbai, Europe were studied for up to 7 yrs We are still waiting for further information on this study reported by the Hindustan Times (June 2) but these sorts of improvements are frequently seen by homeopaths who work in the area of behavioural and…
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Homeopathy changes brain activity
Researchers, using an electroencephalogram (EEG), have measured changes in brain activity after test subjects were given a homeopathic remedy for stress. The changes were similar to those seen with related pharmacological drugs, but when the dose was halved, an even stronger response was recorded. Changes took place within an hour and peaked at two to…
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History of Australian Homeopathy
The Centre for Australian Homeopathic History has done a wonderful job in curating the letters, documents, and images of the early days of down-under homeopathy. Read of free clinics for the poor, homeopathic pharmacies, the struggles between homeopathic and orthodox doctors, and the demise of Australia’s homeopathic hospitals when, without access to homeopathic education, graduating…
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Heel to focus on core homeopathy markets
Heel, a homeopathy pharmaceutical company employing 1,400 people worldwide, will close its business activities in the United States and Canada on August 31, 2014. For many years Heel has promoted the concept of improved patient health care through the integration if homeopathic and conventional medicine, but following legal challenges backed by skeptic groups now says:…
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Belgians can no longer access traditional or classical homeopathy
And they’re not happy! A recent ECCH report describes how an unrepresentative Belgian Government Commission has effectively disenfranchised the Belgian people by removing their access to traditional and well-trained homeopathic treatment. The ECCH says in part, “This practically reduces the practice of homeopathy to ‘clinical homeopathy’ based only on a medical diagnosis, and leaves no room…
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Homeopathy in paediatric oncology
According to 2011 research, homeopathy is the most often used complementary therapy during the treatment of childhood cancer in Germany. Parents from the study said they had used homeopathy previously and would recommend it to other families in a similar situation. Compared to other complementary therapies, user satisfaction for homeopathy was rated as very high.…
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Homeopathy for Menopause
A report found that 81% of the women referred to the UK Sheffield NHS Community Menopause reported improvement. This was of course after homeopathy!
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Homoeopathic management of Gynecological disorders
Dr Sarkar discusses common remedies for menstrual difficulties, fertility issues, pregnancy problems, post-partum depression, and menopause. When asking the question, “What problems can be treated?”, Dr Tribid Sarkar says, “Almost any affliction!” and then lists: Physical – anaemia, chloasma (skin pigmentation), chronic fatigue, constipation, cystitis, genital warts, gestational diabetes, growths, hemorrhage, herpes, hot flashes, IBS,…
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Which Performers Speak Highly of Homeopathy?
Sir Yehudi Menuhin, Dizzy Gillespie, Ravi Shankar, Tina Turner, Paul McCartney, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, and Cher for starters. Sir Yehudi Menuhin said, “Homeopathy is one of the rare medical approaches which carries no penalties–only benefits.” Dizzy Galespie said, “I’ve had two revelations in my life. The first was bebop; the second was homeopathy.” And…
