recommending another homoeopath

[Julian Winston]

At 5:38 PM +0100 10/7/03, Finrod wrote:

Always a problem
All a register can do is give the names of those who have completed
the criteria of the register.
I think it is a worthy thought, but difficult to police (if that is
the right word). If you ask those on the register to practice
according to the guidelines set down by Hahnemann in the Organon,
almost all (practical, Sehgal, etc.) will say that they are. Just
read "Homeopathy Rediscovered" by Rudy Verspoor to see how
Hahnemann's writing can be interpreted to reflect almost all
practices.
You can't ask them to abide by the 6th edition-- because they would
have to use 50-millessimal potencies exclusively.

I think that the NZ register prohibits the use of pendulums or EAV
like machines for diagnosis in the practices of those registered as
"homeopaths."

Other than that, it is wide open. All you can do is rely on
recommendations. The word does get around as to who is getting
results-- and THAT is what you want-- practitioners who can cure
people.

JW