In case you’re not aware of Homeopathy, it’s where a substance has been diluted many times so that what is left seems to be the essence of the substance. Homeopathy has been used for hundreds of years. The pioneer in this field was Dr. Samuel Hahnemann who lived in the 1800s.
Hahnemann was even honored by having a monument dedicated to him in Washington DC. Not only is he the only doctor to be honored with a statute, but he was not an American. He was a German doctor. President William McKinley was even involved in seeing the monument come into existence. That shows you how esteemed he and the practice of Homeopathy was in this country.
Homeopathy is still being practice in the US and around the World. As a matter of fact, there is a hospital in India where the family who runs it (the Banerjis) has 12 Homeopathic physicians on staff and they are so organized that they treat 7,000 patients a week!
There was a study published recently in the International Journal of Oncology where the researchers compared homeopathic remedies with regular chemotherapy for treating breast cancer.
What the researchers found was that with invitro testing the homeopathic remedies that they used were as effective in destroying breast cancer cells as chemotherapy drugs. So, it gets even better than that.
The difference between Chemo and Homeopathy was on the side effects that occurred. With the homeopathic treatments there were no harmful side effects as the homeopathic remedies didn’t harm normal cells.
Homeopathy can be used for many, many issues that a person might need help with. There’s a school in the US called the Academy of Practical Homeopathy that uses the Banerji protocols plus other approaches that you can contact to explore the needs you or a loved one might have. There’s a list of practitioners that can do consulting in person, over the phone or via Zoom. You can go to aphalumni.com to check it out.
So… this may be where the concept of less is more really plays out with homeopathy!
(Reported https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20043074/)
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