Society

The Liga Medicorum Homeopathica Internationalis (LMHI) is an international homeopathic medical society established in Rotterdam, September 10, 1925, under the terms of the Swiss Civil Law, stipulating Geneva as its registered office.

The official bodies of the LMHI, frequently simplytermed the Liga, include the Executive Committee, the General Secretariat and the International Council which meet annually.

The Executive Committee is composed of the President, Vice President, Immediate Past President, General Secretary, Veterinary Treasurer, and the other secretaries (for Archives, Education, Pharmacy, Public Relations Research); it manages the business of the association. The International Council is the highest authority of the association: it is conmposed of the National Vice-Presidents, the links between the LMHI and the national community of homeopathic doctors, pharmacists, veterinarians, etc.

Further details on the Liga Medicorum Homeopathica Internationalis (LMHI) are available at www.lmhint.net.

The Belgian Royal Homeopathic Society (SRBH) is a national homeopathic scientific society established in Brussels existing since 1872.

The Unio Homoeopathica Belgica (UNIO) is a national union of medical doctors, veterinaries, dentists and pharmacists established in Brussels since 1988, UP/BV: ABR/7385/26/1988.

Further details on the Unio Homoeopathica Belgica (UNIO) are available at www.homeopathy.be.

The 63rd LMHI Congress is organised under supervision of the LMHI by the SRBH and UNIO. Contact adress info@lmhi2008.org Chaussée de Bruxelles, 132 B-1190 BRUSSELS - BELGIUM.

GIRI - in French "Groupe International de Recherche sur l´Infinitésimal" - is an independent and international scientific society, created in Monaco in 1986. Its aim is to bring together researchers, active in universities or research institutes of different areas of knowledge - medicine, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, physics, agronomy, biology, etc - and who develop basic or applied research on ultra-dilutions. As a "laboratory of ideas", the itinerant annual GIRI meetings allow a step by step discussion of the experimental results, in a collective intellectual work.

The next GIRI symposium will be held in Ostende, Belgium, May 20th 2008, the theme of which will be: "Homeopathy and High Dilution Research". This XXII GIRI meeting will precede the 63rd LMHI and it will be a great opportunity to put practitioners and scientists closer to exchange their day by day experiences and knowledge in the high dilution universe.

For further information see www.giriweb.com or contact leonibonamin@gmail.com

Best wishes,

Prof. Leoni Bonamin President of the GIRI