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Homeopathy is a crock – Matt Kirshen
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#4 written by rrpostalagain 2 years ago
if a vet uses homeopathy he should have his/ her license revoked.
It’s only magic. I would not treat my dog with magic,. The older I get and the less often magic winds up being real, the less likely I conclude that magic will be real in my lifetime. Thus, the odds of a treatment based on magic is going to work is near enough nil as can be imagined.
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#6 written by terriergal 2 years ago
Homeopathy is not the same thing as herbal medicine.
I had a homeopathic succussation (or whatever that term is) extract of kelp, supposed to help with thyroid issues. Oh and btw it uses potassium iodide as a PRESERVATIVE (not the active ingredient). Suuure… No really the memory of the kelp extract was what was helping the thyroid, not the iodine in the KI!
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#8 written by zephiloyd 2 years ago
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#13 written by hexkid 2 years ago
zephiloyd, have you ever heard of double-blind testing?
Double-blind testing removes subjective bias from trials as neither the doctor/scientist nor the subject knows whether they are receiving the medicine or the placebo until the results have been collected & collated.
All double-blind trials on homeopathy have produced results which prove that it is no better than a placebo.
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#16 written by hexkid 2 years ago
Zephiloyd – that is the weakest, quackiest response that I have ever heard and is the last-resort of a snake-oil salesman.
Double-blinds trials are totally agnostic of the sort of medicine which is being tested but would indicate if the performance of homeopathic medicine was any better than a placebo or random chance.
The fact that you reject double-blind trials indicates that homeopathy is a sham.
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#17 written by zephiloyd 2 years ago
Double blind trials are not real science, it is not based on chemistry, biology or physics. The elite have an agenda to discredit homeopathy, because they want to keep for themselves, and this methodology is perfect to do that. A society of healthy individuals is not required by the controlling elite, they just want obedient workers. This is why we have sodium fluoride in our water and toothpaste. They are now attempting to reduce upper limits on vitamins and minerals via codex alimentarious.
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#22 written by DNMHOMEO 2 years ago
See this new article!!!
Homeopathic Medication TRAUMEEL S Reduces Chemotherapy-Induced Stomatitis in Children
Homeopathy works!! there are more scientific articles about Homeopathy on Journal of Homeopathy Elsevier, and ncbi and other Journals!
Visite George Vithoulkas web site and others that explain well how it works!
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#24 written by UniversumExNihilo 2 years ago
@DNMHOMEO
The article you cite clearly showed that the homeopathic remedy had not effect over the placebo on severe cases, and on typical cases, there was nearly no difference between the placebo. So little that the slight statistical skew is due to the differences in each individual case, not the medicine. If you read past the title you would know that. -
#25 written by UniversumExNihilo 2 years ago
@DNMHOMEO
NCBI isn’t a journal. Can you find a scientific journal on homeopathy that doesn’t consistently list null results? Elsevier is the holder of science direct, as well as other scientific publication searches. The only Journal about homeopathy in their searches, called simply, “Homeopathy”, lists null results over and over again in it’s publications. - Comment Feed for this Post
You’ve not discovered anything. You’re a low IQ retard. The first person you saw in this thread smarter than you was the comedian, the last person you saw who was smarter than you was me and everyone between him and me was also your intellectual superior.
Homeopathy is glasses of water. You are so gullible and the sales people so astute that they have convinced you a glass of water is worth your money and has medical benefits. It shouldn’t have been tested. It was. It was bollocks.
SPAAAAAAZ