
The Medicines Act is being simplified, which could adversely affect your access to homoeopathic medicines within the UK. If the government endorses the current proposals of the MHRA, the following could occur: 1. You would no longer be able to get homeopathic medicines by telephone or online. 2. Homoeopaths would no longer be able to…
Speak out now, or lose your freedom!” are the opening words of an excellent article from Gaia Health. Heidi explains why UK consumers must act against a back door move to limit their access to homeopathic remedies and why remedies cannot – and should not – be regulated in the same manner as conventional medicines.…
The struggle to put a lid on homeopathy continues in this UK face-off. The two “for and against” writers in this article have very different perspectives: one has homeopathic qualifications and speaks from years of practical experience, the other doesn’t. Can you spot who’s who? More Information: http://now-here-this.timeout.com/2012/05/06/face-off-should-the-nhs-fund-homeopathic-treatments/
Science can’t, yet, tell us exactly how homeopathy works – and skeptics point to this – but it also can’t tell us exactly how anaesthesia works, and yet, it does.
People and countries save money when they use homeopathy – several studies have shown that it improves health and reduces the need for medications and other treatments where conventional medicine has not been able to help. Now, a recent Swiss Government report confirms it. Dana Ullman, in an article with the Huffington Post says: “In…
Have you had a chance to look at the Swiss government report into homeopathy yet? It’s comprehensive – and big … 300 pages long. Here are just some of its findings: 1. Twenty-nine studies for upper respiratory tract infections/ allergic reactions were looked at in which twenty-four showed a positive result in favour of homeopathy.…
After the flawed draft statement on homeopathy that was released last year, the NHMRC is to invite practising homeopaths and the Australian community to consider a revised draft statement and provide feedback from early to mid 2012. (NHMRC: Complementary Medicines – Homeopathy) This is a welcome change in policy but if the new draft is to…