Uranium contaminated water.
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2004 11:46 pm
About 10 years ago the water supply of an area in the UK, Camelford, was accidentally contaminated with aluminium sulphate causing mass poisoning within the area. A local homeopath, Peter Smith, along with Robert Davidson, dealt very successfully with a lot of the cases and they were even given some funding by the local water authority.
Yes, it would certainly be worth contacting the authorities to see if they would offer any funding - maybe try and get another homeopath to help. Homeopathy would surely be beneficial in this case.
Good luck
Annie
JeanW Doherty wrote:
In one of our mines Northern Territory workers have become ill by showering
in and drinking contaminated water. One feels one should communicate {or
try to] with authorities that homoeopathic treatment [??Rad Brom ] would be
the best way of combating damage. My energy is not quite up to it at the
moment. Has anyone any thoughts regarding if this would be worthwhile,
Jean
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Yes, it would certainly be worth contacting the authorities to see if they would offer any funding - maybe try and get another homeopath to help. Homeopathy would surely be beneficial in this case.
Good luck
Annie
JeanW Doherty wrote:
In one of our mines Northern Territory workers have become ill by showering
in and drinking contaminated water. One feels one should communicate {or
try to] with authorities that homoeopathic treatment [??Rad Brom ] would be
the best way of combating damage. My energy is not quite up to it at the
moment. Has anyone any thoughts regarding if this would be worthwhile,
Jean
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ATTENTION PLEASE:
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