Vol. 1, No.
4, October – 2009
Monthly News
NOIDA HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
L-125, Sector-11, Noida – 201301. Contact: 9899000998. Email: NoidaHomoeopathy@gmail.com. Website: http://NoidaHomoeopathy.blogspot.com
NEWS
My govt is fully committed to develop
homeopathy: Delhi CM
New Delhi, Sept 24: It seems that Delhi
government is leaving no stone unturned to
enlarge and spread out the scope of
homoeopathy in the country’s national
capital. To achieve this purpose, Delhi Chief
Minister Sheila Dikshit on Thursday started
a website for homeopathy. The website
named as www.homeo.delhigovt.nic.in will
offer online treatment facility and
information to the general public. Apart from
this, the website will also carry vital
information regarding the government
homeopathic dispensaries and general
homeopathic medicines. Commenting on
this, Dikshit said: “Homeopathy enjoys a
high reputation and its remedies have been
used traditionally in Indian families for over
150 years. Day by day the popularity of
homoeopathy is increasing as it cures the
disease from the roots in the safest,
harmless, gentle and simple way.” The CM
also informed the media persons that the
Delhi government homeopathic
dispensaries have treated nearly 7 million
people in the last five years. Dikshit further
added that her government is fully
committed to develop the popularity of
homeopathy in Delhi.
Homoeopathy hospital conducts drug
trial
Bangalore: To address the dengue menace
in the City, the Government Homoeopathic
Medical College and Hospital has started
trial testing one of the remedies of dengue,
certified by the Central body of
Homoeopathic medicine. The hospital,
which started the trial test of Eupatorium
since last week, has covered 250 families in
Akshay Nagar area in the City till now.
“Eupatorium is one of the 25 remedies
prescribed for dengue treatment. Trial test
for the medicine was done in Delhi, where it
was approved. Here, we gave family kits,
which have medicines for a 4-member
family for three days,” said Dr A L Patil, the
hospital’s principal and hospital
superintendent. The medicine is given free
of cost and has no side-affects, he said.
However, a detailed report of the research
work will be available after a month.
International Conference at Kolkata
The Natioanl Institute of Homoeopathy
proposes to organize an International
conference on Recent Advances in
Homoeopathy at Kolkata, India in
collaboration with the Central Council of
Homoeopathy (CCH), Central Council of
News Letter Of
Research in Homoeopathy(CCRH) and the
Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia Laboratory
(HPL) during March/ April 2010. The Venue
of the conference shall be in Kolkata. About
1000 participants and delegates from about
30 countries are expected to participate.
The scientific discussion would be on the
Recent advances in: Homoeopathic Medical
education, Research, Drug Development
and Patient care services. The exact date
and venue shall be informed soon. The NIH
calls papers the Conference and the
presentation shall be submitted latest on or
before 30th September 2009 addressed to
Director, National institute of Homoeopathy,
GE Block, Sector III, Salt Lake, Kolkata,
India Pin: 700106.
INTERNATIONAL PRESS
ABSTRACTS
Nobel prize-winning virologist’s new
research gives significant support to
homeopathic pharmacology
Article By Dana Ullman, MPH
Professor Luc Montagnier is a French
virologist who co-discovered HIV and who
won the Nobel Prize in 2008. Dr.
