A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
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Dana Ullman, MPH
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A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
Friends,
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 20,00.html
failure. First, the regulators say that for this product to be allowed that
77% (!) of the animals have to be "cured" without any side effects. Doesn't
everyone wish that there was ONE drug, homeopathic or otherwise, that could
do this. Does this mean that we should not allow ANY drugs at all?
formula 3 times a day for 2 months. I wonder how many of these animals will
undergo a proving.
--Dana Ullman
Homeopathic medicine trial to relieve stress in pets
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For the first time Australian cats and dogs will be trialed on a homeopathic
medicine to treat frazzled nerves.
Makers of the treatment, called 'anxiety', say it will relieve symptoms of
stress in pets caused by thunderstorms, fireworks and car travel in animals.
Animals will be spilt into two groups and given either the real thing or
placebo formula which is dropped into the pets mouth at least three times
daily.
Vets and owners will not be informed on which group an animal belongs to
until after results have been collated.
Over three months the animals will be monitored for calm behaviour during
thunderstorms and fireworks and not drooling or throwing up while travelling
in cars.
To pass Australian regulations the herbal remedy, which will retail at $30
for a 15ml a bottle, will need to show no side-effects and 77 per cent of
owners must report that their animals have been cured by the medication.
The use of homeopathy in veterinary medicine is controversial. Critics say
current research, and scientific investigation is not of a high enough
standard to provide reliable data.
Research published in the scientific journal, the Lancet, said that in
people homeopathic medicine is no better for users than taking a sugar pill.
The Australian government does not usually issue permits to trial natural
medicine for animals. HomeoPet say they are the first.
Organisers currently have 70 pets on their books and hope to recruit a total
of 180 to legally complete the trial.
If you wish to be involved register directly with Sydney Animal Behaviour
Service on 02 9949 8511.
Dana Ullman, MPH
Homeopathic Educational Services
2124 Kittredge St.
Berkeley, CA. 94704
(510)649-0294
(800)359-9051 (orders only in the U.S.)
(510)649-1955 (fax)
dullman@igc.org OR dana@homeopathic.com
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http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 20,00.html
failure. First, the regulators say that for this product to be allowed that
77% (!) of the animals have to be "cured" without any side effects. Doesn't
everyone wish that there was ONE drug, homeopathic or otherwise, that could
do this. Does this mean that we should not allow ANY drugs at all?
formula 3 times a day for 2 months. I wonder how many of these animals will
undergo a proving.
--Dana Ullman
Homeopathic medicine trial to relieve stress in pets
Article from: PerthNowFont size: Decrease Increase Email article: Email
Print article: Print Submit comment: Submit comment December 13, 2007
For the first time Australian cats and dogs will be trialed on a homeopathic
medicine to treat frazzled nerves.
Makers of the treatment, called 'anxiety', say it will relieve symptoms of
stress in pets caused by thunderstorms, fireworks and car travel in animals.
Animals will be spilt into two groups and given either the real thing or
placebo formula which is dropped into the pets mouth at least three times
daily.
Vets and owners will not be informed on which group an animal belongs to
until after results have been collated.
Over three months the animals will be monitored for calm behaviour during
thunderstorms and fireworks and not drooling or throwing up while travelling
in cars.
To pass Australian regulations the herbal remedy, which will retail at $30
for a 15ml a bottle, will need to show no side-effects and 77 per cent of
owners must report that their animals have been cured by the medication.
The use of homeopathy in veterinary medicine is controversial. Critics say
current research, and scientific investigation is not of a high enough
standard to provide reliable data.
Research published in the scientific journal, the Lancet, said that in
people homeopathic medicine is no better for users than taking a sugar pill.
The Australian government does not usually issue permits to trial natural
medicine for animals. HomeoPet say they are the first.
Organisers currently have 70 pets on their books and hope to recruit a total
of 180 to legally complete the trial.
If you wish to be involved register directly with Sydney Animal Behaviour
Service on 02 9949 8511.
Dana Ullman, MPH
Homeopathic Educational Services
2124 Kittredge St.
Berkeley, CA. 94704
(510)649-0294
(800)359-9051 (orders only in the U.S.)
(510)649-1955 (fax)
dullman@igc.org OR dana@homeopathic.com
http://www.homeopathic.com
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Teresa Kramer
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
And anyway, herbal is not homeopathic. Which is it here? Doubtless a combo, but HERBAL? Maybe they mean H remedies only from the plant kingdom? Teresa
Please also note that the pets will be given this homeopathic
formula 3 times a day for 2 months. …..For the first time Australian cats and dogs will be trialed on a homeopathic
medicine to treat frazzled nerves.
