DAWA-rayms B raps for Homeopathy

video clip from the movie -DAWA -The story of Jeremy Sherr, the man how's gonna save Africa with homeopathic medicine
Music-Rayms B
Directors: shahar Galnoor and Shani Ratzabi
photography : Daniel Kedem

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Music

Tags:

• homeopathy
• jeremy sherr
• africa
• shani ratzabi
• shahar galnoor
• rap
• aids health clip

[shaniratzabi]

google with the youtube converter for personal use or ask jeremy sherr for any other use

[MyPablohoney]

Oh My God!

I actually think that I've never heard such monsterous, dangerous, potentially murderous shit!

[QvasiModo]

Homeopaths should go to jail for trying to scam people into believing sugar cubes can cure malaria... but that's how the world works! Make your scam survive long enough and it becomes a respected tradition! }:(

[zeroeightz]

Best song ever! thanks for posting!!

[tossyv]

This is a great way to get the message of homeopathy across. Keep going! It really works.

[MsAlly666]

People always fear what they don't understand and narrow mindedness never helped anyone! Homeopathy has a place in this world as do Allopathic medicine, and it's about finding the two working side by side. I find it sad that people feel the need to 'attack' each other when everyone is entitled to their own opinion...

[laflugantabastardo]

@wawei67

An ironic thing to say for someone who think that bottles of water cure diseases. Now how about those papers instead of throwing around names? Or better yet, explain yourself how water cures disease? After all, if you believe this junk, you know how it works, right? :-)

[laflugantabastardo]

@wawei67

Oooh! A Wordpress site! By ah... who? How about the papers? Give me the research on drinking vials of water to cure diseases, not a guy who merely claims that more and more scientists are getting behind them, because this thoroughly reminds me of that whole fiasco that was Intelligent Design.

[davidheffron]

@laflugantabastardo Yeah. You say to them 'OK let's do some trials' and the response is always 'Oh, you can't test homopathy because it's designed for the whole person'.

If that were the case then every consulation would give a patient a radically different remedy. But they don't. They hand out the same pills each time.

What a load of old tosh.

[laflugantabastardo]

@wawei67

Sure, let's try googling that.

First result: "The collective weight of scientific evidence has found homeopathy to be no more effective than a placebo."

2nd: "Why have its practitioners and proponents been unwilling or unable to conduct the proper trials and research required to prove it?"

Let's see... "The Ultimate Fake"... "Bad Science"... It sounds *dramatic* alright.

[davidheffron]

@wawei67 Ok then. Let's be logical:

Does "like cure like"? No. There is no evidence to suggest that this is true.

Does diluting a substance in water make its effects more pronounced? No it will make it weaker. Diluting something means that there is less of it.

Does water have a 'memory'? No. Otherwise it would 'remember' everything it had come in contact with. All water would be in effect a 'cure' for everything.

I would like hpathy to work, really. But the fact remains that it's a fantasy.

[davidheffron]

@wawei67 I'm also not sure why being of the opinion that homopathy is a scam makes me a fascist bastard.

I suspect from reading your posts that you might also think I am a drone, or a stooge or somesuch. However I could easily meake the same claims about yourself (I'm not going to).

At the end of the day if I was suffering from a treatable medical condition and the choice was hpathy or real pills - I'd take the real ones.

If that makes me a facsist - then the planet's covered with them.