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	<title>Comments on: The NHS Should Fund Homeopathy</title>
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		<title>By: Christy Redd</title>
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		<description>Of course homeopathy should continue to be available on the NHS.  

It&#039;s shocking to me that anyone would seriously consider removing it from NHS, cutting funds to homeopathic hospitals, removing remedies from shelves or constraining the practice of homeopathy.  In the end, what the government should be focusing on is supporting healing modalities which physicians and patients alike find to satisfy health care needs. 

With all of the documented clinical work, its proven success in preventing/treating epidemics of diseases like flu and leptospirosis, and the growing volume of studies (including the most recent study done at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center on breast cancer cells) and its low cost, the only rational decision would be to continue funding homeopathy.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Of course homeopathy should continue to be available on the NHS.  </p>
<p>It&#8217;s shocking to me that anyone would seriously consider removing it from NHS, cutting funds to homeopathic hospitals, removing remedies from shelves or constraining the practice of homeopathy.  In the end, what the government should be focusing on is supporting healing modalities which physicians and patients alike find to satisfy health care needs. </p>
<p>With all of the documented clinical work, its proven success in preventing/treating epidemics of diseases like flu and leptospirosis, and the growing volume of studies (including the most recent study done at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center on breast cancer cells) and its low cost, the only rational decision would be to continue funding homeopathy.</p>
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