Professor Harry Stickler, peerless pedagogue and spearhead of the Utopian College Education and Training program in the School of Health and Information Technology, proudly launched UCEM‘s keenly awaited new textbook today.
This new book, described by enthusiastic reviewers ‘as a quick read’, ‘catholic in scope’, and ‘leaving no stone unturned’, is triumphantly titled ‘Evidence-based Homeopathy’. MUPPETs the world over will be nervously awaiting the arrival of their copies prior to the up-coming UCEM Fellowship exam. The text will be ideal for those planning to work in a Homeopathic A&E environment.
Stickler commended the kind folks at Cordis for providing the prototype for the book. He also congratulated his team of authors for putting such an exhaustive tome together in time for World Homeopathy Awareness Week (WHAW). Even the harshest of critics must admit that not a jot of evidence for homeopathy is missing from the book:
Hat tip to @drves‘ Clinical Cases and Images for the video.
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The evidence is diluted in the book for extra potency. In fact, the evidence was diluted down so much that in 10,000,000 books, you’ll only find one letter of the evidence presented.
Strong stuff indeed.