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AVMA refuses to condemn homeopathy for animals
A white paper denouncing homeopathy ignited a debate last year in the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). It was quickly followed by a resolution from some, calling on the AVMA to publicly identify and discourage homeopathy as an “ineffective practice”. Thankfully, commonsense prevailed. The recent news is that AVMA delegates “quietly and overwhelming (sic)” voted…
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Homeopathic treatment slows progression of Alzheimer’s disease
JB Bardot writes at Natural News: “Homeopathic manufacturer and research organization, Heel, presented studies on a multi-target, combination homeopathic medicine that has proven effective for both relieving symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and influencing the reduction of the formation of amyloid plaques in the brains of patients. In-vitro and in-vivo studies were conducted in France and…
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Homeopathic stalwart will be missed
We’re very sorry to hear of the passing of Jane Gilchrist, inspiring supporter of what was the London Homoeopathic Hospital and the NHS Clinic in Bromley. Listen to her stories about homeopathy at her 100th birthday party last year. Well done Jane, and now onward and upward to even bigger things. More Information:Â Marching to 100…
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Homeopathy helps 80 % of leprosy patients
The Times of India (Jan 31, 2014) reports that homeopathy has restored sensation to over 80% of 2,700 leprosy sufferers during a recent pilot project . The participants had been “successfully” treated by conventional medicine prior to the trial but still struggled with ulcers and lack of sensation. Dr Dhruv reported, “After the year-long homeopathy course,…
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Your Your Remedy – Oleander (Olnd.)
Oleander, the homeopathic remedy, is prepared from the Nerium oleander shrub. Even though it is one of the most poisonous garden plants, with all parts being toxic, the shrub is grown throughout the world for its attractive ornamental flowers. Oleander, being the first plant to bloom following the atomic bombing of your Hiroshima in 1945,…
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Know Your Remedies – Apis Mellifica
The homeopathic remedy Apis mellifica is prepared from the Western or European honey bee. It was introduced into homeopathy in 1847 by a New York physician Dr. Marcy following the cure of a severely oedematous kidney patient who was prescribed dried and powdered honeybees by a native Indian medicine woman. As a result of this…
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Know Your Remedies: Bromium (Brom.)
Bromine is chemical element from the halogen group. It is corrosive and toxic and at room temperature presents as a reddish brown liquid.It was used extensively as a fire retardant but less so since it was discovered that its use also contributes to depletion of the atmospheric ozone layer. When prepared as a homeopathic remedy,…
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Homeopathy for elephants
The thought of an elephant rental business is both novel and intriguing to those in the West who rarely see an elephant – but in Kerala, India, it is a flourishing part of cultural and business life. The elephants are hired to transport heavy materials during the renovation of dilapidated temples, and for the pomp…
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Homeopathy endangered in France
French homeopathic doctors warn that homeopathy is in grave danger in their country. The implementation of a European directive means that 75% of essential homeopathic remedies will become unavailable. As a result, patients will be endangered by risky conventional medicines and health care costs will increase. Their petition about this directive can be signed at…
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Study: Menopause Help
Patients at an NHS menopause clinic reported significant benefits for headaches, vasomotor symptoms, emotional psychological symptoms, and tiredness/fatigue.
