Homeopaths Without Borders (HWB) is a group of homeopaths who believe they can help with global outbreaks; especially in impoverished countries. With the Ebola outbreaks occurring in Western Africa, we expected to see HWB sending their “doctors” to help. However, to date they have done no such thing.
“Well, we use the term ‘without borders’ very loosely,” explains Hans Sugerpil, senior member of HWB. “We have sent our doctors to various locations across the USA, Europe, Australia and even some to Haiti (after the cholera outbreaks and stuff were all over with of course). We sent our homeopaths down to try and teach the Haitians about homeopathy. Teach them that water doesn’t always cause disease – it can cure it too.”
Doctors Without Borders has a long history of helping both first and third world countries with various projects, education and lifesaving treatments. They currently have teams in over 70 countries worldwide, including Western African countries helping with the Ebola outbreak.
When asked if he thought Homeopaths Without Borders could help them in Africa, Dr. Charles Thomas of Doctors Without Borders gave a resounding yes: “Of course they could help. Dehydration is one of the major issues with Ebola virus disease. Homeopathic medicines would certainly help with that.”
