Antibiotics and homoeopathy

Antibiotics and homoeopathy

Antibiotics are in increasing use in aqua farming, resulting in a rising number of antibiotic-resistant super bugs. Researchers in Europe wanted to see whether homeopathy could be used in salt water aqua farms to control the growth of one of the particularly troublesome mollusk infections.

To conduct the experiment, researchers exposed the young mullusks to either homeopathic formulations, antibiotics or no treatment.

The results: Homeopathic treatments improved growth and enhanced survival against bacterial infections better than the antibiotics used in this study.

Source: Mazón-Suástegui, H. et. al., Homeopathy outperforms antibiotics treatment in juvenile scallop Argopecten ventricosus: effects on growth, survival, and immune response. Homeopathy. February 2017. Volume 106, Issue 1, Pages 18–26

 

via – Canadian Academy of homoeopathy

59% SHIFT TO HOMOEOPATHY

59% SHIFT TO HOMOEOPATHY
Study conducted by IMRB on acceptance of Homoeopathy in India –across Mumbai , Bangaluru, Hyderabad, New Delhi, Pune and Ahamdabad has revealed that 59% of people have shifted from Allopathy to Homeopathy. Atleast 77% believe Homoeopathy as the best form of treatment for long term benefits. 
The report states that a majority of people used Homoeopathy to treat ailments like hair loss, dandruff, allergies, backache, and joint pains.
The report further suggests that in the last one year an average person spent Rs 9108 on Homoeopathy and Rs 12907 on Allopathy

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