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Homeopathy: Proof from scientists about how it might work

With thanks to WDDTY (What the Doctors Don’t Tell You) and the Guardian 19.12.07:

Scientists and doctors who declare that homeopathy is bunk because of the dilution effect donâ€™t understand the qualities of water, a leading chemist has claimed.

Sue :: Dec.20.2007 :: research :: No Comments »

Glimmer of hope for homeopathy cures

By Roger Harrabin of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme 6.2.1999

A homeopathic remedy that uses tiny amounts of arsenic could cure stomach cramps, according to European research. Homeopaths who say an infinitesimal quantity of arsenic shaken in several dilutions of water cures diarrhoea may be right, say Dutch scientists.

Sue :: Nov.24.2007 :: research :: No Comments »

Homeopathy treatment for AIDS under attack in UK

With thanks to the Times of India

Homeopathy treatment for AIDS under attack in UK
17 Nov 2007, 0223 hrs IST,Kounteya Sinha,TNN

NEW DELHI: One of India’s favourite forms of treatment — the 250-year-old system of homeopathy, has once again come under attack from British doctors. The highly respected medical journal ‘Lancet’ has also slammed the growing popularity of homeopathy in India.

Sue :: Nov.17.2007 :: homeopathy abroad, pathology, research :: No Comments »

US varsity moots tie-up with Kolkata homeopathy clinic

With thanks to India eNews

A team from Columbia University visited city-based Prasanta Banerji Homeopathy Research Foundation (PBHRF) for a possible research collaboration and exchange of medical expertise in the field of paediatric oncology.

Sue :: Nov.04.2007 :: homeopathy abroad, research :: No Comments »