Scientific Research on Effectiveness of Homeopathy

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Misty L. Trepke

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There is quite a bit of scientific research on homeopathy published

in medical journals and other scientific publications. The Lancet

(September 20, 1997) published a review of 89 double-blind or

randomized placebo- controlled clinical trials. The authors conclude

that the clinical effects of homeopathic medicines are not simply

the results of placebo. In fact, they found that homeopathic

medicines had a 2.45 times greater effect than placebo.

 

For more detail about many of these studies, see The Consumer's

Guide to Homeopathy by Dana Ullman, or Drs. P. Bellavite and A.

Signorini's new book The Emerging Science of Homeopathy: Complexity,

Biodynamics, and Nanopharmacology (North Atlantic, 2002). There are

many other books on homeopathic research.

 

Another excellent and ongoingly updated source of information about

clinical research in homeopathy is Dana Ullman's new e-book, called

Homeopathic Family Medicine. It references and describes over 150

clinical trials published.