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In 1998, Lansky left the field of Computer Science to study homeopathy.

This transition was prompted by her perceived success at using homeopathy to "cure her son of Autism." She explained the situation in a ''Psychology Today'' interview: "As a scientist, I recognize that homeopathy is implausible. But I've seen it cure my son."

In 2003, she published ''Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy'' (ISBN 0-9727514-0-8).

This book is now used as a textbook in homeopathy schools and is cited in a number of other books on alternative health.

It has been translated into German and Greek.

Lansky is involved in a number of activities to promote homeopathy:

* She served on the executive board of the California Health Freedom Coalition which was instrumental in legalizing unlicensed forms of medicine in California by passing (in 2002) SB-577 into law. She testified in a California Senate hearing on November 1, 2001. She has been part of their Steering Committee.

* From 1998 to 2000, she was co-editor of the North American Homeopathic Society [http://www.homeopathy.org]'s journal "The American Homeopath".

* Since 2004, she has published a regular column in the British Society of Homeopaths [http://www.homeopathy-soh.org] newsletter called "Letters From America".

* She currently broadcasts a monthly Internet radio show on Autism One [http://www.autismone.org/radio] called "There's Hope With Homeopathy".

* She is currently on the executive board of the National Center for Homeopathy [http://www.homeopathic.org].

* Lansky appears as a guest on alternative health radio shows and is treated as an expert by the organizers of various alternative health forums:

* She has a forum called "Leading Voices in Homeopathy".


Adapted from the Wikipedia article Amy L. Lansky, under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki