Despite the fact that back in the 1800s there were a number of homeopathic hospitals and medical schools in the US and Canada, the climate shifted and homeopathy became almost forgotten in North America. However, homeopathy continued in Europe as well as in South and Central America, and India. Now increasingly North Americans are looking for alternatives to traditional medicine, pharmaceutical drugs and surgery. They want something that is less invasive as a first line of defence or homeopathy is being used when traditional medicine has not provided long term healing.
More and more research has been emerging recently that supports the validity of homeopathy. And this is helpful for those who are new to homeopathy to have confidence in its efficacy. It is difficult to find reliable, factual on-line sources of honest information about homeopathy and its studies -- so I have provided some useful links to homeopathic research summaries and scientific publications of homeopathic studies for you to peruse at your leisure:
http://hpathy.com/scientific-research/research-homeopathy-part-13/
http://audesapere.in/database-of-scientific-publications-in-homeopathy/
The Swiss government commissioned a report that found homeopathy to be an effective, cost-efficient addition to the traditional and complementary medicine landscape. Here is a link to said report:
http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007%2F978-3-642-20638-2
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