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Hi possibly the wrong place but here go's:
I have a grandson hes 4 months now and teething so off we go to Boots to get something to rub on the little man's gums.
So we are looking and I notice that two of these teething powders are homeopathic now I don't mind if an adult wants to waste their money and pretend they are getting better but a baby can't complain and has no idea of the placebo effect.
Why is this quackery allowed.
I have a grandson hes 4 months now and teething so off we go to Boots to get something to rub on the little man's gums.
So we are looking and I notice that two of these teething powders are homeopathic now I don't mind if an adult wants to waste their money and pretend they are getting better but a baby can't complain and has no idea of the placebo effect.
Why is this quackery allowed.
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Redcrx - If your talking about Ashton & Parsons - They are herbal not homeopathic. They are not the same thing.
Chelle it is scientificaly proven that homeopathy has no active ingredient - James Randi, despite dire warnings from homeopathists, took an entire bottle of 60 homepathic sleeping tablets - never missed a beat and is still, very much, alive.
Chelle it is scientificaly proven that homeopathy has no active ingredient - James Randi, despite dire warnings from homeopathists, took an entire bottle of 60 homepathic sleeping tablets - never missed a beat and is still, very much, alive.
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Trim - that was the latest and most populist - There are hundreds of scientific papers out there
http://www.badscience...7/11/a-kind-of-magic/
http://www.sciencebas...to-the-future-part-v/
http://www.badscience...7/11/a-kind-of-magic/
http://www.sciencebas...to-the-future-part-v/