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Yes, it is diluted enough (if it is a homeopathy medicine) that it won't harm you even if it is incorrectly selected remedy. Selecting the correct medicine for
by a_believer 16y ago
Yes, it is diluted enough (if it is a homeopathy medicine) that it won't harm you even if it is incorrectly selected remedy.
Selecting the correct medicine for your allergy (or any other problem) is much more difficult in homeopathy. You need to take into account many factors. So selling off-the-shelf homeopathy medicines is probably going to make some money for the manufacturer but not cure you (from the point of view of a homeopath of course)
- thaumaturgy 16y ago> ...that it won't harm you... In fact, it won't have any effect on you at all! (I kid. Sort of.)
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoWhy should I trust someone selling me magic water, to actually make magic water correctly? I'd have to doubt either their morals or their grasp of scientific principles, if not both. Does some external 3rd party like the FDA actually test these things to ensure that they only contain (at most) ineffectual doses of whatever they claim to contain?
- a_believer 16y agoHow can I buy something on a philosophy which I don't believe? For people who believe in homeopathy, already know where and how to buy good medicine and don't need a red tape like FDA.