You may wish to comment!!!!!!!

[Rochelle]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/ ... thy-eczema
There is only one comment from a homeopath here and I have objected to the "Homeopathy kills" statement by reporting it as abuse so it would be good if others do the same!!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Rochelle]

I have just read Part 1 of the article . He is being seen at the Royal Homeopathic hospital in London on the NHS , been given Sulphur 6 to take 4 times a day and told to go back in 2 months. I make no comment!!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Paul Booyse]

Where does he say he saw a homeopath for the sulphur 6c? Did he just pick it up at a health shop or on someones (lay) advice or did he read on the internet that it's 'supposed to be good for eczema'? And then the EPO, does he think that is homeopathic? If someone practiced medicine this way, well ........
a joke.

[Rochelle]

Hi Paul,
This information was in the Part 1 which I read. I did in fact post that it was the Royal Homeopathic Hospital in London. I am not very impressed with the dry doses 4 times a day and then return in 2 months let alone the EPO . I reckon the EPO would have been better given as Borage tincture as we were taught to give tinctures along side a Rx as an organ tonic. (Borage is EP for those not in the know)
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Manjitpal Kahlon]

Dear Rochelle,
I do not, cannot and will never be able to agree to that 'HOMEOPATHY KILLS" but improper administration of Medicines of any system of medicines can Kill. "Homeopathy Cures" even many times, not really very rare, so called incurable diseases. Such wonders are experienced and dedicated Homeopaths can produce a lots of testimony. I have no interest even to know or read to as to who says what in this regard. I have my convictions and they are well founded and don't need any one's certificate to it. That is all is important to me.
I would like to refer to "FIFTY REASONS TO BE A HOMEOEPATH' written by Dr. Burnett almost more than a century ago may have better answers to all such comments.
The question remains a dispute ever since Homoeopathy came to light. Those who believe that "Homeopathy Kills" are free to chose other ways. Best is to avoid any Controversial debates, which will never end. The Principle of Homeopathy, the trouble to match the diseased condition in TOTO, while deciding the remedies, knowledge of limitation of the remedies, if not ignored, I do not feel we can succeed.
So let every one live with their belief happily. You cannot tell even the real taste and benefits or dangers of consuming a fruit like healthy apple unless you have tried it on yourself. I don't think we need to give any explanations to those who do not try to go in length of the system of "Homeopathy" to experience it. Why do you think we need to say something. There are people who want to be sure, and they require to take pain and learn it. HOMEOPATHY has no short cuts, No laziness acceptable and requires dedication, honesty, sincerely and immense hard work. Those who want to know, leave it to them to find it out for themselves and decide. We better live with what we find with our own experience, our hard work, dedication and results.
Regards.
Paul

[Liz Brynin]

Hi Paul
I don't think you can have seen the first part of the series he's writing.
He decided to go to the 'best' source of homeopathic treatment - i.e he decided to see a medical homeopath, so he went to the London Royal Homeopathic Hospital, where he was given Sulphur and told to take Oil of Evening Primrose.
Of course, the anti-brigade are going to jump on that with cries of 'herbal medicine'! But it is a sensible protocol, in my opinion.
However, his drinking sounds worrying to me (sounds like he's bordering on alcoholic if he can't give it up) and from what he says, I don't think he's mentioned it to the homeopath either. Well, he wouldn't, would he, if it's bordering on alcoholism?
I thought the reply from that homeopath was very good - reasonable and thoughtful. And she explained the connection between the skin and the liver very well.
Liz

[Liz Brynin]

Hi Rochelle
Just a point - borage is not evening primrose! Borage is a herb with a blue flower, sometimes called 'Star Flower' - evening primrose has a big yellow flower and is more decorative. Borage apparently contains the same benficial oils (gamma linolenic) as evening primrose, but in far greater quantities. So in that sense, they are interchangeable.
However, I personally would not have given borage tincture in this case as it's not the same as giving material amounts of essential fatty acids needed for healthy cell formation. And it sounds like that's what he needs if his skin is constantly peeling.
Liz

[Rochelle]

Thank you for that as I thought they were one and the same thing!! But come to think of it I do know what the flowers look like!!! Duh!!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Soroush Ebrahimi]

That is unfortunately what you get when you take medics, train them for a few hours and let them loose on poor patients!
It reminds me of Kent and a pit full of vipers being more acceptable than rooky 'homs'.
Also of the Sepia woman we saw in college (Sepia 30 daily for a year!)
Dr Fisher despite being Hom to the Queen needs to get his act right!
Soroush

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From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of rochelle
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Subject: Re: [Minutus] You may wish to comment!!!!!!!
I have just read Part 1 of the article . He is being seen at the Royal Homeopathic hospital in London on the NHS , been given Sulphur 6 to take 4 times a day and told to go back in 2 months. I make no comment!!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[Lynn Cremona]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/ ... czema-cure
part one
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