Montagnier has received many other
significant awards, though his newest
research, which may explain how and why
homeopathic medicines maintain their
biological activity in extreme dilution, may
be his most significant to date. In a recent
paper, Prof Montagnier, and his team report
the results of a series of rigorous
experiments investigating the
electromagnetic (EM) properties of highly-
diluted biological samples. This new
research is significant enough that the bio of
Prof Montagnier on wikipedia already
highlights it: http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/
Luc_Montagnier# Electromagnetic_
signals_from_ bacterial_ DNA (however,
predictably enough, this research is ignored
in wikipedia’s article on homeopathy). The
abstract of this research in part asserts, “A
novel property of DNA is described: the
capacity of some bacterial DNA sequences
to induce electromagnetic waves at high
aqueous dilutions. It appears to be a
resonance phenomenon triggered by the
ambient electromagnetic background of
very low frequency waves.” Although
homeopathy is not mentioned anywhere in
the article, the researchers used aqueous
solutions that were agitated and serially
diluted (the researchers note that the
solutions were “strongly agitated” and that
this step was “critical for the generation of
signals”). The researchers also note that
they used a device made by French
immunologist Jacques Benveniste (the
famous physician/scientist who conducted
studies testing homeopathic doses and
whose work was initially published in
NATURE, and then, it was “debunked” in
that same journal a month later). The
researchers found that pathogenic bacteria
and viruses show a distinct EM signature at
dilutions ranging from 10-5 to 10-12
(corresponding to 5X to 12X) and that small
DNA fragments (responsible for
pathogenicity) were solely accountable for
the EM signal. The researchers also noted
that one experiment found significant effects
from dilutions as high as 10-18 (equivalent
to 18X). The EM signature changed with
dilution levels but was unaffected by the
initial concentration and remained even
after the remaining DNA fragments were
destroyed by chemical agents. Of
additional interest was the researchers’
observation that they observed the SAME
results whether their initial concentration of
cells were just 10 or 109. They observed
that the EM signal was destroyed by heating
or freezing the sample (a common
observation that homeopaths have also
found in their medicines). Also, a 'cross-talk'
effect was found whereby a negative
sample inhibits the positive signal in another
sample if they are left together overnight in
a shielded container. The researchers
propose that specific aqueous
nanostructures form in the samples during
the dilution process and are responsible for
the EM effects measured. The researchers
also detected the same electromagnetic
signals in the plasma and in the DNA
extracted from the plasma of patients
suffering from Alzheimer, Parkinson
disease, multiple sclerosis, and rheumatoid
arthritis. The researchers also quote Italian
physicist, E. Del Guidice, the same scientist
who Benveniste cited, for positing that water
molecules can form long polymers of
dipoles associated by hydrogen bonds and
that electromagnetic radiations that the emit
enable them to avoid decay. With this initial
paper Prof Montagnier and his team have
started a very promising line of enquiry,
which has direct relevance to homeopathy
as they continue to investigate the
characteristic physico-chemical properties
found in high-dilutions of biological material.
Reference: Luc Montagnier, Jamal Aissa,
Stéphane Ferris, Jean-Luc Montagnier,
Claude Lavallee, Electromagnetic Signals
Are Produced by Aqueous Nanostructures
Derived from Bacterial DNA Sequences.
Interdiscip Sci Comput Life Sci (2009) 1: 81-
90.
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Clinical tips of the month – October 2009

Indication Drug
After abortion Senecio aureus
After anger Chamomilla
After dinner or supper Phytolacca
At puberty Phytolacca, Pulsatilla
At the beginning Calcarea carbonica, Crotalus horridus,
Lachesis
Better by flow Zincum valerianicum
Better from discharge of clots Viburnum opulus
From discharge of clots Cactus grandiflorus
Horrible pain, crying and weeping Cactus grandiflorus, coffea cruda, Cuprum
metallicum
More the flow, greater the pain Cimicifuga racemosa
Near the menopause Psorinum
Smaller the flow, greater the pain Lachesis
Spasmodic Belladonna, Caulophyllum, Cimicifuga,
Gelsemium, Magnesium phosphoricum,
Nux vomica, Pulsatilla, Secale cornutum,
Xanthoxylum fraxineum
With coldness Veratrum album
With convulsion Natrum muriaticum, Tarentula
With copious menses Granitum murvey
With eructation Viburnum opulus
With haemorrhoids Collinsonia Canadensis
With nausea Ipecacuanha
With nausea and vomiting Veratrum album
With nipple retracted Sarsaparilla
With obesity Cerium oxlicum
With rheumatic pains Bryonia, Caulophyllum, Causticum,
Cimicifuga racemosa, Cocculus, Lachesis,
Rhus tox
Worse by excitement Calcarea carbonica
Worse from fright Aconitum napellus