In December of 1864 it was documented that a London Life Insurance Company began offering life insurance to Homeopathic patrons at a 10% discounted premium, because they were less likely to die than patrons who relied on Allopathic medicine. The insurance actuaries collected comparitive data that proved “the superiority of Homoeopathic treatment.” [1]
Though as early as 1855 it was reported in British Journal that two life insurance companies that offered “peculiar advantages to insurers who habitually employ homoeopathy for the cure of their maladies” [2]
The mortality under homeopathic treatment was lower, and sometimes substantially lower than for patients under the “regular” medical practice. Allopathic doctors were taught to ridicule and discount the practice of homeopathy as “quack” treatment, the truth was hidden from them.
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