Homeopathy Works, Despite What You Say

I just read this article from The Telegraph
The headline states, "If your pet is scared of fireworks night, use real medicine, not herbs or homeopathy"

The article has nothing to do with homeopathy other than the title which and the author's opinion. Homeopathy must be an attention grabber in England. The article is written by a veterinarian.

Hhmmmmm................

Wonder where all the homeopaths in that country are because they aren't busy putting in their golden two cents worth in the comments section.

Too bad people are allowed to write articles about things they know nothing about. Too bad people are allowed to make ignorantly rude comments.,

Phosphorous 30c is the leading remedy that will typically do the trick for fear of lightening, noise, night - fireworks falls into this category.

Tags: fear, fireworks, homeopathy, pet's

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Comment by Dr Muhammed Rafeeque on November 8, 2011 at 6:24am: I think they have understood the fact that the result of homeopathy on animals clearly disprove their placebo-effect concept. We homeopaths often highlight the effect of our medicines on animals. Hence, now they are really afraid of more people using homeopathy for the pets.They just want to create panic.

One day, we can surely read one more article written by an "agriculturist": If your plants are affected by fireworks night, use real medicine, not homeopathy.

Any nonsense can be written when money is offered!!!