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The debate about the value of homeopathy is as old as homeopathy itself.1 Recently, it has reached new heights when ‘the end of homeopathy’ was proclaimed by a leading medical journal.2 A central issue in this debate obviously is the scientific proof of efficacy of homeopathic medicines.3 Homeopaths tend to either claim that conventional science does not provide the tools for evaluating homeopathy,4 or that much of the clinical trial data are demonstrably positive.5 Yet independent systematic reviews of rigorous studies regularly fail to confirm this notion.6In this context, it is relevant to evaluate the contents of the websites of professional associations of homeopaths. This was the purpose …

Advice issued by professional homeopathic associations: a survey of websites