The Mon Homéo Mon Choix team invites you on an in-depth journey into scientific research. On the agenda: new explanations that fully explain the scientific approach in homeopathy and profiles of the individuals who work to support this therapy on a daily basis.

Working to promote the effectiveness of homeopathy, the Belgian DynHom research project is one of the independent reference projects aimed at advancing homeopathy research.

The MonHoméoMonChoix team supports this approach led by DynHom.

MonHoméoMonChoix invites you to a unique dive into the heart of science! Welcome to an exciting series of research, twists, experiments and even frogs… Discover our new section “PROOF BY FACTS” in which you will discover and understand the rigorous scientific approach on which homeopathy is based.

Every year in October, the breast cancer campaign raises awareness about early detection and raises funds for research into the disease. This 27th edition is an opportunity to remind affected women that the survival rate is now 87% [1], and that solutions such as homeopathy exist to help them better cope with treatments.

With the end of lockdown and the enjoyable social meals of this summer, what happened when we took up sport again after the summer break? Since the body has sometimes seen weeks of inactivity, this return to the healthy habits promises to be particularly difficult for some, yet it is essential for us all. Treatments like homeopathy can therefore be particularly useful in helping us better prepare for, manage and recover from physical exertion.

Jean-Lionel Bagot is a general practitioner and homeopath in Strasbourg. In these books, Jean-Lionel Bagot shares his conviction: “only an integrative approach will advance medicine”.

Around the world, more than 300 million people in at least 70 countries use homeopathy either alone or in combination with other care to treat themselves [1]. The use of this therapy is growing, particularly in certain areas of the world such as Northern Europe, where life expectancy is one of the highest in the world.

While drug consumption has never been so high, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) warns of the dangers of residues in the environment. It considers that these substances could have unforeseen negative effects on freshwater ecosystems and the food chain.

The Institut Rafaël is an integrative medicine establishment that is unique in France which works for the comprehensive treatment of people with cancer. It was co-founded in 2018 by radiotherapist and oncologist Alain Toledano.

The first major guest from our MonHoméoMonChoix platform, Dr Daniel Scimeca, a homeopathic general practitioner in the Paris region, is back in a lockdown interview, to talk about the importance of homeopathy in the current pandemic climate.

The Covid-19 pandemic reminded us forcibly of three major things that we had forgotten: collectively we are vulnerable to disease; human health and what it implies are extraordinarily complex; and we need again to make the human being central to our lives. The earthquake of this epidemic weakens us in the short term, but could allow us to build a more human and more ecological world tomorrow. Health and well-being will be designed into a global plan and will be able more than ever to draw on the strengths of homeopathy.