…To pass Australian regulations the [this] herbal remedy…,
Please also note that the pets will be given this homeopathic
formula 3 times a day for 2 months. …..For the first time Australian cats and dogs will be trialed on a homeopathic
medicine to treat frazzled nerves.
…To pass Australian regulations the [this] herbal remedy…,
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
and this they call double blind?
blind researchers and blind public!!!!
tanya
blind researchers and blind public!!!!
tanya
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Soroush Ebrahimi
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
If the blind lead the blind - that's double blind! 
Regards
Soroush
Regards
Soroush
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Christine Wyndham-Thomas
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
Excellent Soroush. May be it should be used as a slogan...
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
Does anyone know how we could find out what's in it?
If they're confused over whether it's herbal or homeopathic, that's not
a great start.
Anyone know anything more?
Shannon
If they're confused over whether it's herbal or homeopathic, that's not
a great start.
Shannon
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muthu kumar
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
Soroush and All-
We have plenty of PhDs in the homeopathic field... and some MDs as
well... cannot we come up with a good double blind trial - do a
public invite for the nay sayers to comment on it and then conduct
it?
We do not have to prove potency works - so pick up some 3x- 6x
remedy... either alone or a combination of few remedies - just make
sure that this combination has proven effective for a particular
condition ABC... this can be the joint pain in osteo arthritis for
example...
If it is a single remedy- first find a few patients who require that
remedy - this you can arrive at by having the patient reviewed by a
panel of homeopaths or whatever -but get a homogenous group of only
Rhus Tox patients or Bryonia patients or whatever....if we can
organize this thing in India we can get plenty of patients...
Then for this Rhus tox patients give Rhus tox to half of them and
placebo to the other.... make it a double blind -we are proving that
the indicated remedy works for the patients who need it- all we need
to prove is that the remedy is significantly more effective than the
placebo-
This protocol should be reviewed by allopaths / naysayers BEFORE it
is studied- any problems with this?
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Finrod" wrote:
Behalf Of
take
take place
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destined to
allowed
effects.
otherwise, that
all?
animals
article: Email
13, 2007
a
symptoms
travel in
real thing or
three
belongs to
behaviour
while
retail at
per cent
medication.
Critics
high enough
that in
a sugar
trial
recruit a
We have plenty of PhDs in the homeopathic field... and some MDs as
well... cannot we come up with a good double blind trial - do a
public invite for the nay sayers to comment on it and then conduct
it?
We do not have to prove potency works - so pick up some 3x- 6x
remedy... either alone or a combination of few remedies - just make
sure that this combination has proven effective for a particular
condition ABC... this can be the joint pain in osteo arthritis for
example...
If it is a single remedy- first find a few patients who require that
remedy - this you can arrive at by having the patient reviewed by a
panel of homeopaths or whatever -but get a homogenous group of only
Rhus Tox patients or Bryonia patients or whatever....if we can
organize this thing in India we can get plenty of patients...
Then for this Rhus tox patients give Rhus tox to half of them and
placebo to the other.... make it a double blind -we are proving that
the indicated remedy works for the patients who need it- all we need
to prove is that the remedy is significantly more effective than the
placebo-
This protocol should be reviewed by allopaths / naysayers BEFORE it
is studied- any problems with this?
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Finrod" wrote:
Behalf Of
take
take place
5008620,00.html
destined to
allowed
effects.
otherwise, that
all?
animals
article: Email
13, 2007
a
symptoms
travel in
real thing or
three
belongs to
behaviour
while
retail at
per cent
medication.
Critics
high enough
that in
a sugar
trial
recruit a
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bty17859616
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
Yeeessss, I agree totally, let's use it as a slogan. It's fantastic.
Grace
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wrote:
take place in Australia...
Grace
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Dogs on Holiday-UK"
wrote:
take place in Australia...
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bty17859616
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
I am sure that Peter Tournier and colleagues would be pleased to hear
from all those who wish to be involved in doing research. Contact
them at the Homeopathy Research Institute. Grace
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wrote:
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from all those who wish to be involved in doing research. Contact
them at the Homeopathy Research Institute. Grace
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "hahnemannian2002"
wrote:
that
that
need
the
On
to
be
these
on
relieve
controversial.
said
taking
Animal
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muthu kumar
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Re: A really stupid study on pet anxiety to take place in Australia...
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "bty17859616"
wrote:
Why would you use this as a slogan? For what purpose- why should
anyone get upset with double blind which has nothing to do with
allopathy or homeopathy or herbal but a way of doing research?
We can use triple blind - that would be a good description-
- for the blind ones who cannot see the value of double-blind-
wrote:
Why would you use this as a slogan? For what purpose- why should
anyone get upset with double blind which has nothing to do with
allopathy or homeopathy or herbal but a way of doing research?
We can use triple blind - that would be a good description-
- for the blind ones who cannot see the value of double-blind-

