Tinus Smits has passed away

Tinus Smits has died

Tinus Smits, the well-known Dutch homeopath and author, died on 1 April this year at the age of 63.

The American homeopath Betty Wood has just informed us:

"I wanted to tell you that I am currently attending a fantastic course. Believe me, I really came here as a sceptic. However, I was extremely impressed by the results of a simple, straightforward treatment plan used for the treatment of vaccine injuries and other damage. It completely changed the lives of children with autism spectrum disorders as well as of children exposed to chemical and/or viral/bacterial influences. This is the CEASE Therapy, developed by Tinus Smits and his colleagues."

Unfortunately I must tell you that this course was run by Tinus's experienced colleagues Ton Jansen and An van Veer with the support of his son Yannick, because Tinus suffered a sudden deterioration in his battle with cancer and was too ill to conduct the course himself. Tinus left this world yesterday morning on 1 April in peace with a smile on his face and, I hope, with the conviction that his work will be continued and will continue to work its wonders.

"May his spirit live on in his work."

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Tinus Smits studied homeopathy with the Phosphorus group in Belgium under Jacques Imberechts and Alex Jacques.
Dr Smits was a practising physician and opened his own homeopathic practice in the Netherlands in 1986.

Tinus Smits became known through the article on Cuprum metallicum published in the second quarter of 1992 in the journal Homoeopathic Links. He was awarded the UGA Prize for this in 1992.

He conducted intensive research into vaccine injuries and their treatment and published the work Das Impfschaden-Syndrom.

Tinus Smits was instrumental in the founding of the International Homeopathic Clinic in Bhaktapur, Nepal.
He gave lectures on homeopathy in Europe and Nepal.

More recently he became known for the CEASE therapy for autism. The English work Autism - Beyond Despair was published on this subject in 2010.

Tinus Smits succumbed to cancer at the age of 63.