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Journal of Public Health and Nutrition | Volume 2

July 05-06, 2019 | Paris, France

International Conference and Exhibition on

17

th

World Congress on

Probiotics, Nutrition and Functional Foods

Pediatrics and Nutrition

Joint Event

&

A

ntibiotic resistance is a global problem. It is estimated that

at least 25000 people die from it every year in Europe.

The reasons for the development of resistance can usually

be traced back to the uncritical use of antibiotics in human

medicine, in veterinary medicine but also in the agricultural

industry. The EU and WHO therefore urgently recommend

the use of antibiotics only for strict, necessary indications.

Complementary medicine, especially homeopathic medicine,

is explicitlymentioned as a possibility. Nevertheless, toomany

antibiotics are still prescribed. In his presentation, Dr. Pichler,

a very experienced holistic physician, gives an insight into

how homeopathic medicine can reduce the use of antibiotics

in human medicine. The drugs Aconitum nappellus, Atropa

belladonna, Ferrum phosphoricum, Mercurius solubilis and

Hepar sulfuris are presented as examples. It will be shown

how easily homeopathic medicine can be integrated into

everyday medical life.

Speaker Biography

Erfreid Picher is a member of the education team of the Austrian

Society of Homeopathic Medicine (ÖGHM) since 1993 and Head of the

homeopathic clinic of pediatric oncology at KlinikumKlagenfurt since 1997.

Seminar activities led him to Austria, Italy, Japan, Slovenia, Germany and

Hungary. Numerous articles and co-author in books and journals regarding

Homeopathy. Since 2002 Member of the ECH Subcommittee Politics 2012

and he became President of the Austrian Society of HomeopathicMedicine

(ÖGHM).

e:

erfried.pichler@medway.at

Erfried Pichler

Kinikum Klagenfurt, Austria

Together against antibiotic resistance: A possible path - the

homeopathic medicine