Minutus

Hello Shannon,

Monday, April 17, 2006, 11:00:19 PM, you wrote:

RSN> I do not think Robin was saying that homeopaths aren't qualified to
RSN> judge *medicinal actions*, whether or drugs or of homeopathic remedies,
RSN> but rather that we aren't trained to understand these approaches and,
RSN> more to the point, have not seen nor treated people who have been
RSN> treated by them, and so do not have a basis for judging their
RSN> effectiveness or lack of it.

I am ALWAYS seeing people in my practice who have been treated by
these approaches. I do not think my practice would be that dissimilar
to most others.

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Best regards,
Fran mailto:FranSheffield@homeopathyplus.com.au

Sorry, I should have realized that my statements wouldn't apply to
people in places where homeopathy is more common and more varied. Here
in the US, there are some parts of the country where one might find
homeopaths of several different varieties (other than classical there
are the EAV and computer prescribers, and of course combination
remedies, but not that many of *any* sort. Tho they are clustered in
certain areas.

Have you noticed any commonalities among patients who've come to you
after extensive treatment by other methods?
Shannon
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