When Patients Write You a Song: Jeremy Sherr in Africa

Imagine doing such a good job that your patients write a song about you.

That happened to my favourite homeopath, Jeremy Sherr. Through his charity, Homeopathy for Health in Africa, he has helped establish 19 free clinics in Tanzania.

The video below features a song created by patients expressing their gratitude and happiness. Before watching, though, a few important disclaimers are needed.

This song reflects the personal experiences and opinions of the people involved. It should be viewed as artistic expression rather than as medical or health claims.

The video discusses diseases and treatment experiences in a Tanzanian setting, and some statements made are not relevant to Australian regulations or standards of practice.

Homeopathy is considered a complementary medicine and is not intended to replace medical care from a doctor or qualified healthcare provider. Homeopaths do not treat diseases directly; rather, homeopathic treatment aims to support the body’s own healing processes.

What I think is truly worth watching is the humanitarian work Jeremy and his team are doing in Africa.

Also, please don’t watch this video and assume I’m capable of achieving the level of success Jeremy has. That is well out of my league.

Here is the song:

If you would like to learn more about the charity Homeopathy for Health in Africa. Here is a link to their website.