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originally posted by: JohnnyCanuck
For what it's worth, I was prescribed a homeopathic preparation (Eyebright) by a naturopath to deal with a periodic eye thing. I use it...it goes away.
originally posted by: AccessDenied
There needs to be a homeopathic remedy for stupidity.
This story makes my brain hurt.
Poor kid.
originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: seattlerat
What lunatic tries to intentionally give their child rabies? I'm not a big proponent of people having their children taken from them but this guy is mental.
originally posted by: projectvxn
Homeopathy is the air guitar of medicine.
originally posted by: howtonhawky
sciencebasedmedicine.org...
Here is a link that better highlights the point my scoffers have been trying to make with their nonsensical one liners.
I however do not agree with them or the article but just wanted to point out the lack of thought now being put forth by the establishment.
Pretty sad when one has to now set both sides of the argument.
My point stands and will remain that vaccines do fit the definition of homeopathy because a live virus even if diluted is the basis for a vaccine.
Also the thought that homeopathy is just 100% placebo is also false as noted in the op by the fact that if true someone gave their kids rabies and you all are calling that homeopathy on one hand and on the other some are claiming that is akin to giving someone nothing active and calling it an active substance.
How about let's for the sake of ignorance get it straight that we are dealing with two different types of attempted cures when the term homeopathy is being used.
One where a small dose of a live virus is givin and another where a non active ingredient is givin to the patient and the patient is told that an active ingredient was givin.
Pretty sad when one has to now set both sides of the argument.
My point stands and will remain that vaccines do fit the definition of homeopathy because a live virus even if diluted is the basis for a vaccine.
Also the thought that homeopathy is just 100% placebo is also false as noted in the op by the fact that if true someone gave their kids rabies and you all are calling that homeopathy on one hand and on the other some are claiming that is akin to giving someone nothing active and calling it an active substance.
How about let's for the sake of ignorance get it straight that we are dealing with two different types of attempted cures when the term homeopathy is being used.