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3 months ago
Ferrari Babe: yes, for everyone. Homeopathy can cure everything from cancer to AIDS to depression to %26quot;negativity%26quot;. It%26#039;s amazing technology.3 months ago
Juliet: that%26#039;s the great thing about homeoquackery. The more you dilute a remedy, the more effective it becomes!!3 months ago
swanjarv...: It%26#039;s hardly %26quot;specific to each person%26quot; when homeopathic remedies are for sale online and in so-called health shops without any advice from a quack.But even pretending that what you say is correct...
We could put every available remedy in the water supply, so every possible combination would be there anyway. If someone took some remedies that weren%26#039;t relevant, what difference would it make? As homeopaths constantly point out, the stuff is totally harmless!
3 months ago
Vivacity: Homeopathy is the opposite of science.3 months ago
H.Robert O: Why must you do that, in your opinion?3 months ago
altmed: most people who replied to my question are pro-quackery and I didn%26#039;t block any of them.
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Ha ha. I like your thinking.First of all, the answer%26#039;s NO, not everything, even if the homeopaths are right. Their claim would only be that the remedies would cure those few conditions that homeopathy claims to cure.
However, your main point is right: if homeopaths%26#039; claim that an infinitissimaly small dose of an active ingredient is actually more effective than a proper dose, then the best way to dilute it would be putting a small amount in the water supply. Needless to say, I reckon they%26#039;re talking rubbish and the experiment you suggest would show this up for what it is.
Ironically, this experiment would not even yield the (minimal) benefits that homeopathic treatments actually have - these benefits tend to come from the placebo effect people experience when they feel that they are being %26#039;treated%26#039; and %26#039;medicated%26#039;. Plus the warm, cosy, friendly environment of a homeopath%26#039;s office can enhance this effect.
I predict that homeopaths will be split in their answers to this question. %26#039;Genuine%26#039; (ie deluded) homeopaths will say that this experiment would work (since it should do according to homeopathic principles). Any homeopaths who say it would not work (and who no doubt would come up with a spurious reason as to why not) will be those who know that all they%26#039;re doing is providing a placebo effect (absent in the experiement) and are therefore out and out frauds.
The sooner we start treating homeopaths like the conmen (and women) they are, the better. If a doctor gave someone a placebo telling them it was real medicine they%26#039;d be struck off. Common sense. I would cite peer-reviewed studies comparing the benefits of homeopathy to placebos, but what a shame - none exist. I%26#039;d challenge anyone disagreeing with me to cite a single proper study demonstrating the effectiveness of homeopathy beyond the placebo effect.
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Even if we weren%26#039;t all suffering from anything? I don%26#039;t even want fluoride in my water.
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As the treatments are very specific to each person, each symptom, that altruistic approach does not help! (a good thought , though!)
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Absolutely...no more sickness or disease. WOW ! Let%26#039;s do it now.
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I%26#039;m a very big fan of homeopathic remedies and accupuncture, cupping, ear bleeding, massage, etc. I think you have an EXCELLENT idea.
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Seeing as there is nothing in the %26quot;remedies%26quot;, apart from a few atoms (if you are lucky) of the preperation, it would make zero difference.
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No. Firstly because most of them are BS, and secondly because of the concentrations you%26#039;d need to put into %26quot;the water supply%26quot; before they%26#039;d even be noticeable.
If you adjusted the question to %26quot;what if we forced everybody to take homeopathic remedies at their proper concentration, purity, and freshness, would we be able to cure everyone of everything?%26quot;, the answer would still be NO. -
No, it would not cure everyone of everything. Although homeopathic remedies are natural, so is aspirin (comes from willow bark originally), and too much aspirin will definitely hurt, some people more than others. Homeopathy is a science, and should be utilized as carefully as any prescription from the medical doctor. People with high blood pressure can%26#039;t take many herbal remedies, though some remedies can actually help.
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