A database for scientific studies on homeopathy

But do you know that on the web we have the " Homeopathy Database " available to everyone? More than 1000 studies on homeopathic remedies that have been published since 1949 to the present day.

Thanks to FIAMO, the Italian Federation of Associations and Homeopathic Doctors, a real database was created where it is possible to make use of the most important research on homeopathy, regardless of the results achieved.

1087 studies and reviews on homeopathic medicines obtained from different medical scientific databases are collected and indexed and combined into a single large free consultation tool.

The structure of the Database

The Homeopathy Database is structured in 9 sections by type of study:

1. agro-homeopathy with reported biological effects of homeopathic medicines in experimental seedlings;

2. research on the physico-chemical properties of homeopathic solutions;

3. preclinical in vivo and in vitro studies on the application of homeopathic medicines;

4. RCT studies : a collection of randomized single or double-blind studies compared to placebo or allopathic remedies;

5. clinical studies with observations on the effects of long-term homeopathic administration ;

6. collection of clinical cases treated with homeopathic remedies;

7. qualitative systematic reviews of homeopathic remedies;

8. systematic reviews with meta-analysis to structure statistics ;

9. studies of applied homeopathy in the veterinary field .

The address to log in to access the structured studies is databaseomeopatia.alfatechint.com.

You can track items of interest by applying the available search filters as year of publication, author and keywords .

The meaning of a database of homeopathy

Such a structured database of homeopathic research is a great tool that makes us understand how, despite the many discussions about the effectiveness of these diluted remedies, there are scientific interests that analytically move towards studies of this medicine and its effects, with the application of scrupulous and serious methods.

The intent is that of an objective analysis of this branch with the contribution of all the researchers who, from the 1950s to today, have dedicated themselves to it, with more or less successful results.

The fact that it is an "Italian" database is a strong sign of openness towards this approach to personal care and not just disease, which bodes well for the possibility of getting out of close protocols and personalizing the therapeutic approach as much as possible in a integration path: S imilia Similibus Curantur .