Real-life study: Classical Homeopathy successfully treats allergies with no side effects.

Gründling C, Schimetta W, Frass M., Vienna Weekly Clinical Newsletter, Dec 8, 2011

"The prevalence of allergic disorders in western industrialized countries has steadily increased during the last three decades. Public acceptance of complementary treatment methods is high. The aim of this study was to assess the real-life efficacy of classical homeopathic treatment and the potential to reduce conventional medication dosage."

An observational study was conducted by general practitioners specializing in homeopathy in nine Austrian test centers. Personal data and symptoms of allergic patients diagnosed with allergic conjunctivitis, allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma and neurodermatitis before and after homeopathic treatment were assessed by means of questionnaires. 

In the results 40 out of 44 patients originally recruited for the trial were found to meet the eligibility criteria. All clinical symptoms were shown to improve substantially, in most cases quite markedly (p < 0.001). 21 patients undergoing conventional medication therapy at baseline (62%) were able to discontinue at least one medication, while the remaining patients (38%) reported a dose reduction in at least one medication. No side effects were reported during treatment.

Research conclusion: The symptoms of patients undergoing homeopathic treatment were shown to improve substantially and conventional medication dosage could be substantially reduced. 

For original study results, link below to: 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22138796

Alternative Medicine: Clove oil to treat tooth pain.

The Remedy: Clove oil.

The Claim: It relieves toothaches.

The Science: What can you do in a pinch when you have a toothache?

Most people reach for age-old medicine-cabinet staples like Anbesol and Orajel, which contain benzocaine, an anesthetic, as their active ingredient. Benzocaine, like many other anesthetics, can cause allergic reactions and other side effects that some people find unpalatable.

But one natural alternative is clove oil, an essential oil from the clove plant, native to India and Indonesia and also known by the scientific but somewhat pleasant-sounding name Eugenia aromaticum. The essential oil has been shown in studies to have both analgesic and antibacterial properties, which can be particularly helpful in the case of a toothache instigated by bacteria.

read more at the New York Times Article Found here: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/02/17/remedies-clove-oil-for-tooth-pain/?ref=health

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