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July 6, 2012
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The Swiss government
confirms homeopathy works!
confirms homeopathy works!
I don't generally recommend you look to the government for
health advice. But there might be one time that a population should believe its
government. That's when the government says that an alternative form of
treatment is effective.
The Swiss government has come forward and stated unequivocally
that homeopathy is not only effective at treating disease, but cost effective as
well. Additionally, homeopathic patients were significantly more pleased with
their providers than conventional care patients (53% to 43%).
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The Swiss government noted that studies not finding favorably
for homeopathy often had design flaws. The investigators often ignored the
principles of the practice. That set up a false negative report.
The government and Swiss people were so pleased with the results
of homeopathy, they held a nationwide referendum on complementary and
alternative (CAM) therapies. (Imagine that ever happening in America where
doctors lose their licenses for using these therapies.)
Two-thirds of the population favored the integration of CAM into
the Swiss health system. So, the Swiss Minister of Health approved reimbursement
by the government's health program for five leading natural therapies. These
will remain in the system until at least 2018. These include anthroposophic
medicine, homeopathy, neural therapy, phytotherapy/herbal medicine, and
traditional Chinese medicine.
I've often said that if our government would do something like
this (which they won't), we could cut disease maintenance costs in this country
by 60% within months. Of course, the people would have to participate in getting
their bodies more nourished and less toxic.
I practice neural therapy, a phenomenal means to cure
pain. I've trained in acupuncture, herbal medicine, and homeopathy. I'm quite
weak in the latter. But, I actively refer when I think a patient needs it.
Please don't let your doctor tell you that homeopathy is bunk.
In Alaska, I had to endure the late John Renner, MD. He's the famous
self-proclaimed "quackbuster." He told a large professional audience in
Anchorage, in a debate with me, that homeopathy is a quack treatment. He lost
the debate with me, and the Swiss government didn't take his information to
heart.
If and when our corrupt health rulers ever
proclaim an alternative practice to be effective, that will be the time to
believe them.
Yours for better health and medical
freedom,
Robert J. Rowen, MD
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