Minutus

Watching the live stream of the Connecticut debate yesterday (started
at 4am here) between several Homoeopaths and Allopaths reminded me of
the deep level of committment serious Homoeopaths like Iris Bell have
for the promotion of our medical practice. And wasn't it inspiring to
see how she confidently refuted accusations of quackery from prominent
Allopathic medical scientists!
Hi Chris

I agree, she did a wonderfull job. She looked confident and was very
convincing. She really knew what she was talking about.
I also liked the promising measuring results of Rustum Roy and others a
lot. And it was most interesting to see the apparently importance of
succusion. I really hope that scientists get encouraged by this to do
more of this kind of exciting research.

Annemieke

Well said, Chris -- and an inspiring call to stick with our principles
rather than abandon them cheaply.

If your message doesn't put harrypottyopathy in proper perspective, I
don't know what does.

H2002 makes clear too that homoeopathy is a legacy that Hahnemann set
apart from all other practices, and that to abandon any of the
essential differences is to abandon homoeopathy.

Kind regards,

John
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"We have also arranged things so that almost no one understands
science and technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We
might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later this
combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our
faces."

-- Carl Sagan

Hi Chris,
I'm *very* happy to hear things moving so well in Australia!
I admit I have been a product of my past experiences, but I hope that
more experiences like yours will be able to counteract that.
Best wishes,
Shannon