How predictable; the Pharmaceutical Inquisition have discovered my site
and they are squawking away in a hysterical frenzy. I take this as a
compliment and thank them for the publicity.
Alas,
the pharma-inquisition has a nasty little habit of nit picking other
peoples blogs as if they were a scientific document, misstating issues,
taking them out of context and amplifying them into a malevolent
distortion of truth. For their benefit I will STATE THE FACTS CLEARLY:
1.
We have never offered, advertised, advocated or suggested homoeopathy
as an alternative to ARVs to any AIDS patients in Tanzania or
elsewhere. Not one patient has BEEN PERSUADED TO STOP or has been
prevented from taking conventional medication as a result of our
treatment. Most of the patients I treat are currently on ARVs. All
patients have received prior medical advice.
Any suggestion to the contrary is pure fabrication, as well as libelous.
2.
At this time I am not involved in any homoeopathic research in Tanzania
or elsewhere. I very much hope to undertake some research but as yet
there is no proposal, so that anything I have written in my blog is my
personal musing on the subject and not a research proposal.
As far as I know musing is still legal and ethical.
3. Any research I may undertake will be subject to rigorous ethical review of the highest standard.
4.
In the event that there is research, there would be no suggestion or
pressure on patients to use homoeopathy. Or to stop ARVs. This should
be obvious as this it is standard procedure in a research trial to
prevent bias.
I hope that is clear enough. I have no doubt
the pharma-inquisition will try to take this apart too. They just can't
help it. Quite sad.
I regret having to spend time dealing with
prejudiced dinosaurs who regurgitate what they already believe in from
the safety of their anonymous blogs. I would much rather spend my time
treating those who need help and choose homoeopathy, or at the least
discuss things with open minded people who are not stuck in the Dark
Ages.
Jeremy
Thursday, 15 January 2009
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