Good point, Joe! Rafy, I've had the same thing happen to one or two vials of tablets I've medicated, and I'm certain it was due to enclosing the vial with water-laden moisture still in it. I'd interpret the colour as an indication of fungal growth and most definitely not use them. Given that it's an...

Not to put the boot in, Elham: you are of course correct in saying that a mere understanding of homoeopathy does not lead directly to the conclusion that all or any vaccines are undesirable. But, to what Irene has just said here, which I'm broadly in agreement with, I'd like to add that argument on ...

Elham, try to imagine what kind of health monitoring, communications, and epidemiology Hahnemann was relying on in subscribing to what was at that time universally held to be true. He was relying, it is clear, on hearsay and doctors' faithful impressions, exactly as we do today in pronouncing polio ...

Dear Irene, Are you incapable of seeing the inconsistency between the first and last sentences in “PEOPLE never should be criticized. Their ACTIONS may eb criticized, and their BELIEFS may be questioned. Sheri (and you?) do not understand the difference”? Similarly, can you imagine “Attacking people...

A side note on lecithin… These days, lecithin mostly derives from soy, much of which is genetically modified. Writing to the manufacturer of the lecithin for assurance that its products derive entirely from non-GMO sources may not get you the answer you'd like, but it will tell the manufacturer that...

Hi, Sheri --

You know I read posts here intermittently and post when it seems useful to do so. Yes, I'm a homoeopath; began studying it in 1976.

Cheers --

John

Just traced the Indian article back to its actual journal. For referring it to others, the journal makes perhaps a better source than a clearly vaccination-skeptical site, so here's the URL of the article in the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics itself: http://www.issuesinmedicalethics.org/index.php/...

Soroush, many thanks!

John

Soroush, thanks very much. This has broad implications! Could you please supply a URL for the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics report as well?

Cheers --

John

Genetic or not, one might force all instances of, say, general aggravations into one of four categories such as hot dry, hot moist, cold dry, and cold moist; but inherent in the Mappa Mundi diagram here are the four major claims such as the claim that all those who would fall into "hot dry"...