Comments on: Homeopathic nonsense: If it works, homeopathy defies the laws of physics

By: Angela@Freelance webdeveloper

Angela@Freelance webdeveloper — Tue, 22 Jun 2010 12:04:39 +0000

Nice article and WOW: I had no idea such a thing as a nocebo actually existed! The imagination of some people must be a force to be reckoned with then.

I have to admit: I’m using some homeopathic stuff from time to time. I feel it helps me though. It’s mostly some vitamines and tryptophan to get me to sleep. Nothing more though.

By: Ev@Membership Websites

Ev@Membership Websites — Thu, 27 May 2010 14:33:19 +0000

“Amateur” Brain Surgery. Sounds great!

By: Scott@Seo Southampton

Scott@Seo Southampton — Wed, 19 May 2010 11:59:04 +0000

As for the disadvantages of homeopathy goes, it would depend largely upon the physician who is giving you the treatment. Perhaps one would notice the dearth of professional homeopathic doctors. There is also a shortage of institutions that conduct these professional courses. This would mean there are not many genuine homeopathic medicines being prescribed by authentic doctors. Also, one cannot rely on homeopathic medicines for emergency situations.

By: Robert Johnson@computer repair Crowthorne

Robert Johnson@computer repair Crowthorne — Thu, 13 May 2010 08:02:28 +0000

Those who do not fully understand the concepts of Homeopathy will always tell you everything is fine, even as a patient is gasping his last breath. They do not understand how incorrectly chosen or prescribed remedies can cause more harm than good, and simply dismiss such reactions, steaming ahead with yet more prescriptions.

If you are experiencing such long term problems from a remedy, which I have seen innumerable times when picking up the cases of other so-called ‘practitioners’, and you are quite certain this is the case, the remedy will need to be antidoted (which SHOULD happen as soon as it is realized a mistake has been made), and I’m sure we can all help you with this.