> Yes, because making such a promise constitutes fraud unless the active agent is the cause leading to the effect. Ok ok, you win. I can't argue against that

> Yes, because making such a promise constitutes fraud unless the active agent is the cause leading to the effect. Ok ok, you win. I can't argue against that =) (My background is in biology and my girlfriend is in the medical profession, so I'm 100% on board with homeopathy being silly. I just thought it was an interesting line of conversation about the efficacy of a placebo, and ramification of selling it.)