Phoenix Homeopathy

It won’t satisfy sceptics who require double-blind placebo trials before they’re convinced, but have a read of this MS patient’s experience with homeopathy (please remember that homeopathic remedies are chosen individually for each person - there are around 4,000 possible homeopathic remedies to choose from, so Tarentula hispanica, the remedy mentioned in the blog, is unlikely to be the right remedy for you, though it’s ideal for someone who’s mind is always racing at a million miles an hour, and who needs loud, fast-beat music to get through the day.)

http://ycch.wordpress.com/2009/12/30/multiple-sclerosis-and-homoeopathy/

Homeopathy’s been under attack recently, with moves afoot to remove patient access to NHS homeopathic treatment and attempts to discredit homeopaths and homeopathic organisations.

Critics of homeopathy often claim that the many patients who report improvements after homeopathic treatment are deluded. However, an observational study of chronically-ill patients treated with homeopathy at the Bristol Homeopathic Hospital found that 70% reported clinical improvements. The majority of these patients are likely to be those who have already tried conventional treatments before turning to homeopathy. Are they all deluded in believing that their homeopathic treatment helped them?

The homeopaths who have set up an e-petition think not, and want patients to have a voice, and a choice, about their treatment options.

From September 2007 to date, 1,860 people have signed the H:MC21 e-petition Homeopathy Worked for Me.

If, like them, homeopathy has worked for you, why not take a minute to sign the petition, by visiting www.hmc21.org/ You can sign the petition if any homeopathic remedy has ever worked for you (whether self-prescribed, or prescribed by a professional homeopath or by a homeopathic doctor)!