Homoeopathy (also spelt homeopathy) is a gentle system of medicine which stimulates the body to heal itself. It is based on the principle of 'like curing like' - akin to vaccination, but with tiny dosages taken internally. The medicines are completely safe and non-addictive. The concentration of active ingredients is always very low, and homoeopathic medicines can be used quite safely by invalids and small babies. In many countries, including Great Britain, homoeopathy is formally accepted as a safe and effective alternative form of medical treatment. For more information, see Homoeopathy - frequently asked questions.

Although it has not been subject to formal clinical trials, homoeopathy has been found highly effective in treating and preventing malaria. Homoeopathic prophylactics for malaria can be taken safely on a long-term basis, unlike conventional alternatives. Homoeopathic remedies and prophylactics for dengue have been tested only recently, but the limited experience to date is very promising. There are no conventional prophylactics and limited conventional treatments for dengue, and while the homoeopathic remedies are experimental, they are believed - like other homoeopathic medicines - to be perfectly safe, with no side effects.

The Homoeopathic Clinic is run by Dr Anne Wynne-Simmons. Homoeopathic remedies, including prophylactics for malaria and dengue, may be obtained by mail order.