A Bibliography of Basic Research in Homeopathy
Many thanks to Dr. Iris Bell who shared this wonderful and extensive list of studies in basic research of homeopathy.
Why is this important? Because when studies done in vitro, on cell lines, plants, or simply the actual remedies themselves all...
First Hand Advice on Hosting Your Screening of Magic Pills
I received this wonderful feedback from Bethany Wojnar who hosted a very successful screening at the Michigan Theatre. Posting this so it can help others in their efforts. My comments interspersed below in red.
Homeopathy grows more popular in Scotland!
Homeopathy grows more popular in Scotland!
In Scotland, the NHS still continues to fund homeopathy and the wonderful news is that in 2017, there was an increase of 9% in expenditure in NHS homeopathy in the Grampian region. In discussing this rise and in defence of the expenditure, an NHS...
Dr. Peter Fisher 1950-2018
For the second time this year my heart is heavy with having to say good bye to someone so precious and vital to the homeopathic community.
I arrived in Mexico yesterday to the tragic news that Dr. Peter Fisher died on his commute to work....
Why More Homeopathic Research Is Not Enough
This is the beginning of a new series discussing science and how we need to think about and approach the science and research of homeopathy. Guest writer Dr. David Nortman ND provides excellent perspectives on the philosophy and sociology of science and how that affects and limits our understanding of homeopathy.
In memory of Dr. Prasanta Banerji (October 17, 1933 -May 17, 2018)
An obituary to a great man, Dr. Prasanta Banerji changed cancer treatment forever. We will always remember him, and he is forever enshrined in our documentary, Magic Pills.
Magic Pills UK Premiere, School of Pharmacy, April 27th, 2018
Reprinted from Homeopathy Worked For Me
What is ‘Astroturfing’? And is it applicable to the natural health industry and homeopathy?
Introduction
In the book ‘Grassroots for Hire: Public Affairs Consultants in American Democracy’ (2014,) Edward Walker defines ‘astroturfing’ as: ‘Public participation that is perceived as heavily incentivised, as fraudulent...
