Homeopathic Drugstore

zen_illuminator asked:


My homeopathic practitioner discovered the cause for my allergies within 10 minutes compared to NO ANSWER in seven visits to conventional doctors. I’m paying 100% for alternative treatments while concurrently paying expensive monthly health care insurance that I rarely use. I’d like to get insurance that covers homeopathic and alternative treatments.

Helpy Helperson asked:


Everywhere I go, I here of these practitioners denying the benefits of conventional medicine. Is it a conspiracy?

yo asked:


I have glaucoma surgery, and after that it got worse. when i look at the light over the table i see rays coming out of it, when i drive in the day or night the same thing happens with headlights and backlights.
I have a lot of headaches and nausea.
Recently, my friend told me that i should try a homeopathic doctor.

MisterTattiePie4U asked:


So, I have a question for Chiropractor’s and Homeopaths. But before I ask my question, I need to give some back ground on why I’m asking. About a year ago, a co-worker’s wife began vaginal spotting and feeling not quite well. Since she and her husband, my co-worker, seek out alternative health care opportunities, she went to a Chiropractor. He gave her an exam, took x-rays and told her she needed to have treatments three times a week because (paraphrasing here) of the sever subluxations and spinal curvature she was exhibiting those symptoms. He also had her go to see a partner in his practice who did acupuncture and homeopathic treatments. Oh, sorry if I don’t get the terms exactly correct, I’m relating this from memory as told to me by my co-worker. So, after a year, she isn’t getting any better and the spotting and other symptoms are getting worse. Then, last week, she collapsed at her church. The ambulance came and took her to the ER, and even though she and her husband felt the Chiropractor’s advice of staying away from “allopathic” ( ? ) medicine, which would only poison her, the Doc at the hospital pressed them to allow him to do a blood test. The test came back, and the Doc said there seemed to be a problem and wanted them to see another Doc he recommended. They relented, reluctantly, and made an appointment. They went to see this Doc, who diagnosed her with Cervical cancer, and insisted they get her to see an Oncologist and have an MRI. Ok, now they’re scared, they go see the Oncologist, get the MRI, and she is terminal with this cancer that has spread through out her body, lungs, other internal organs and spine. So, can you imagine how they feel ? A year ago, if the Chiropractor knew how to read an X-Ray, or suggested they see a “real” MD, she wouldn’t be looking at dying in four to six weeks. What, as a practitioner of “alternative” medicine do you tell these people ? I F****D up ! I didn’t mean to kill you? What ?!
I want to thank everyone for their answers. Just an update, the cancer is so agressive, that to have surgery would cause it to spread even faster. Even with that sad news, the Docs now give her only two to four weeks at most.

Angelhil asked:


wouldn’t it be nice to shut people like me and Darren G up by simply performing a large clinical trial with reproducible results? Is there anything stopping you. Then people like lightning would double their profits because if it could be proved to work in a double blinded large clinical trail with the results independently reproduced then people like me would buy and use it. how is it that this hasn’t already happened. Why to you guys still have to rely on peddling out that silly meta-analysis from the Lancet?
Dr Frank: thank you for your answer, i always like your imputs but perhaps you give it too much credit. let’s not worry about proving ALL the different homeopathic remodies. how about we just prove ONE. just ONE. if they can prove one them worry about legistaling the rest.

Other Dude: do they ALL really get recalled two years later hmm. all of them really? hmm really, all of them? and fella if these companies want to make huge profits and homeopathy works why would they not produce it themselves as the profit margins are massive. it is after all JUST water
lightning: hey pal, look sorry mate but that really does sound like excuses. why have double blinded trails failed. bias? just bias? oh man. I wish i had the money to give you( or homeopaths) I’d say you guys do all the methodology you guys do all the testing. just have a scientist over your shoulder the whole time to observe. man I wish I had the cash. what gets me is why you guys don’t have to offer any evidence to be allowed to sell medicine. three questions for you Lightning and please answer these as you always seem to duck my questions unless they suit you.

1. if you believe homeopathy is a powerful treatment then there should be some potential harm if incorrectly used. I could eat a whole bottle or three

2. what would it take to make you think it didn’t work. I would change my mind if it passed large properly blinded trials with tests that were reproduceable around the globe. how many failures (if I paid for them all for example) would it take for you to change your mind?
3. if you dilute something, does it make it stronger or weaker?
lightning. thank you for addressing each question I posed. You are wrong about it out performing placebo. the much herelded Lancet trial was in fact a meta-analysis and as such useless except for a start point. you didn’t answer question two either. I would have liked a scenario where you would hyperthetically let go of your belief. I don’t beleive there is any circumstance where you would. I also reckon you fight pretty hard for someone who as you claim doesn’t truly 100% believe in it. Thinking outside the box doesn’t involve abandoning common sense. the dilution arguement you put there is very weak. the dilutions involved are chemically water so saying that there is too much chemical so it blocks it’s effects or something similar is irrelevant because there is no active agent.

Also lets cut another myth that beleivers use. the old myth that babies and animals are immune to the placebo effect. tests have shown some evidence that if a rat is injected with say a poision …
… that causes an ill effect then that same effect to a lesser degree will also happen when the rat is later given just a poke from an empty needle. so i think the idea is that the rat’s body remembers what it did the last time it got injected and has a ready made reponse. look it up yourself as i’m not overly familier with the nuts and bolts.

viju asked:


I am an 18 years old boy and 164cm tall .I want to grow taller through homeopathy. if possible please tell me the name and address of Homeopathic Practitioner in delhi

Malick asked:


I have eczema in my fingers for the last 4 years. I applied ointments but kept recurring. Can you (a homeopathic practitioner) please suggest me some medicines.

vtsztpu asked:


My spouse takes Chromagen for anemia and Boniva for osteoporosis. Last dose of the latter gave her the hives ( which responded well to homeopathic Rhus tox ). Can she take Ferrum Phos and Calcarea Phos to help both her chronic mild anemia and her weakened bones? She is on a good calcium and vitamin D regimen too. Would it be best to take them in the am or the pm, or both? Thank you for your advice.

Melsy asked:


looking for 200+ remedies. apparently they are cheap as chips in India, where can I order from/go to from Perth WA?

Angelhil asked:


Out of interest, I’ve noticed that some people on here use the fact that they are a homeopathic practitioner as a source of authority. Just wondered what that involves.
Imagine studying homeopathy for FOUR years and not saying ” hang on a minute. Diluting something makes it what?”

that just makes it worse. I thought it would be like a two week course or something and I could understand how you could be duped. But really in FOUR YEARS you didn’t smell a rat. no way. that’s suprising
MR ?

I’ll take your challenge. on TV? i’ll take any challenge that shows up your sham for what it is, useless