NTCB Health News - Guest Editor  Bill Cunningham

I am honored to be invited by NTCB to comment on two exciting articles on Homeopathy. If you need a boost to your sense of humor, please read a short four page article in:  

http://www.naturalnews.com/031297_homeopathy_overdose.html by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, its' editor, dated 2/11/11. "You can't overdose on homeopathic remedies; Why won't homeopathy skeptics drink their own medicine?" (NaturalNews) It's really quite hilarious to see this unfold: Homeopathy skeptics and vicious Big Pharma attack dogs are running around the globe in ludicrous demonstrations where they consume huge doses of homeopathic remedies in public and then claim that because they don't die of an "overdose" these medicines therefore don't work.  

Enjoy Mike Adams' entertaining rebuttal of these mediocre minds' faulty thinking and their gross lack of understanding of the advanced mechanisms of homeopathy. There is a well done explanation of homeopathy within the article and a challenge to these "intellectually impaired" to engage in a public "drink-a-thon." Mike asks the skeptics to bring a gallon of Big Pharma and he will bring a gallon of Homeopathy and bets them on who will be left standing after the contest. Guess who?  

The second article I strongly urge you to read, save and share, especially with hard core skeptics is from a recent Huffington Post article titled: "Support for Homeopathic Medicine is on the Rise" posted January 30, 2011 by homeopathic veteran Mr. Dana Ullman. The article can be located at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dana-ullman/luc-montagnier-homeopathy-taken-seriously_b_814619.html. This is a major step in validating scientifically the proof of homeopathic efficacy.  

Two Nobel Prize winners take homeopathy seriously. The first discourse is by Dr. Luc Montagnier, the French Virologist who won the Nobel Prize in 2008 for discovering the AIDS virus who has surprised the scientific community with his strong support for homeopathic medicine. He boldly came forth with this support in "Science" magazine December 24, 2010. He explains how his research has verified electromagnetic signals of the original medicine remaining in water which has been proven to have dramatic biological effects on humans.  

In addition to Dr. Montagnier's research is the opinion of another Nobel Prize winning scientist Dr. Brian Josephson, PhD. Josephson wrote a response to an article on homeopathy in "New Scientist" showing research proves that homeopathic remedies attribute their effects to modifications of the water's (carrier agent) structure. He goes on to courageously state that he knows of no refutations of homeopathy that remain valid after this point is taken into account. Basically that water has a memory of compounds once dissolved in it. Amen!