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Darwin used homeopathy on plants
Green beans are not the only plants that can experiment on with homeopathy – any plant will do as Darwin discovered in his own experiments. Read how Darwin’s life was probably saved by homeopathy, which then led to him conducting his own homeopathic plant experiments. More Information: Darwin used homeopathy on plants
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Avoid computer eye strain with homeopathy
Ruta graveolens is a homeopathic remedy commonly used for eye-strain. Dr Edward Kondrot refers to it specifically in this interview – along six other simple measures to help with the problem. But that’s not all Ruta does – it also reduces and treats shin nodules following bumps, and symptoms from sprained or overused tendons –…
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Homeopathy in Scotland – patients compelling, doctors vehement
The Scotsman reports there is a huge variation in spending on homeopathic treatment across the country with Scottish Conservatives, in the interests of equality of access to the therapy, calling for funding issues to be resolved once and for all. Their health spokesman says: “We need a proper debate on the merits of the treatment…
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Homeopathy – Why are they so worried?
On the 16th October The National, a Canadian TV news show, ran a story titled, “Worries about homeopathic treatments”. Homeopaths watched the biased, inaccurate and misleading report in disbelief. The equally concerned Canadian Consumers Centre for Homeopathy (CCCH) now asks you to contact The National to register your complaints about: No homeopath being on camera,…
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Flu patients happier with homeopathic treatment
During the 2009-2010 flu season, researchers in France studied the management and characteristics of 461 patients who visited allopathic (conventional) doctors and homeopathic doctors for the treatment of their flu. The study, published in The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, concluded that with or without conventional treatment, homeopathy is also widely accepted throughout France…
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J.D. Salinger Loves Homeopathy
Did you know J.D. Salinger, author of Catcher in the Rye, was a competent and passionate user of homeopathic remedies? He was just one of many literary greats to do so.
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Why is homeopathy controversial?
Why is homeopathy controversial? According to Larisa Klein it’s because no molecules of the original substance are usually found in the homeopathic remedy. In response to this controversy Larisa covers some of the current theories for why homeopathic remedies work – theories around quantum physics, entanglement, water memory and more. Read her introductory information on…
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Homeopathy for late-stage Lyme disease
     Susanne Saltzman, MD, discusses Lyme disease and how homeopathy returns many patients to health when conventional treatment hasn’t. She says, “As a homeopathic practitioner, I have had great success treating post-Lyme syndrome patients. In most cases, symptoms completely resolve within 6 weeks of the correct constitutional remedy. In the case of a boy with later-stage…
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Landmark debate: Homeopathy – mere placebo or great medicine?
In November 2012 a landmark debate took place between a skeptic and a homeopath. Dr. Joe Schwarcz, Director of McGill Office for Science and Society and Dr. André Saine, Dean of the Canadian Academy of Homeopathy, faced off over, Homeopathy: Mere Placebo or Great Medicine? You can listen to it here. – http://www.homeopathy.ca/debates_2012-11-27.shtml Equally interesting…
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Cancer cells commit suicide with homeopathic remedy
We have linked to numerous studies and reports in recent times about the effect of homeopathic remedies on cancers and cancer cell lines. In this latest research, cancer cells in white mice committed suicide by apoptosis when they were given the homeopathic remedy Calcarea carbonica (Calc-c). The interesting and educational part of this research is…
