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Sceptics 'overdose' on homeopathic remedies!
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Very amusing story about a mass 'overdoes' on homeopathic remedies -
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8489019.stm
I loved the quote from the The Society of Homeopaths, “... [we do not] expect the protesters to suffer any adverse reactions from taking large quantities of the remedies”.
Really?!?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8489019.stm
I loved the quote from the The Society of Homeopaths, “... [we do not] expect the protesters to suffer any adverse reactions from taking large quantities of the remedies”.
Really?!?
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Thanks for all your comments.
I don't think that homeopathic treatments should be banned as they can act as a placebo to those who believe in superstitious, unscientific drivel.
The one thing that can be said in favour of homeopathic remedies is that no one has suffered adverse effects from using them. They are perfectly harmless, as long as they are not taken by sick people.
I don't think that homeopathic treatments should be banned as they can act as a placebo to those who believe in superstitious, unscientific drivel.
The one thing that can be said in favour of homeopathic remedies is that no one has suffered adverse effects from using them. They are perfectly harmless, as long as they are not taken by sick people.
Homeopathy:
Giving false hope to the vulnerable and foolish only too ready to hand over their hard earned cash in the name of 'alternative medicine'.
I've lost count of the poor unfortunate's I've seen having tumours removed from various parts of the body on the operating table, often too late as a result of trying homeopathy first.
Giving false hope to the vulnerable and foolish only too ready to hand over their hard earned cash in the name of 'alternative medicine'.
I've lost count of the poor unfortunate's I've seen having tumours removed from various parts of the body on the operating table, often too late as a result of trying homeopathy first.
What I can't understand is how homeopaths sleep at night.
They must be aware that homeopathy is complete nonsense surely? And if they are unaware, then what on earth are these morons doing promoting and dispensing 'remedies' that can have no beneficial effect over and above the effect of a placebo?
Ummmm's post was interesting in that it highlighted a common misconception that many people have about herbal medicines and homeopathy. Many 'herbal' medicines are highly effective and have real, repeatable, provable, effects on the human body. However, just because herbal and homeopathy happen to begin with the same letter of the alphabet and sound somewhat similar does not mean they are one and same thing. To make that mistake could be potentially lethal.
Samuel Hahnemann was a well meaning fool. But a fool none the less.
They must be aware that homeopathy is complete nonsense surely? And if they are unaware, then what on earth are these morons doing promoting and dispensing 'remedies' that can have no beneficial effect over and above the effect of a placebo?
Ummmm's post was interesting in that it highlighted a common misconception that many people have about herbal medicines and homeopathy. Many 'herbal' medicines are highly effective and have real, repeatable, provable, effects on the human body. However, just because herbal and homeopathy happen to begin with the same letter of the alphabet and sound somewhat similar does not mean they are one and same thing. To make that mistake could be potentially lethal.
Samuel Hahnemann was a well meaning fool. But a fool none the less.
Booldawg – “... feeding patients minute amounts of the peanut flower and stepping up the amounts... Sounds like Homeopathy to me!”
Unfortunately not I'm afraid.
If the peanuts had been ground up into the smallest amounts imaginable, then added to water which was then subsequently diluted to such an extent as to render the final solution completely and utterly devoid of peanuts than that would be Homeopathy!
Unfortunately not I'm afraid.
If the peanuts had been ground up into the smallest amounts imaginable, then added to water which was then subsequently diluted to such an extent as to render the final solution completely and utterly devoid of peanuts than that would be Homeopathy!
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