Homeopathy for Psychological Problems

By Louise McLean 21st January, 2008.

Throughout all the discussions and media attacks on homeopathy during the last few years, one thing has never been mentioned and that is the extraordinary effectiveness of homeopathic 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 the rest of this entry »

With thanks to A Personal Decision by Alan V. Schmukler and to Some history of the treatment of epidemics with Homeopathy by Julian Winston, both published by Homeopathy for Everyone and many more articles on homeopathy and vaccination here:

From a A Personal Decision by Alan V. Schmukler: The question of whether to vaccinate is a personal and often difficult decision. One has to weigh the danger of the disease and the chance of contracting it, against the dangers of the vaccine.

Neither side in the debate can guarantee 100% protection. Read the rest of this entry »

With thanks to Health News 14.11.08

A study published in the Journal of American Medical Association way back in 1998 showed that visits to alternative practitioners increased from 34% in 1990 to 42% in 1997, in such disciplines as herbal medicine, massage, megavitamins, self-help groups, folk remedies, energy healing, and homeopathy. Read the rest of this entry »

I was astonished, but not surprised when I went out to dinner this week and a dinner guest remarked that people abroad were now calling the BBC ‘a British Disease’.

Has the BBC has lost its way, or is it simply that they no longer own their own soul?

The in-crowd at the BBC can be accused of making news because they no longer simply report it!

They can also be accused of manipulating public opinion with their own Common Purpose, to which the general public are ‘said’ to respond this way or that, but how accurate is the BBC’s portrayal of British public opinion any more? Read the rest of this entry »

Welcome to citizendium. At last, a web encyclopaedia that is fair and unbiased and which does not operate under the twisted logic of wikipedia.

At wikipedia, you can be banned from participating if you are an expert on a subject, even if that subject is your own entry, because you are accused of having a “conflict of interest”!

See Martin J Walkers Weird World of Wikipedia

Read about the battle over homeopathy on Wikipedia

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Without Prejudice
Louise Mclean spoke to Martin J. Walker in late August about the GMC trial of Dr Andrew Wakefield. The hearing has already lasted for more than a year and is not scheduled to finish until April 2009. Martin J. Walker outside the Royal Festival Hall, London.

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After several recent interesting conversations, and from watching TV and listening to the radio for the last 10 years (I never read the papers!), and from a purely personal point of view – am I the only person who increasingly thinks that the term ‘Anglo Saxon’ is a term of racist abuse towards the English and the Americans that has come about in the last ten years or so as a response to the Iraq war?

Or are there deeper, nastier reasons? Read the rest of this entry »

Prejudice and Discrimination are umbrella terms which cover all of the following: racism, sexism, classism etc.

How many of you out there would never dream of abusing anyone because of their colour, religion, race or creed, but REALLY ENJOY defaming America, Royalty, Homeopathy, Celts, Witchcraft, terrorists, old people, red haired people, celebrities, Anglo Saxons, Hoodies, short people, tall people, fat people, folk music, Morris Dancing, mentally ill people, people with learning difficulties, physical deformities, orphans – anyone who is different in any way etc?

There is indeed a long list of people it is ‘OK’ to attack quite viciously while still claiming to be a fully paid up, card holding member of the ‘politically correct society‘? Read the rest of this entry »