Homeopaths point to the nearly
two hundred years of clinical
experience of convinced doctors
and satisfied patients. Homeopathic
remedies are believed to be
effective in treating a wide
variety of illnesses: infectious
diseases such as flu and colds;
chronic conditions such as allergies,
asthma, migraines, and PMS.
Conventional medicine has not
had much of success in treating
many of these conditions.
Several clinical studies exist
that show the effectiveness
of homeopathic remedies. Many
of these studies employed double
blind studies, accepted by scientists.
Recent clinical trials suggest
that homeopathic medicines have
a positive effect on allergic
rhinitis, asthma, treatment
of dermatological complaints,
fibrositis, influenza, and for
the treatment of migraine.
In 1994, the first study that
involved homeopathy was published
in a peer-reviewed American
scientific journal. Jennifer
Jacobs, M.D., led the study,
which was conducted in Nicaragua
and included eighty-one children
with acute diarrhea. All the
children received standard antidehydration
treatment for diarrhea, consisting
of water containing salt and
sugar. In addition, half the
children received homeopathic
treatment and half received
a placebo. The study confirmed
homeopathy's effectiveness:
the recovery time for children
receiving homeopathic treatment
was 20 percent faster than those
receiving the placebo, reducing
the bout of diarrhea by one
day. These results are heartening
because diarrhea is the leading
cause of death in developing
countries such as Nicaragua.
In 1991, the British Medical
Journal published an analysis
of 107 clinical studies published
between 1966 and 1990. The authors
found that in 81 of the experiments,
the homeopathic treatments were
successful. Even when they included
only the 23 studies that they
considered to be of the highest
quality, the vast majority of
these (15) showed positive results.
Here's how the results broke
down: 13 out of the 19 trials
of respiratory infection treatment
were effective, 6 out of 7 were
positive for other infections,
5 out of 7 were positive for
digestive system treatment,
5 out of 5 were successful for
hay fever, 5 out of 7 showed
accelerated recovery after surgery,
4 out of 6 helped in rheumatological
disease, 18 of 20 were beneficial
for pain or traumatic injury;
and 8 out of 10 worked for mental
or psychological problems.
In one study published in Lancet
by Dr. David Taylor Reilly and
his colleagues compared the
effects of a homeopathic hay-fever
remedy with a placebo. In this
double-blind controlled study,
Dr. Reilly found that those
who received the homeopathic
remedy had six times fewer symptoms
and were able to cut their use
of antihistamines in half.
Another study published in 1989
in the British Medical Journal
dealt with fibromyalgia. The
double- blind, controlled trial
was also "crossed over,"
meaning the treatment lots were
switched after one month so
the subjects could be compared,
not only with each other, but
also with themselves. The results
were evaluated by a rheumatology
professional who was not a homeopath.
The study found that the homeopathic
remedy provided highly statistically
significant improvement in both
subjective and objective symptoms.
In a double-blind controlled
study conducted in Britain in
1980, 82 percent of those receiving
the homeopathic remedy enjoyed
improvements in rheumatoid arthritis
versus 21 percent of the control
group on placebo. The subjects
in this study received remedies
that were individually prescribed.
Other significant positive studies
show homeopathy helps in pain
following tooth extraction (76
percent versus 40 percent for
a placebo}; reduces vertigo
and nausea; reduces labor time
in pregnant women (5.1 hours
versus 8.5 hours}; and reduces
risk of abnormal labor (11.3
percent versus 40 percent).
Two double-blind studies compared
Quietude, a combination of homeopathically
prepared plant extracts that
has been very popular in France,
with diazepam (Valium). The
subjects were adults and children
who were nervous and suffered
from sleeplessness. The results
showed that the homeopathic
product increased sleep time,
reduced interruptions during
sleep, and reduced nervousness.
Both products relieved insomnia
and minor nervous tension 63
percent of the time. However,
the homeopathic remedy produced
no side effects: there was no
daytime dizziness, as opposed
to 13 percent of the diazepam
group. Homeopathic remedy group
suffered no daytime drowsiness,
but 53 percent of the diazepam
group felt drowsy. In addition,
Quietude was better at reducing
children's nightmares, and 74
percent of the Quietude patients
said the product was better
than other treatments, as opposed
to 48 percent of the diazepam
group who felt this way.
A study, conducted in 1985,
found that patients who took
the homeopathic product Oscillococcinum,
derived from duck heart and
liver, experienced reduction
in their fever much rapidly
(in two days ) than those who
took placebo. Shivering disappeared
by day four. In another controlled
study, published in 1989 in
the British Journal of Clinical
Pharmacology, 66 percent more
of the Oscillococcinum group
recovered within forty-eight
hours as compared to the placebo
group.
Clinical studies show the effectiveness
of homeopathic remedies in treating
infectious diseases. In a French
study published in 1987, silica,
prepared homeopathically to
the 10c potency, stimulated
macrophage activity by nearly
70 percent. Macrophages are
white cells belonging to the
immune defense system that destroy
harmful cells and microorganisms.
Homeopathic remedies were also
shown to be effective in correcting
immunological disorders in mice.
In other studies, eight out
of ten homeopathic remedies
tested were able to inhibit
the growth of viruses (in chicken
embryos) by 50 to 100 percent.
Other studies show the usefulness
of homeopathic remedies in treating
diabetes. A 1992 study examined
sixty people with retinal problems
due to diabetes. In approximately
half of the patients taking
the homeopathic remedy (Arnica),
the eye condition improved;
only 1 percent of the subjects
receiving placebo improved a
like amount. The subjects were
evaluated using objective measuring
instruments, indicating that
homeopathy may prove valuable
in helping this group of diabetics
preserve their sight.
Conventional physicians often
belittle homeopathic remedies
and their effectiveness to placebo
effect. However, several studies
on animals and infants show
that homeopathic remedies do
work. Obviously, animals and
infants are less likely to be
influenced by placebo. In Germany,
poultry farmers are treating
their hens with homeopathic
remedies instead of antibiotics
for coughs, colds, and digestive
problems. Farmers also treat
their cats, dogs, horses, cattle,
and birds homeopathically.
Other animal studies add to
the evidence. A 3x potency of
Chelidonium lowered cholesterol
in rabbits by 25 percent. Microdoses
of Arsenicum (10x up to 30x;
and 5c up to 15c) helped rats
eliminate toxic doses of arsenic
from their systems, a study
that has important implications
for humans who are increasingly
exposed to many heavy metals
in the environment. And pigs
given Caulophyllum had half
as many stillbirths as those
who received a placebo.
Homeopaths have been reporting
good results when treating infants
for common health problems such
as teething, colic, eczema,
and fever.
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