Clinical Verification of Homeopathy

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Int J High Dilutions Res 2011; 10(35):81-81 
Proceedings of the XXIV GIRI Symposium; 2010 Nov 05; Monte Carlo (Monaco) 
 
 
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Clinical Verification of Homeopathy 
 
Michel Van Wassenhoven 
 
Coordinator Research Sub-committee ECH and LMHI 
International Scientific Committee on Homeopathic Investigations 
 
ABSTRACT 
 
 
The world is changing! This is certainly true regarding the homeopathic practice and access to homeopathic 
medicine. Therefore our first priority at the ECH-LMHI [1] has been to produce a yearly report on the 
scientific framework of homeopathy. In the 2010 version a new chapter about epidemic diseases has been 
added including the Leptospirosis survey on the Cuban population. A second priority has been to review the 
definition of the homeopathic medicines respecting the new framework generated by the official registration 
procedure and the WHO report. We are working now on a documented (Materia Medica and provings) list of 
homeopathic remedies to facilitate the registration of our remedies. 
The new challenges are: first of all more good research proposals and as such more funding (possible through 
ISCHI + Blackie Foundation as examples) [2]; international acceptance of new guidelines for proving and 
clinical verification of homeopathic symptoms (Proposals are ready for discussion); total reconsideration of the 
homeopathic repertories including results of the clinical verification of the symptoms. 
The world is changing, we are part of the world and changes are needed also for homeopathy! 
[1] Liga Medicorum Homoeopathica Internationalis (LMHI); 2010 [Access in 2010 Oct 21]. Available from 
http://liga.iwmh.net/index.php?menuid=1 
 
[2] Clinical Verification of Homeopathy. International Scientific Committee on Homeopathic Investigations; 
2010 [Acess is 2010 Oct 21]. Available from http://liga.iwmh.net/index.php?menuid=49&reporeid=198 
 
 
 
 
 
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Support: authors declare that this study received no funding 
Conflict of interest: authors declare there is no conflict of interest 
Correspondence author: Michel van Wassenhoven, michelvw@homeopathy.be 
How to cite this article: Wassenhoven M. Clinical Verification of Homeopathy. Int J High Dilution Res [online]. 2011 [cited 
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