A United Stand to Protect Homeopathy
Natural health modalities, such as naturopathy and homeopathy, are under attack.
After seven years of persistent advocacy, legislation to protect homeopathy has been introduced in both the House and Senate.
H.R. 7050 and S. 4692 would bring a clear regulatory framework that ensures safety while preserving access and innovation for homeopathic medicine.
What the Bills Do:
- Create a legal pathway to market for human and animal homeopathic drug products.
- Protect access to the full range of homeopathic products and ingredients, both current and future, that meet homeopathic-appropriate standards for quality and safety.
- Give companies the right to label homeopathic drug products both without claims/indications and with claims/indications consistent with homeopathic materia medica.
Getting the bills introduced in Congress was a milestone, but it’s not the finish line. Now comes the hard part: vocalizing enough support to get the bills passed.
More than 50 leading national and state homeopathy organizations, holistic health non-profits, manufacturers, retailers, and advocacy groups have signed a Statement of Support to protect Homeopathy.
Take Action to Support Homeopathy
Contact your federal legislators to voice your support for homeopathic medicine and appropriate regulations.
NOTE: In some districts, 1-click Action Alerts are considered “spam” and are not recorded. We always recommend calling and emailing your legislators directly to voice your opinion.
Click HERE to find contact information for your federal legislators and voice your support for H.R. 7050 and S. 4692.
To learn more, visit the Americans for Homeopathy Choice website.
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