The World Health Organization (WHO) has begun endorsing alternative medicines — some widely discredited by medical authorities. WHO began encouraging the public to explore these treatment options via ...

For 80 years homeopathic physicians* in Maryland peacefully carried on their practices. They also ran their own medical society, which, by state law, appoints a licensing board of examiners. But last ...

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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled homeopathic remedies made by a company called Terra-Medica because they may contain actual medicine -- possibly penicillin or derivatives of the ...

An incorrectly-made homeopathic medicine resulted in a man presenting to the emergency room being unable to properly see, speak, or move. A 53 year old man in Germany became seriously ill and required ...

Looking for a cold remedy at your local pharmacy? Be careful what you choose: Experts warn that some options on the shelves may be no better than sugar pills. CVS and Walmart are in the midst of a ...

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Sepia officinalis is ink from the cuttlefish. It can be found as a tincture or as a pill. It is often used for ailments like: menstrual conditions hot flashes and menopausal symptoms irritability ...

Many people believe natural therapies are safer — but that’s not always true. Here’s what you need to know about risk, dosage ...

No, because they contain the substance which the body is said to need replacing in quantities sufficient to actually replace it. So if we lose x grammes, the stuff has x grammes in it. If it were ...