Homeopathy stood alone and unique. It brought the healing arts to an extraordinary level. From the discovery of quinine by St Martin de Porres, Spanish Peruvian Dominican Friar to its arrival in Europe via Jesuit Missionaries, to St. Mother Teresa's opening up of Homeopathic clinics in Calcutta, the hand of God was upon it. Not fashionable among well funded "soy-entits."
It was Dr. Hahnemann of Leipzig, Germany, however, who took that Gift and developed it on behalf of humanity.
Before Hahnemann, medicine was hit and miss, using toxic poisons such as mercury, tar, belladonna, on anyone who would take them. There was no hygiene; surgeons wiped their filthy hands on encrusted jackets - the filthier the lapels, the more prestigious the surgeon.
In 1792 after intense study and research, Hahnemann broke the mould with his "The Organon of Medicine!" He was censured by fellow physicians and forced to take refuge in France, and from thence continued to cure the world of the most agonising and intractable of diseases. Without causing further suffering to the patient!
He introduced the concepts of clean air, healthy food, sanitation and clean water.
He was honored by Europe's Royalty and our Homeopaths were given a Royal Charter in England. Two of the greatest women Homeopaths are English.
However, there was a major backlash by the Pharmaceutical Industry, and the AMA was set up to provide a mega disinformation system. They could not change our statistics so they bought our hospitals and burned or buried them, using primitive "soy-ence" to challenge the power of our microdiluted and dynamised remedies.
A special shout out to dear Martin Clunes and the producers of Doc Martin for exposing - albeit unwittingly - the coldness and limitations of contemporary medicine.
On a happier note - "Mitochondrial Murder?" was nominated by bookauthority.org as one of the top ten books on RNA in 2024. It was published in 2022, and taken a while to reach a fair market.