
Read the Daily Mail’s article in which they report the experiences of medical homeopaths who travelled to Liberia to help with the Ebola crisis, and discuss the claim that WHO “torpedoed” their efforts treat Ebola virus patients with homeopathy. While the Daily Mail is often criticised for its sensational stories, and though it clearly has…
Copies of the petition and its information were sent to the Governments of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea by registered express mail. Tracking shows that Guinea received their document at the Guinea Embassy in the United States on 3rd November, and that documents for Sierra Leone and Liberia have reached these countries and are assumed…
A lot can happen in a week and no one can tell you that more than Steffan Browning. Last week we reported that the New Zealand politician was in hot water for signing our Test Homeopathy for Ebola petition. You can read about the fuss and the petition here: Politicians “barking mad” over Homeopathy for…
It is said that, on average, a person will fracture a bone twice in their lifetime. Radiological examination, usually in the form of an x-ray, is used to guide to treatment – whether it is by a simple sling, plaster or surgery. The problem with any form of radiation, necessary as it may be, is…
New Zealand Green MP Stefan Browning recently said that health officials should consider homeopathy for the Ebola virus. He also signed the Test Homeopathy for Ebola petition, shared it on his Facebook page, encouraged others to do likewise … and ended up in a whole lot of trouble. New Zealand Prime Minister John Key said…
They are the two most controversial subjects on Wikipedia in the English speaking world. Regarding homeopathy, one of the reasons is that anti-homeopathy skeptics have been encouraged to “squat” on its page and manipulate its editing no matter how much correct information homeopathic experts and authorities try to place there. The result? Wikipedia’s original mission…
For more than 40 years, experiments have been conducted with homeopathy for plant development and growth. One of the latest research papers looks at the effect of homeopathically prepared fertilisers. Do they work? Yes, and abundantly. Once again, the homeopathic principle of ‘minimum dose’ is important. Fruit trees performed best if watered with the fertiliser…
Homeopaths love homeopathy, but Tracy Kolenchuk thinks homeopathic consumers should love their homeopaths – and she has come up with ten reasons why. She covers things such as health, money, science, and more. Who or what do you think is the miracle worker? Should we celebrate homeopaths or just good old homeopathy? More Information: Ten reason…