Cut & paste of an email I received 3 days ago (with names redacted...& my comments in brackets)
"Dear Alan,
Thanks for prescribing fantastic multiple vaccine (detox) remedy.
We have started Ist dose of 30 C multiple vaccine (detox) on 28 th Aug. On Monday he had some clear understanding (5%). On Tuesday , Wednesday he had some night sleep issue and putting all fingers in mouth as if he had some pain in mouth.
On II dose 31 Aug 30 C multiple vaccine (detox) he had little fever next day 1 september in morning & high fever 102 F in evening & night. It took hours to control fever with belladona 200c & sponging etc. He had some clear correct speech (5-10%) during & after fever.
On 2nd September he had tummy upset with two dark stools and one very smelly bad yellow stool with little running nose and pain in throat.
On 2nd Sep we gave him 1M bufo (common remedy given for delayed development symptoms) in evening, he had some pain in mouth, less appetite and not feeling good.
On 4th Sep we gave him 30 C multiple vaccine (detox) - he had little more cognition and had more correct speech 5%. Appetite is reduced , fanning fingers in front of his face (a common stim), laughing in night (often related to yeast/candida in the body). For his pain in mouth we are giving him Belladona 200c.
We are excited for the next meeting on 25 Sep regarding the next lead metal (detox) remedies and other ivf, poly antibiotics (detoxes) and emotional stress/trauma remedies.
Thanks & Regards,
XX & XX"
Yes... homeopathy is placebo, THAT's why it's able to induce this kind of reaction & improvement days after the little sugar balls are given (the child doesn't even know it's being given, the remedies are simply dissolved in water).
Rather than homeopaths having to 'prove' anything, I suggest that it's science departments that should be taking an interest & working out what on earth is going on here!
p.s the cute duck picture has no connection to the post ;-)
Only people who haven't tried homeopathic remedies say it's placebo. I used to believe that, too, years ago.
Good work you're doing there with that kid!
Thank you :)
even doctors quite often say that homeopathy is placebo and when you show them results they still don't want to admit that they were wrong.
Totally, especially here in the UK. They seem to have an astounding lack of curiosity. I heard loads of parents say they tried to discuss their incredible successes with diet changes, homeopathy, supplements etc & the docs don't want to know. Then along comes the next unfortunate family with an autism diagnosis & the doctor trots out the party line 'there's no cure or treatment for autism, but there are services such as speech therapy which may help.' It's maddening.
Hi Alan, Another Good Post... keep up the Great Work !!
Will give Linda a "Heads-Up" regarding Your Post...
Cheers !!
The doctors have a material benefit in ensuring that their patients take time to get well. Obviously, they spread FUD about anything that hurts their revenue stream.
The main issue with people being unable to accept that homeopathy has an effect is the predominant worldview of materialism. If you don't have a framework for acknowledging an energetic realm then how are you going to be able to wrap your head around a energetic treatment modality.
Very true!
p.s One of the parents is a doctor.