Does homeopathy really help improve health, or is it crockery?!
Question: Many people confuse homeopathy with alternative medicine. Homeopathy involves the administration of minute amounts of drugs that, if given in larger amounts, would produce the ailment. It assumes that like can be cured by like and is used in many places but not so much in the US.
Answers: Many people confuse homeopathy with alternative medicine. Homeopathy involves the administration of minute amounts of drugs that, if given in larger amounts, would produce the ailment. It assumes that like can be cured by like and is used in many places but not so much in the US.
its totally healthy, so much better than taking drugs.
It depends on your genetic makeup...
It work's. As Aromatherapy. if it didn't the word would be a joke.
To the extent that some illnesses are helped by any treatment at all (the placebo effect) homeopathy could be useful but there is no scientific basis for it and the medical profession do not endorse it.
Homeopathy is nothing more than water, anyone making any claims to the contrary are wrong. The "active ingredient" in a Homeopathic solution is diluted to the point that there is almost a zero probability that there will be a molecule of the substance in the solution. There have been claims that the water retains the "vibrations" of the molecules that were diluted into it, but there is no evidence of any of this. Homeopathy has the same ethicacy as a placebo.
Apart from this it also relies on a theory that has been disproven. Homeopathy postulates that the body will not be able to allow more than one substance to react in the body that causes the same symptoms. This is not true. Anyway you look at it, it does not work.