H:MC21 lobbied Parliament on Wednesday 24 February 2010

250 homeopaths and patients lobbied their MPs and handed in to No. 10 Downing Street a letter and the declaration "Homeopathy Worked for Me" signed by 28,112 people.

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Homeopathy is recognised as a safe, inexpensive and effective form of treatment against illness, and it is used by literally millions of people worldwide. Yet in the UK, steps are being taken to reduce your access to this therapeutic tool. A handful of people are waging a fierce campaign against the profession – and it is gaining momentum. Unless people stand up for their right to choose, homeopathy could be seriously marginalised. 

This website gives you access to some key facts about homeopathy, explains what’s happening, and let’s you know what you can do before it is too late.

Use the menu at the top of this web page, or the links below, to set off and find out …
 What’s at risk?  And details about the campaign against homeopathy
 What can you do?  Whether you have five minutes or a lot more time, there is something you can do to safeguard choice in medicine in the UK, and support for you doing it:
Campaign resources offers a downloadable Resource Pack, including:
  .... Advice sheets
  .... Letter templates
  .... Donations sheets
  .... A Gift Aid form
  There is also more information at www.hmc21.org.
 Donate money enables you to donate to this charity whatever you can afford whenever you want to. Even a small donation can help the campaign, and it could attract an extra 28% through Gift Aid.
  Where can you find out more about homeopathy?  
  .... How homeopathy works (including benefits)
  .... Homeopathy Q&A 
  .... A short history of homeopathy
  .... Where to do more research for yourself about homeopathy
  There is also more information at www.hmc21.org.
Debunking the myths 
  .... Myths and misconceptions about homeopathy
  .... Common arguments used against homeopathy
  .... Debunking Trick or Treatment? Click here for Halloween Science 
Who are we?  Our trustees, our patrons and our supporters.
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