There Is Growing Body Of Research In Support Of Homeopathy. The Lancet (9/27/97) Published A Comprehensive Review Of 89 Double-blind And Placebo-controlled Studies On Homeopathy. On Average, Those Patients Who Were Given A Homeopathic Medicine Were 2.45 Times More Likely To Experience A Therapeutically Beneficial Result Than Those Patients Given A Placebo.

The British Medical Journal (2/9/91) Published A Meta - Analysis Of 107 Clinical Trials Of Homeopathy; Of The 22 Best Quality Studies, 15 Showed Positive Results In Conditions Such As Hay Fever, Influenza, Migraine Headache, Trauma, And Duration Of Delivery.

A Team Of Researchers Led By Dravid Reilly, MD Of Great Britain, Has Conducted A Series Of Randomized Double-blind , Placebo-controlled Trails Of Exceptional Rigor. The Results Show Homeopathic Preparations Effective In The Treatment Of Allergic Asthma And Hay Fever (The Lancet 10/16/86, The Lancet 12/10/94). Their Most Recent Study In The British Medical Journal (8/12/00) Showed That Hay Fever Sufferers Given A Homeopathic Preparation Had A 28% Improvement In Nasal Air Flow Compared To Placebo.

The May 1994 Issue Of Pediatrics Published A Randomized Double-blind Clinical Trial Showing Homeopathy Effective In The Treatment Of Acute Child-hood Diarrhea. This Was The First Study On Homeopathy Published In A Mainstream Peer-reviewed American Medical Journal.

A Study In An AMA Publication. Archives Of Otolaryngology Head And Neck Surgery (8/98), Found That A Homeopathic Medicine Produced A Reduction In Symptoms That Was Equivalent To Conventional Medicine In The Treatment Of Patients With Vertigo.

The National Institutes Of Health Office Of Alternative Medicine Funded A Double-blind, Placebo-controlled Study On The Homeopathic Treatment Of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Which Found A Significant Improvement (Journal Of Head Trauma Rehabilitation 12/99).