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Although I've never experienced any definite benefits from the occasional homeopathic remedy whose drops a friend has urged on me, I know several "hard-headed"
by CalmQuiet 17y ago
Although I've never experienced any definite benefits from the occasional homeopathic remedy whose drops a friend has urged on me, I know several "hard-headed" (meat-eating, non-"granolas", rationalists) who swear by the homeopathic treatment for poison ivy/oak.
It may just be placebo mind/body effects, but if anything so innocuous can reduce symptoms for something so slow-to-resolve and aggravating, I'm up for "getting foolish".
As long as it's basically distilled water "with a healing vibration," is way cheaper than trip to doc, and cannot have side effects (see the zicam recall), what's not to like? --just my 2¢
- alexfarran 17y agoWell one side effect is that magic water displaces real medicine where it really matters. Such as: The recent case of the child who died of eczema, The recommendation of many homeopaths to avoid anti-malaria drugs, And the campaign against anti-retroviral drugs in South Africa.