Dear friends,
First of all, thank you for being faithful to our research group.
All the more so, since fundamental and clinical research on high dilutions needs more than ever to be supported and encouraged. In Europe, in spite of the dynamism of some people, the number of works implemented or published is decreasing. The reasons for this are many: grouping together of homeopathic laboratories and limitations on credits for research, disappointment of not seeing quality works meeting the strictest criteria having an impact outside our community, lack of interest from academics, etc. However, it is important to have increased credibility, both from scientists and from the medical profession. This will not be easy, for everyone must admit the limit of their knowledge and the need to accept other scientific paradigms.
So there is a lot of work for GIRI to be done.
Modern scientists increasingly agree to admit the limitations of scientific knowledge, that should not be mixed up with technological advances. But to offer alternatives, one must provide more and more works, find new rigorous and innovating experimental models and protect oneself from any pseudo-scientific hypothesis on action mechanisms. This is the only way for us to increase our credibility and be able to open a dialogue.
GIRI is today the only independent and scientific international structure concerning the study of high dilutions.
Visit the next conference website at http://www.feg.unesp.br/~ocs/index.php/giri/giri2010 or directly from GIRI website (http://www.giriweb.com) and keep informed about our next meeting in Monaco.
The sites are ready to receive your contributions and suggestions!
I hope to see many of you in Monaco, next Novemberl!
King regards.
Doctor R.P. Halm President of the GIRI
Submissions for this conference were closed on 2010-11-04.
