Is it true that people in the medical profession, ie GPs don't endorse homeopath!

Is it true that people in the medical profession, ie GPs don't endorse homeopathic remedies?

Speaking generally here, of course, but this is what I have always heard. Our GP does not endorse any homeopathic treatments but wondered if this is a trend.

The enlightened ones do. The dinosaurs don't! This isn't any sort of ageist statement. When I left working in the NHS as a senior nurse to concentrate on my homoeopathic practice, it was generally the older consultants who were all for homoeopathy - as they had seen the short comings of their profession in the realms of treating some illnesses. Now, I treat quite a number of consultants, hospital doctors & GPs who are all completely impressed with how homoeopathy works for them. Presumably, they have read the research for what it is worth - but they are open minded enough to use something without side effects that might just make a difference to their illnesses. I generally found the younger, less experienced doctors still thought that the light eternal shone out of conventional medicine & no where else. Given enough time, some of them no doubt will be unblinkered enough to try something else. I fail to understand those who deny they powers of homoeopathy (which are extremely effective WHEN CORRECTLY PRESCRIBED & ADMINISTERED) and to this end there are a number of NHS Homoeopathic hospitals in the country doing marvellous work. I think there is a mix of ignorance & fear when this practice is slandered. I would ask these people to attend one of my clinics & meet my patients whos lives have been transformed by this therapy.