​DISASTER EPIDEMICS & HOMEOPATHIC PROPHYLAXIS REMEDIES

Contributed by Alan Hugenot, Ph.D, DD.

Homeopathy has always been about prevention and cure with natural remedies which can also be used to halt
epidemics with none of the harsh side effects often associated with chemical drugs and vaccinations.

After Haiti’s disastrous 2010 earthquake, HWB volunteers worked together with the Haitian Medical Association, the Haitian Ministry of Health, integrating natural remedies into 14 established Haitian medical facilities. Since then there have been two cholera epidemics in Haiti (2010 & 2022), both caused by unsanitary conditions throughout the country remaining after the earthquake, and the epidemics overwhelmed the existing medical infrastructure. In 2010 there were 820,000 cases of cholera.

Yet, HWB Homeopathic practitioners successfully used polycrest natural remedies as prophylaxis to prevent spread of the contagion, and documented that it was Phosphorus and Veratrum Album (made from European white hellebore), which allowed anyone getting either of these Genus Epidemicus remedies to not contract the epidemic disease.

Similarly, back in 1918 during the Spanish influenza epidemic. two traditional homeopathic remedies Byronia Alba (made from white hops) and Gelsemium Sempervirens (made from the root of yellow Carolina Jasmine), both of which are polycrest remedies (useful for numerous ailments) saved thousands of lives in London, while at other hospitals using conventional medicine thousands died. This undeniable history is kept in the dark by Big Pharma.

It is a well documented historical fact that during the 1918 influenza epidemic patients receiving conventional
medicine at non-homeopathic hospitals in London died in droves. While patients treated at London’s
Homeopathic Hospital had a 1% death rate, and a 99% cure rate using just these two polycrest remedies.
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This was demonstrated again by HWB when a Chikugunya epidemic struck Haiti in April 2014, affecting 68,000
people. HWB found that three polycrest traditional remedies could act as prophylaxis to prevent the spread of this contagion. Again Byronia Alba, Eupatorium Perfoliatum (made from the common boneset plant), and Rhus
Toxicodendron (made from Poison Oak), resulted in anyone who got one of these remedies not contracting the
disease, and helped to stop the epidemic.

Predictable results like this, using inexpensive and effective natural remedies, instead of untested chemical
vaccines, is now becoming common practice in Haiti.