If Cuba Can, Why Can't We?

Didi Ananada Ruchira is a homeopathic doctor who has a clinic called Abha Light in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya, where she offers inexpensive homeopathic medicine and classes to the people living there. She recently attended a homeopathy conference in Cuba and published a report on things she learned during the conference.

The mainstream media never picked up the story, so we thought we should share it with everyone. It appears that homeopathic medicine was used very successfully in Cuba where they have no pharmaceutical multi-nationals or trade agreements stopping them.

The Finlay Institute (a part of the Ministry of Public Health, Cuba) used homeopathic medicine on a massive scale unknown in the history of homeopathy. They treated 2.2 million people who are regularly exposed to a yearly cycle of leptospirosis after hurricane floods. The disease is spread by rats to humans, causing jaundice and kidney damage to thousands, with some deaths occurring.

In the past, the Cuban government used Lepto vaccinations at a cost of around $3,000,000.00. Due to its high expense, it was reserved for children, pregnant women and the elderly. Each year the numbers of infections had edged upwards in the thousands, until 2007.

In August 2007 Finlay put approximately 2,200,000 people -- a figure representing the entire population of the two provinces where the flooding occurs -- on homeopathic medicine, at a cost of around $200,000.

The prophylaxis consisted of 2 single doses 2 weeks apart of Lepto nosode with some Bach Flower remedies to reduce mental stress from the disaster situation. Two weeks later, the infections dropped dramatically to near zero: ten infections and no deaths.

Again in 2008, no deaths and less than ten infections a month! The results come with full scientific verification soon to be published in medical journals. They are  both amazing and undeniable. Truly, this was an historic event for homeopathy. http://homeopathyresource.wordpress.com/2009/01/17/summary-of-cuban-experiences-on-leptospirosis-prevention-from-the-authors/