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The thread centers on a news claim that homeopaths went to a remote Ebola hospital in Liberia to “prove” their methods—using substances like arsenic, rattlesnake venom, and Spanish Fly—to treat Ebola. The main implied question is whether this approach has any credible basis or ethical standing given the deadly outbreak and the lack of conventional evidence for homeopathy. Overall sentiment is strongly critical and incredulous, with commenters reacting to the apparent boast that successful treatment would force changes in mainstream vaccine views.
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  • Team spent days in remote Liberian hospital to prove that remedies work
  • They planned to treat victims with 'rattlesnake venom' and 'Spanish Fly'
  • Boasted of the 'unique opportunity' presented by deadly Ebola outbreak
  • Claimed they would treat all European victims after proving success
    Ebola victims in one of the hardest-hit parts of Liberia have been treated by homeopaths who are determined to prove that arsenic, rattlesnake venom and the aphrodisiac Spanish Fly can cure Ebola.
    The homeopaths arrived in Liberia to use the deadly outbreak to prove their controversial theories and have already spent two weeks in the country with patients in a hospital in Ganta, in the north of the country near to the epicentre of the outbreak.
    In letters and messages seen by Mail Online they revealed that the aim of their mission was to prove that homeopathy could treat Ebola.
    'The manufacturers of experimental vaccines will then have to change their opinions,' boasted Dr Edouard Broussalian, one of the team of two men and two women working in the remote area


    Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2834259/Homeopaths-sent-deadly-Ebola-hotspot-treat-victims-ARSENIC-SNAKE-VENOM.html#ixzz3J3h0UIC8
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