On Sat, 10 Jun 2017 13:24:54 +0000 (UTC), Bob Officer
Post by Bob Officerhttps://health.spectator.co.uk/the-debate-about-homeopathy-is-over-these-verdicts-prove-it/
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Refutations
1. The principles of homeopathy contradict known chemical,
physical and biological laws and persuasive scientific trials proving
its effectiveness are not available.
Russian Academy of Sciences
So what? Are the current scientific laws right? What homeopathic
remedy works for one person might not work for another. The homeopath
takes the totality of the symptoms before prescribing the remedy. This
is not how modern medicine prescribes where a remedy is prescribed for
a condition regardless.
The current testing system isn't right for homeopathy.
But if there were a group of patients treated for their conditions by
homeopathy or allopathic, then followed to see which ones were better
off, it would be a better system. All this double blind testing isn't
very helpful, and the placebo effect has been debunked. (Don't believe
this, do a search for "placebo effect debunked" ) Its a bit pharma
ploy to keep it all mysterious and manipulable.
2. Homeopathy should not be used to treat health conditions that
are chronic, serious, or could become serious. People who choose
homeopathy may put their health at risk if they reject or delay
treatments for which there is good evidence for safety and
effectiveness.
National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia
Homeopathy does best to treat chronic disease where modern medicine
can never find a cure, merely treat conditions indefinitely as patient
deteriorates and gradually declines.
I don't really think that these health councils and research
institutes know what they're talking about. All they know is what
they've been mentally manipulated to know. People need to forget
everything they learn and just do their own research.
3. These products are not supported by scientific evidence.
Health Canada
So what?
Neither is most of modern allopathic medicine.
But there is scientific research that supports homeopathy - its gets
ignored or pushed aside. They claim that homeopathic substances are
inert, that there is nothing left of the original substance so it
cannot work.
However, when you consider that there is no such thing as solid
matter, that everything is made up of energy swirling at different
speeds and different frequencies, then it isn't too hard to believe
that it is the essence of the substance that is infused into the water
by the way homeopathic remedies are made. They are succussed or shaken
during the process which imparts the essence into the water. It is the
essence or the vibrations that have the influence.
4 Homeopathic remedies dont meet the criteria of evidence based
medicine.
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Its all rigged by mainstream "experts" who have vested interests.
Big pharma would go broke if homeopathy was mainstream.
5. The incorporation of anthroposophical and homeopathic products
in the Swedish directive on medicinal products would run counter to
several of the fundamental principles regarding medicinal products and
evidence-based medicine.
Swedish Academy of Sciences
6. We recommend parents and caregivers not give homeopathic
teething tablets and gels to children and seek advice from their
healthcare professional for safe alternatives.
US Food and Drug Administration
Why not?
7. There is little evidence to support homeopathy as an effective
treatment for any specific condition.
National Centre for Complementary and Integrative Health, US
Don't agree.
8. There is no good-quality evidence that homeopathy is effective
as a treatment for any health condition.
National Health Service, UK
Don't agree.
9. Homeopathic remedies perform no better than placebos, and the
principles on which homeopathy is based are scientifically
implausible.
House of Commons Science and Technology Committee, UK
Not true.
10. Homeopathy has not definitively proven its efficacy in any
specific indication or clinical situation.
Ministry of Health, Spain
Misinformation.
11. There is a constant increase in the quantity of evidence and
the conviction of the scientific community in medicine, that
homeopathy should be treated as one of the unscientific methods of
so-called alternative medicine, which proposes worthless products
without scientifically proven efficacy.
National Medical Council, Poland
The only thing scientific is modern allopathic medicine.
12. From a purely clinical perspective, the fact remains that
there is no valid empirical proof? of the efficacy of homeopathy
(evidence-based medicine) beyond the placebo effect.
Federaal Kenniscentrum voor de Gezondheidszorg, Belgium
People are brain washed into holding this view for fear of ridicule.
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For obvious reasons
Why modern healthcare is in such a shambles
http://articlesofhealth.blogspot.com.au/2014/06/the-ph-miracle-for-cancer.html
1953 Fitzgerald Report - Suppressed Cancer Treatments
http://www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2007/04/03/1953_fitzgerald_report_suppressed_cancer_treatments.htm
A conspiracy to destroy natural medicine and profit from sickness and
disease
The history of medical suppression in America can be traced back to
the Rockefeller Foundation and the rise of the American Medical
Association, led by a sociopathic, arrogant huckster named Dr.
Fishbein. Working in conspiracy to destroy natural medicine and
chiropractic medicine, these criminal institutions gave rise to
allopathic medicine which is currently responsible for the mass
killing of at least one million people per year.
http://www.naturalnews.com/052981_medical_monopoly_government_censorship_marijuana.html
Can My Doctor Get Into Big Legal Trouble by Offering Natural Health
Treatments?
http://www.anh-usa.org/readers-corner-can-doctor-get-into-trouble-offering-natural-treatments/
"Bad research rising: The 7th Olympiad of research on biomedical
publication
What do the editors of medical journals talk about when they get
together? So far today, its been a fascinating but rather grim
mixture of research that cant be replicated, dodgy authorship,
plagiarism and duplicate papers, and the general rottenness of
citations as a measure of scientific impact."
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/absolutely-maybe/2013/09/08/bad-research-rising-the-7th-olympiad-of-research-on-biomedical-publication/
"Bad research rising: The 7th Olympiad of research on biomedical
publication
Why is there so much un-reproducible research? Ioannidis points to the
many sources of bias in research. Chavalarias and he trawled through
more than 17 million articles in PubMed and found discussion of 235
different kinds of bias. There is so much bias, he said, that it makes
one of his dreams an encyclopedia of bias a supremely daunting
task."
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/absolutely-maybe/2013/09/08/bad-research-rising-the-7th-olympiad-of-research-on-biomedical-publication/
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