Homeopathy Heals You Blog

Vindicating Dr Jacques Benveniste's Work
It is tragic that it has taken 16 years to vindicate the controversial discoveries of Dr Jacques Benveniste - and in the very week that he has died. Dr Benveniste scientifically proved the basis of homeopathy in a series of experiments with water, which were published in Nature in 1988. Thereafter the medical establishment pilloried him, research funding was taken away, and his very promising career in science was ended.

Television magician James Randi visited Benveniste's laboratories but, not surprisingly perhaps, was unable to verify his discovery. But scientists, rather than celebrities, have finally proved his findings. Four independent laboratories, in Ireland, Italy, France and the Netherlands, have discovered that effects can occur below the level at which any molecule of the substance is present. Sadly, their findings were published in the week that Dr Benveniste died following heart surgery.

(Source: Inflammation Research, 2004; 53: 181-8). * The work of Dr Jacques Benveniste, and his struggle against the prevailing establishment, iss outlined in Lynne McTaggart's inspiring book The Field.

Proof from scientists about how it might work
Scientists and doctors who declare that homeopathy is bunk because of the dilution effect don’t understand the qualities of water, a leading chemist has claimed. Rustum Roy, research professor of materials at Arizona State University, says that water does indeed have a ‘memory’ and can contain elements of an original substance, even after it has been diluted one million times.

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People Think They Reap What They Sow in Relationships
People gauge how responsive their partners are primarily by how they themselves respond to their partners-not the other way around, according to a series of Yale studies in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology.

Abraham-Hicks have released a series of five videos that make up a nice introduction to the Law of Attraction. They were filmed this month (February of 2008), which is especially nice - a very fresh perspective on both Abraham and their teachings.

Videos from Yale Medical School

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Selenium May Decrease Chemotherapy Side Effects
Women with ovarian cancer may have fewer side effects from chemotherapy by supplementing with selenium, according to a study in Gynecologic Oncology (2004;93:320:7).

High Doses of Antioxidants Including Vitamin C Do Not Decrease the Efficacy of Chemotherapy by Abram Hoffer, M.D., Ph.D.