Maneka Ghandi divides her time between running an animal shelter and working as a parliamentarian. She writes an interesting article for Mizo News in which she tells how homeopathy has helped many of the animals. Read what happened when it was used for:

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Those unfamiliar with homeopathy may be shocked to learn its effects are transferred via a number of mediums other than little sugar pills or drops of liquid; as it is a form of 'information' medicine (time to brush up on your physics!), frequencies have also been used.

Now, physician Bill Gray reports that potential treatment and prophylactic remedies for ebola have been prepared as electronic frequencies that can be received via a mobile phone or over the internet.

He says:

"There are a few homeopathic remedies capable of stimulating the body to enhance its own functioning on every level - immune system, circulatory system, energy, organ function, psyche. If used properly, these eRemedies are nontoxic and may rapidly enhance recovery through improved functioning. eRemedies are MP3 files that play for only 10 sec at a time. Download speed depends on internet speed, so please be patient. Once the file is downloaded, simply click on the Start/Play button. You will hear just white noise as the homeopathic remedy energy is played in order to stimulate the body to heal itself."

If you would like to try this approach, visit his website (http://emergencyDr.org), read the information and follow the instructions... and you may like to pass the link on to others.

When using this technology, please remember to report your results via the contact email on the website as feedback is vital.

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The Chief (Prime) Minister of India, Narendra Modi, inaugurated the recent national homeopathy conference at Gandhinagar and called on homeopaths to create an atmosphere of trust for the therapy. His website says, "There should not be a question of conflict between allopathy, ayurveda and homeopathy. All the three systems of treatment have some best things in them," and then goes on to mention the relationship of teething to malnutrition in his country's children - and how homeopathy could help. With homeopathy thriving in India, and its therapeutic use extending to areas well beyond those of teething, its future looks bright.

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A recent study looked at how satisfied European and Brazilian parents were with the homeopathic treatment by medical homeopaths for their children.

Overall, they were quite satisfied, but 19% reported an aggravation from the treatment, and 10% of those aggravations were classed as significant.

Homeopathy has a reputation for being a gentle and safe medicine, so why the high level of aggravations? One possible reason is that medical (doctor) homeopaths are more likely to prescribe homeopathy according to a pre-set schedule (eg., every 4 hour, once a day, etc.).

This type of allopathic dosing doesn’t suit everyone, and quickly pushes those who are more sensitive into an aggravation, which is really just an overdose of the remedy. Apart from being uncomfortable, aggravations slow the rate of improvement.

Homeopathic prescribing works best when it is individualised. The remedy should be chosen to suit the patient's symptoms, and the potency and frequency of the dose should suit their sensitivity. While some may need a daily dose, others progress just as quickly on a weekly or less frequent dose, and aggravate if dosed more often.

The saving grace about aggravations is that they non-toxic and non-harmful. Still, they should - and can - be avoided for the comfort and progress of the child.

More Information: Pediatric homeopathy: A prospective observational survey based on parent proxy-reports of their children's health-related Quality of Life in six European countries and Brazil