The fashion set is forever searching for new ways to look more
beautiful: goji berries, noni juice… the list goes on. So when
reports surfaced recently that some designers and models in New
York were taking the homeopathic herb arnica to slim down and
clear their skin before a big event, it was hardly a surprise.
But is it a good idea?
Alternative medicine remains an ethics-free zone
The undeniable fact, however, is that the information supplied
by practitioners of alternative medicine is often incomplete,
wrong or dangerously misleading to the point of seriously
endangering public health and thus violating medical ethics.
EU to phase out antibiotics for farm animal diseases
This development follows news that the EU is investing 1.8m in a
pilot research project to examine the effectiveness of
homeopathic treatments on farm animals. With antibiotic
resistance becoming a growing concern among farmers, the
research will look at how homeopathy may be able to reduce the
use of antibiotics in treating livestock.
Talk on threat to homeopathic medicine
Prominent campaigner for political truth and integrity, and
former oilfield executive Ian Crane, will be in Dunedin to
discuss potential threats to the production of natural, herbal
and homeopathic medicines. Mr Crane is giving presentations
around the world.
Homeopathic Arnica to the Rescue
Savvy consumers are demanding safe, non-toxic treatments and
homeopathic Arnica may represent one of the best options
available due to its reputation for safety, effectiveness, ease
of use and broad applicability.
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