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Homeopathy, Health and Animals
The fact that homeopathy works on animals is good evidence that it works on people over and beyond the placebo effect. Read more »
Antidepressants and our ‘Brave New World’
It is hypocritical beyond belief selectively to say that NHS homeopathy is a waste of money and should be stopped when the cost of NHS antidepressant use (which may be no better than placebo in the majority of cases) is going through the roof. Read more »
Health, Laughter and Contrarianism
There is little doubt that laughter is good for you. However when you are provoked to laugh at your ‘Inner Joke’, the funny side of how you are preventing yourself from being fulfilled in life, you get more than just the physiological benefits of laughter. You are nudged into changing your behavioural patterns for the better. This is the essence of Provocative Therapy the cutting edge in the use of contrarianism (reverse psychology) and humour in therapy. Read more »
Homeopathy, Politics and Liberty II
The different positions on Political Philosophy on the issue of NHS homeopathy are defined. Read more »
Homeopathy, Politics and Liberty
The concerted attack on homeopathy continues. Letters using insulting and denigrating language continue to be published in the letters section of the BMJ. At the political level though, support remains strong for NHS homeopathy. Read more »
Homeopathy is safe in India
It is only a matter of time before India becomes part of the new world order. Homeopathy is deeply embedded and respected in Indian society and thus its future in the world is secure. Read more »
Homeopathy and India
While homeopathy has been subject to nasty attacks in the UK, it is deeply respected in the world’s biggest democracy – India. Read more »
Prime Minister Praises Homeopathy as we go from Great Britain to Sad Britain.
Prime Minister says he’s going to sound like a homepathy in describing looking at the whole patient. The whole patient being the NHS.
Most major politicians in favour of NHS homeopathy but media horrifically biased against it.
Controversial anti-depressants hit all time in being prescribed on the NHS Read more »
The King’s Speech and Provocative Therapy
In the hit movie, The King’s Speech, the speech therapist, Lionel Logue, uses many of the tactics of Provocative Therapy to help King George VI deal with a speech impediment. Interestingly George VI was also treated by his homeopathic physician, Sir George Weir, who was knighted by his father, George V. Read more »
Alcoholism isn’t a Drug Addiction or is it?
A provocative look at alcohol, alcoholism and Prof. David Nutt’s recent statement about alcohol being more dangerous to society than heroin or crack cocaine. Read more »
