Category: Homeopathy

The following is an excerpt from The Homeopathic Revolution: Why Famous People and Cultural Heroes Choose Homeopathy, by Dana Ullman.

Read a preview of Supporters of Homeopathy here

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Join the Campaign to support the Royal London Homeopathic Homeopath:

As the NHS celebrates its 60th anniversary, it should be remembered that the Royal London Homeopathic Hospital has been part of the service since day one.

Please support the RLHH by completing this form.

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The Natural History Museum has a fascinating new database of homeopathic remedies now online:

This website is about the plants and fungi used in homeopathic remedies. A searchable database details hundreds of plants and fungi as well as lichens, brown and red algae. read this entry »

With thanks to Express Healthcare 15.11.08

It is no longer Allopathy’s poor cousin. Homeopathy, the third most popular method of treatment in India after Allopathy and Ayurveda, is consolidating its position in India.

The Rs 12.5-billion Homeopathy market in India, growing at a phenomenal pace of 25 per cent annually, is slated to become Rs 26 billion market by 2010, states a study by The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India (ASSOCHAM).

Homeopathy is also making its mark globally. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has termed Homeopathy as the second largest system of medicine. read this entry »

With thanks to Mercola.com and J J Cannell

In early April of 2005, after a particularly rainy spring, an influenza epidemic (epi: upon, demic: people) exploded through the maximum-security hospital for the criminally insane where I have worked for the last ten years. read this entry »

With thanks to Louise McLean and Natural News 9.11.08

Throughout all the discussions and media attacks on homoeopathy during the last few years, one thing is never mentioned and that is the extraordinary effectiveness of homoeopathic medicines to treat symptoms relating to psychological problems. These include emotional states such as grief, fright, anguish, anger, indignation, guilt, remorse, disappointed love, homesickness, jealousy. read this entry »

With thanks to Project Somos:

Project Somos is working towards building a village for orphaned and abandoned children in Guatemala. The Village will be eco-sustainable and home to 49 children. One of our goals for the Project Somos Children’s Village is to incorporate Homeopathy as a means to heal the physical and emotional wounds the children may have suffered from and to maintain their health.

We blog to share our thoughts, feelings and challenges as we work towards this vision. Thanks for joining us!

With thanks to NaturalMatters.net 26.9.08:

The Ghana Homeopathy Project has obtained independent charity status and we are now registered in the UK as  Homeopathy in Africa  charity number 1125981, of which The Ghana Homeopathy Project is a part (you can see that we plan to go places!!) read this entry »

A way of setting up a homeopathic outpatient clinic for obstetrics at a university hospital

M Bitschnau Allgemeines Krankenhaus der Stadt Wien, Universitfrauenklinik, Wien, Austria

At the University Hospital of Vienna a homeopathic outpatient clinic for pregnant women was established in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 1999. read this entry »

Punjab finalises draft for Punjab Ayurved University Act

PunjabNewsline Network Monday, 15 October 2007

CHANDIGARH: A high level committee headed by Dr. S.K. Mishra, Former Advisor Government of India AYUSH Monday presented the interim report and draft bill of the Punjab Ayurved University Act, 2007 for setting up of Punjab Ayurved University at Kharkan (Hoshiarpur). read this entry »