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History of Homeopathy
Was Homoeopathy successful in treating the flu epidemic of 1918?
Yes. While the mortality rate of people treated with traditional medicine and drugs was 30 percent, those treated by homeopathic physicians had mortality rate of 1.05 percent.Of the fifteen hundred cases reported at the Homeopathic Medical Society of the District of Columbia there were only fifteen deaths. Recoveries in the National Homeopathic Hospital were 100%. In Ohio, of 1,000 cases of influenza, Dr. T. A. McCann, MD, Dayton, Ohio reported NO DEATHS.
What homeopathic remedies were used to successfully treat the Spanish flu in 1918?
Gelsemium and Bryonia. According the Dr. Frank Wieland, MD, in Chicago, “(With) 8,000 workers we had only one death. Gelsemium was practically the only remedy used. We used no aspirin and no vaccines.”
Homoeopathy was 98% successful in treating the Spanish flu epidemic in 1918?
Yes. Ohio reported that 24,000 cases of flu treated allopathically had a mortality rate of 28.2% while 26,000 cases of flu treated homeopathically had a mortality rate of 1.05% .

Manfred Mueller Newsletter:
Marcie Fallek, DVM, CVA
248 Alden Street
Fairfield, CT 06824
phone 203-254-8642
West Village Veterinary Hospital
75 Eighth Avenue
New York, NY 10014
phone 212-216-9177
In this funny, honest, and illuminating memoir, Marcie Fallek, a skeptical New Yorker and animal lover, embarks on a journey to become a veterinarian. She begins her quest at an Italian veterinary school, where most students flunk out. Her struggles lead her to India, in search of Divine help. She vows, following a series of cathartic experiences there, to devote her life to caring for animals, with her conscience as her guide.
Eventually licensed and working, Marcie discovers that the driving force for many of her colleagues is money, not a love of animals. Unscrupulous vets fake test results, perform unnecessary procedures, and prescribe drugs and food to line their pockets. In fact, Marcie discovers that many of the very prescriptions and procedures designed to heal her charges might, in fact, be leading to more injury and illness. Though she risks losing everything that took so long to build, she sets out to learn the truth.
This quest is not without consequences. Yet Marcie stays true to her ethical compass, refusing to compromise her morals and values. At each dark turn, a succession of instances (coincidences? miracles?) leads her down an unconventional healing path, where her spiritual and professional self merge. Marcie finds her true purpose in life: healing animals—including those destined for end-of-life measures—using her wits, wisdom, intuition, love, and holistic care
This is a list of websites and products that I highly recommend you visit and get. The websites will let you sign up for the newsletters.
Book Recommendations:
Concordant Reference (2nd edition) - Frans Vermeulen
Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia Medica - J.T. Kent, MD
New World Veterinary Repertory - Richard H. Pitcairn & Wendy Jensen
Homeopathy Resource for Humans
Find a homeopathic practitioner for humans in the USA at www.homeopathyusa.org.
Homeopathic Doctors:
Dr. Daniel Cook MD 214-503-6362
American Institute of Homeopathy - www.homeopathyUSA.org
Homeopathic Veterinarians:
The Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy - www.theavh.org
Homeopathy Suppliers and Pharmacies:
Merz Apothecary - www.merzapothecary.com
Washington Homeopathic Products - www.homeopathyworks.com.
Hahnemann Laboratories - www.hahnemannlabs.com.
Helios Homeopathy - www.helios.co.uk
011-44-1892537254 If calling from USA, call early morning due to time difference.
They carry distemper, parvo and tuberculosis nosodes. They also carry cannibus and opium (do not use these medicines unless specific to symptoms).

