I have recently criticised the Society of Homeopaths for producing a cherry picked review of the evidence for homeopathy when they tried to counter the World Health Organisation’s statement condemning the use of homeopathy for dangerous diseases like malaria, HIV, TB and childhood diarrhoea. These are big killers around the world and few...
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Archive for August, 2009
The Faculty of Homeopathy are a Shambles and a Bad Joke
Ozone Therapy, The Homeopath and Savage Grace
Put conventional logic to one side and join me on a trip to the Caribbean where we will meet holistic therapists, dodgy diagnostic tests, fantastical cancer treatments, heavy metal rock gods, porn stars and also some really bad and shocking things too.
Louise Mclean (not pictured) is a rather prominent UK homeopath and writer....
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The Society of Homeopaths are a Shambles and a Bad Joke.
The last time I said that, the Society tried to sue me and my web hosts for defamation. So let’s say it again. They are a shambles and a bad joke. Worse, their irresponsible behaviour puts lives at risk.
Today the World Health Organisation condemned the use of homeopathy for dangerous diseases such as malaria,...
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Homeopath Struck Off. Shock!
Appearing on the Society of Homeopath’s web site is a report that a member has been struck off their register. This is the first instance that I am aware of where the self-regulating body has taken the step of removing someone from their register regarding matters of their practice.
(Yes, SoH has removed people before...
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Boots Giving Away Worthless Therapies
Thanks to Lee Warren, the Purple Magician, who saw this in King’s Cross, London.
Trust Boots to be complete idiots.
Double Idiots.
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Dutch Sceptics Have ‘Bogus’ Libel Decision Overturned On Human Rights Grounds.
The Dutch sceptics group, Vereniging tegen de Kwakzalverij (VtdK – The Society against Quackery) have managed to overturn a important court ruling that was preventing them calling quacks quacks. In a remarkable case, that in many ways closely parallels the BCA vs. Simon Singh case in the UK, a judge has decided that...
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