Comments on: Africa the Last Frontier, the Battle Enjoined http://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/africa-the-last-frontier-the-battle-enjoined/ Homeopathy Medicine Portal for Homeopathy Doctors, Students and Patients. Homeopathic Remedies and Homeopathy Treatment information. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:00:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Davehttp://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/africa-the-last-frontier-the-battle-enjoined/#comment-8546 Dave Fri, 20 May 2011 06:32:34 +0000 http://hpathy.com/?p=13479#comment-8546 As another expat who has lived in Kenya for over a decade, I must contest your claim that medical care is expensive here. Wages are lower for all medical professionals, which is why so many of them leave to take jobs in other countries.I support this claim with the cost of buying insurance. Buying health insurance here is far cheaper than in the West. If you want worldwide insurance coverage, you have to pay more than simple "Africa only" coverage.You are correct that the poor have a hard time paying for good medical care. That is because they are poor, not because the medical care is more expensive than the rest of the world.The other concern I have with your article is your strategic use of silence. If your methods are strong and correct, why be silent? Why use the weapons of conspiracy? Skulking in the shadows is not the way of the truth. As another expat who has lived in Kenya for over a decade, I must contest your claim that medical care is expensive here. Wages are lower for all medical professionals, which is why so many of them leave to take jobs in other countries.

I support this claim with the cost of buying insurance. Buying health insurance here is far cheaper than in the West. If you want worldwide insurance coverage, you have to pay more than simple “Africa only” coverage.

You are correct that the poor have a hard time paying for good medical care. That is because they are poor, not because the medical care is more expensive than the rest of the world.

The other concern I have with your article is your strategic use of silence. If your methods are strong and correct, why be silent? Why use the weapons of conspiracy? Skulking in the shadows is not the way of the truth.

]]> By: Nigehttp://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/africa-the-last-frontier-the-battle-enjoined/#comment-870 Nige Sun, 25 Apr 2010 19:57:08 +0000 http://hpathy.com/?p=13479#comment-870 Hi. You say: "I’ve been told there is a Tanzanian homeopath who has recorded 7000 cures of malaria."Who is this person? If we could publicise this success, rather than make a seemingly unsubstantiated, hearsay statement wouldn't that rock the big pharma boat? Why not trumpet this success?Nige Hi. You say: “I’ve been told there is a Tanzanian homeopath who has recorded 7000 cures of malaria.”

Who is this person? If we could publicise this success, rather than make a seemingly unsubstantiated, hearsay statement wouldn’t that rock the big pharma boat? Why not trumpet this success?

Nige

]]> By: Debby Bruckhttp://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/africa-the-last-frontier-the-battle-enjoined/#comment-797 Debby Bruck Sun, 18 Apr 2010 07:56:45 +0000 http://hpathy.com/?p=13479#comment-797 Didi ~ As the person on the ground day in and day out, teaching others, raising funds, handing out remedies, walking amongst the villagers, listening to their stories, observing what is happening over the course of years, only you have the true perspective on how the political and socio-economics effect the African people.No words can express the gratitude these people must feel for your dedication and caring. Let us pray for a shift in energy enabling more people outside of Africa and within the country to contribute to a more compassionate approach to healing and support for the population.There seems to be an increasing awareness about the dangers of pharmaceuticals and the drug monopolies. Keep up the good and courageous works.love Debby Didi ~ As the person on the ground day in and day out, teaching others, raising funds, handing out remedies, walking amongst the villagers, listening to their stories, observing what is happening over the course of years, only you have the true perspective on how the political and socio-economics effect the African people.

No words can express the gratitude these people must feel for your dedication and caring. Let us pray for a shift in energy enabling more people outside of Africa and within the country to contribute to a more compassionate approach to healing and support for the population.

There seems to be an increasing awareness about the dangers of pharmaceuticals and the drug monopolies. Keep up the good and courageous works.

love
Debby

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