campermon wrote:"EastEnders actress Nadia Sawalha's eczema drove her to take desperate measures - but then she decided to put aside her prejudices and try homeopathy"

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"Nadia says her daughters Maddie, now seven, and Kiki, two, have never seen a GP and not had any childhood vaccinations. Rather, they consult the homeopath every few weeks."



Will the madness never end?

I'm With Stupid wrote:Quite a simple solution then. Have nurseries refuse kids that haven't had vaccination by the recommended age.

Incidentally, I was quite pleased about the news about the new breast cancer jab yesterday, until I realised that only the Mail and Express were running the story. I now assume it's largely bullshit. And these are the same scummy papers that were against the cervical cancer jab for teenage girls.

Oh, and if anyone has an account at the Daily Mail website, it might be an idea to put right some of the ridiculous and dangerous comments on that article.

Oh such ignorance..
Why on earth is Nadia irresponsible in not vaccinating her childre???
I am 42 years old and have never been vaccinated, my children have never been vaccinated not have they had antibiotics. Both myself and my children are fit and healthy. I am a Homeopath.. have used homeopathy for years, and nothing more than homeopathy for my children. If you don't like it don't use it .. it is freedom of choice, but don't criticise someone who has had positive results..
Don't start quoting research as we all know that research can be manipulated to say what ever you want..
HOMEOPATHY DOES WORK !! people just do not care to acknowledge it because they don't understand it.. There are lots of other thing that occur in this world they we do not understand yet we do not disregard it as valid.. we accept that it works and carryon with life... JUST GET OVER THE FACT THAT IT ACUALLY WORKS!!!

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Does anyone know if this can be used for children? My two year old has to use steroid cream for eczema on her hands but it now seems to have stopped working and they are so sore.

- Rebecca, Denmark, 01/6/2010 10:14

HughMcB wrote:First comment from the feedback...

Does anyone know if this can be used for children? My two year old has to use steroid cream for eczema on her hands but it now seems to have stopped working and they are so sore.

- Rebecca, Denmark, 01/6/2010 10:14

Quite frankly the rest of the comments made me want to puke.

Well done Nadia, you have made the world just a little bit unsafer for children everywhere.

If you show me
That, say, homeopathy works,
Then I will change my mind
I’ll spin on a fucking dime
I’ll be embarrassed as hell,
But I will run through the streets yelling
It’s a miracle! Take physics and bin it!
Water has memory!
And while it’s memory of a long lost drop of onion juice is Infinite
It somehow forgets all the poo it’s had in it!

campermon wrote:Will the madness never end?

Wiðercora wrote:

campermon wrote:Will the madness never end?

Highly unlikely. As long as there are snakes there will always be snake oil.

Paul G wrote:Nadia you're a shit actor and now a total cunt. Well done.

Not everyone has a pet name for their eczema, but actress and TV presenter Nadia Sawalha called hers 'my John rash' after a mild attack was triggered as a 17-year-old after she broke up with her boyfriend.

And as mysteriously as the skin condition arrived, it disappeared. But then, in 2002, at the age of 39 and six months after the birth of her first daughter Maddie with TV producer Mark Adderley, Nadia noticed tiny bumps on the little finger of her left hand.

Then her younger sister Julia told Nadia how she had bumped into an old classmate who had suffered badly from acne. And yet, here was this girl now with perfectly clear skin. When Julia asked how she had managed to get rid of the acne, the girl said it was due to homeopathy.

'I took one each day for two weeks and the headaches gradually faded and then disappeared for ever. I was grateful although, if I'm honest, part of me still thought it was all a bit of a fluke.'

Her GP prescribed antibiotics which cleared up the bladder infection but, as is common with antibiotics, triggered a yeast infection. 'So I saw Rachel and she gave me one remedy - a single pill - and it cleared up. When I got another flareup a couple of months later, I remember thinking, "Here we go again!"

'But it lasted only about six hours. That happened twice more down the months and then never again.'

campermon wrote:Will the madness never end?