Free Homeopathic treatment anyone?

sunshine124

hi sky rocket,

research shows that homeopathy works very well in animals.

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sunshine124 wrote: »

hi sky rocket,

research shows that homeopathy works very well in animals.

Could you post some links to this research?

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sunshine124 wrote: »

Some people think that because they are doctors or dentists then they know more than the average person....:eek:

They do, that's what the training's about! Otherwise why would you go to a Doctor or Dentist for advice/treatment? You could just go to the "average person" down the street.

sunshine124

sorry skyrocket, I don't have any links, but i have been reading about homeopathy for years and I must have read it in a book somewhere. i know in middle eastern countries they treat farm animals with various diseases with homeopathy and it can work quite well, but sorry i have no links. if you are really interested in homeopathy then try getting some books on homeopathy from your local library, maybe they will have some information about homeopathy for animals. i hope this helps.;)

sharon59

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Just ask your GP to refer you to the Royal Homeopathic Hospital in London and you will get homeopathic treatment by medically trained doctors. The service is second to none also if you like this tip please log on to savehomeopathynhs.org
The even have complimentary cancer treatment and if you are on low income you can claim your travel costs back.

This brought memories back for me-my MIL trained in the hospital many many yrs ago-she went on to work in the NHS but always used a combination of medicines.She even gave stuff to her dog for athritis and he was noticibly nimbler after few weeks-and dont reckon dogs can be influenced by the placebo effect!!Think its ok to be open minded and sometimes if all else fails why suffer if there is even a small chance of sucsess.Have had breast cancer and so know how it feels to be needing meds to work-placebo certainly no good but chemo was!Sorry this started as memories and gone on to a lecture!

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sunshine124 wrote: »

sorry skyrocket, I don't have any links, but i have been reading about homeopathy for years and I must have read it in a book somewhere. i know in middle eastern countries they treat farm animals with various diseases with homeopathy and it can work quite well, but sorry i have no links. if you are really interested in homeopathy then try getting some books on homeopathy from your local library, maybe they will have some information about homeopathy for animals. i hope this helps.;)

Could that be because there is no real evidence that it works? If there was evidence that water could have such effects it would've made the world news I'm sure.

sunshine124

hi need more money,

Have you read every book on this planet? And who said anything about water? i dont think u even know what you are talking about. lol

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sunshine124 wrote: »

hi need more money,

Have you read every book on this planet? And who said anything about water? i dont think u even know what you are talking about. lol

One or two. Perhaps you could enlighten me then, rather than resorting to insults?
My understanding of homopathic remedies are that they are so diluted that they contain only water. There is a theory that the water has a memory effect and that is how it works. If this were true, this would require a rewrite of the laws of physics. I'm sure I wouldn't need to read every book on the planet to hear of this :rolleyes:

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Dizzydee wrote: »

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