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Blog - Homeopathy, Safer Medicine

Posted: Fri Dec 04, 2009 2:09 pm
by stevehomeopath
I want to ask a favour of all of you - please.

I have started a blog! What I want you to do is to help raise the web-profile of the blog - which means more people will see it when they do relevant web-searches. The blog is all about getting homeopathy's positive message over - and drawing attention to the dangers of conventional medicine. So it is in a good cause, and all I want you to do it this.

1. Go to this site - http://safe-medicine.blogspot.com/.
2. At the top of the page you will see 'Follow' - click on this.
3. You can either choose to follow me 'publically, or anonymously (it does not matter which as far as I am aware)
4. You should then be told you are following the blog - and this is all you need to do!

You do not have to do anything else; you won't be contacted by me or the site. Obviously I will be delighted if you want to actually go on to it occasionally, and perhaps leave some comments on each of the blogs.

As you know, homeopathy is under regular attack in the UK (and throughout the world) - and our detractors have blogs that gets their message across.

Thanks in advance.

Steve Scrutton
Alliance of Registered Homeopaths
Homeopathy Media Group

Re: Blog - Homeopathy, Safer Medicine

Posted: Sat Dec 05, 2009 7:46 pm
by lightspirals
Thank you. FYI for others, the 'follow me'link is down a page, and the choice is then for Google to allow a 'friend connect' or to deny it.
Liz

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Re: Blog - Homeopathy, Safer Medicine

Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 11:20 am
by Steve Scrutton
Yes, the 'follow' button is on the right hand side of the page; just click on this, and add your email address. My son tells me that to be noticed on websearchers I could do with 100+. I already have nearly 30 - so thanks to everyone who has 'followed'.
Steve Scrutton
Homeopath, Registrar, Alliance of Registered Homeopaths
www.stevehomeopath.co.uk
The failure of conventional or scientific medicine?
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