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Perhaps the pharmaceutical industry is running scared; not because of the advent of homeopathy but because of its re-emergence. http://tinyurl.com/mhyuhv Important statement about Zicam, homeopathic remedies and false AP report The FDA's action produced a story distributed by Associated Press AP that is full of fabrications and falsely called into question the safety of homeopathic remedies. The National Center of Homepathy NCH, in concert with the American Association of Homeopathic Pharmacists AAHP, has been vigorously responding to the AP story. http://tinyurl.com/lcsruw The Moral of the Zicam Story The moral? If you're going to sell homeopathic medicine - and boy, is it a lucrative business - make sure that you don't put anything in there except sterile water. That'll cut down on your expenses, too, since most ingredients cost more than water, anyway. Stick with that strategy, and you can be absolutely sure that nothing bad will happen to your customers. Nothing good will happen to them either, but they won't know that. When their cold/headache/whatever goes away of its own accord, they'll ascribe it to your miracle product. Sit back and profit! http://tinyurl.com/qsajfk Smell-Loss Drug Escaped FDA Review Under Homeopathic Label Matrixx didnt alert U.S. regulators to about 800 reports it received from Zicam users who said they lost their sense of smell. The FDA found the reports only after an inspection in May. Zicams main ingredient is zinc, which since the 1930s has been linked to loss of smell when applied inside the nose. A group overseeing homeopathic drugs says thats an improper use. http://tinyurl.com/mljyrc FDA approved drugs - are they really safer than alternative medicines? The anti-alternative medicine camp is at it again, with new headlines popping up today referring to complementary and alternative medicine CAM as "unorthodox" and "mystical mumbo jumbo". see recent article in the Idaho Statesman The implication is that CAM therapies are not only unorthodox and unapproved, but also dangerous. This is a change from some other recent posts siting NCCAM reports that the alternative therapies, studied by the National Institutes of Health NIH department of complementary and alternative medicine, are nothing more than ineffective placebos. So in the space of about a week, alternative medicine went from placebo to something dangerous that should be avoided at all costs. Interesting. http://tinyurl.com/kmpqlk Misconceptions aside, homeopathy has stood test of time The article, Zicam not alone in side effect reports AC-T, June 17, portrays homeopathy in a very poor light. Unfortunately, its author makes the all-too-common mistake of writing passionately about the horrors of homeopathy without actually even understanding homeopathy. Zicam is not homeopathy. http://tinyurl.com/mmaz2s Homeopathic remedies reduce outdoor worries Other parents were giving me advice such as, Put some baking soda on it, but I knew exactly what to do. I rushed Sahara home and promptly gave her a couple doses of homeopathic Apis mellifica. Immediately, the swelling went down, and Sahara collected herself and stopped screaming. Half an hour after she was stung, I sent her back to school with a few doses of Apis in her pocket. Later that night, all traces of the bee sting were gone. http://tinyurl.com/lcaaxh |
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