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The New A Ph A (American Pharmacist's Association, formerly
American Pharmacy Association) has published a Chapter 55,
Homeopathic medicines in their fifteenth edition Handbook
of Non-prescription Drugs. June McDermott is a co-author
and Jack Borneman is a reviewer.
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Low cost: drugs average less than $1 per day in acute conditions and
a few cents per day (sometimes a fraction of a cent) in chronic conditions.
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Minimal side effects, no toxicity, no addiction, no dependency, no withdrawal.
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Can work while patient is on prescription medication (e.g., for
asthma, diabetes, or other conditions in which medication cannot
safely be withdrawn).
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No interaction with pharmaceuticals, because it works on a different (energetic) level.
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Consumers receive good results when self-treating for many
common acute conditions.
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Patients unable to use conventional pharmaceuticals due to side
effects can often safely use homeopathic drugs.
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Patients often report improvement in overall energy, mood, quality
of sleep, and digestion, and the disappearance of other symptoms
apparently unrelated to the condition being treated with homeopathy.
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