Courtesy : Health News
World Homeopathy Awareness Week (WHAW) is celebrated in over 45 countries around the world. The 2009 theme is “Homeopathy for Allergies.” Dates for the 2009 WHAW celebration is April 10-16, 2009. This year’s observations are also dedicated to the 254th anniversary of the birth of Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy.
World Homeopathy Awareness Week is sponsored by World Homeopathy Awareness Organization (WHAO), a non-profit volunteer organization incorporated in the Netherlands in 2008. On February 28, 2009, WHAO was officially recognized as a non-profit in the Netherlands.
The first WHAW took place in 2005. The United States chapter, WHAW-US, won the WHOA’s award for outstanding contribution to homeopathic awareness in 2007. Other participating countries include Armenia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Finland, Hungary, Israel, Kenya, Pakistan, Serbia, Spain, Ireland, Nepal, Australia, Bosnia, Denmark, Greece, India, Lithuania, New Zealand, Slovakia, Egypt, Bangladesh, Japan, Malaysia, Australia, Romania, South Africa, and Brazil.
For more information on World Homeopathy Awareness Week contact www.usahomeopathy.org or www.worldhomeopathy.org.
3 comments:
Homeopathy awareness among the people is very much essential as this system of medicine has no side effects & has cure for many diseases which have no remedy in allopathy
I agree with you, Homeopathy is the best medicine anybody can opt for. The only problem being that it takes time, but time and patience gives the final results. Allopathy is full of side effects...
I am also promoting this form of medicine through my blog I-heal, do visit it. Will be happy to get your comments, we can work along to publicize this issue.
I must appreciate your efforts.
Dr. M. Ahmed
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of Bangladesh
Vice - Chairman
Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies in Homeopathy (BCASH)
Vice - Chairman
Centre for Advanced Studies in Homeopathy (CASH),Dhaka
Country Representative
World Homeopathic Awareness Organization (WHAO), Germany.
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