- Clinical trial, with positive findings, on 37 sufferers of chronic lower back pain at an orthopaedic university hospital in Switzerland. Approximately half of the patients were randomly allocated to receive homeopathic medicine and the others received physiotherapy; they were not told which treatment group they were in. After 8 appointments, over a period of 8 weeks, participants in the homeopathy group had better improvement in disability due to back pain than those in the physiotherapy group. PubMed Link
- Clinical trial, with positive findings, on 155 sufferers of acute lower back pain at 19 GP practices in the UK. Approximately half of the patients were randomly allocated for treatment with a homeopathic gel and the others with Ralgex cream; they were not told which treatment group they were in. After 1 week, participants in both groups reported a similar degree of pain reduction, showing that the homeopathic and conventional gels had equivalent effectiveness in the treatment of low back pain. A higher percentage of patients treated with Ralgex reported troublesome side effects. PubMed Link
Monica Price shares insights on Homeopathy on Voice of Islam Radio
On 17th April, Chief Executive of Homeopathy UK, Monica Price was interviewed by Aneeq Ur Rehman and Tariq Bajwa on Voice of Islam Radio's Drive time show. It was an interesting conversation discussing the growing interest in homeopathy, what conditions it can help...
