How does high dilutions in homeopathy work?

Is Homeopathy against Christianity and why?

Homeopathy claims to be a branch of medicine. It involves treating illness by diluting a substance many times in water, the more dilutions the more effective the medicine is said to be. This would not appear to contradict any Christian doctrine.

How is material prepared for homeopathic remedies?

For homeopathic remedies, the remedy material is finely ground and then prepared by extensive dilutions. In the early days of homeopathy, silica was prepared from powered rock.

How do you work out the concentration following double dilutions?

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Does homoeopathic medicine really work or is it merely psychological?

On one hand, homeopathy is often regarded as nonsense and a sham by the scientific community. In broad terms, homeopathy is a belief in alternative medicine in which something that causes the symptoms of a disease in healthy people will cure similar symptoms in the ill. All valid experiments have either indicated homeopathy to have no better an effect than placebo, or that the experiment itself was biased in favor of homeopathy. Various scientific journals and replicated experiments have shown homeopathy to have no effect beyond what drinking water does. In essence, it is believed that being "cured" by homeopathy is a psychological result, where the mindset of the patient believes themself to be healed by the "medication" which causes the brain to suppress thoughts about any symptoms. This in turn causes the patient to believe and feel as if they are healed, when in reality they are not. On the other hand, proponents of homeopathy believe there are scientific plausible mechanism of action of 'potentised high dilutions'. 'Super-avogadro dilutions' is believed in homeopathy to stimulate the biological activity and restore the homeostatic mechanism. All system of medicines are prepared and administered in doses whose ingredients can be quantified to be below Avogadro's limit except for homeopathic medicine which is available both below (hormetic) as well as above Beyond the Reciprocal of Avogadro Number (BRAN), also known as avogram, Avogadro's limit.

What is the authoritative work which explains the principles of homeopathy?

Organon of Medicine.

Does homeopathy work for dogs?

It doesn't work for humans, so I'm guessing it don't work for dogs either.

What has the author Charles Harrison Blackley written?

Charles Harrison Blackley has written: 'On progressive pernicious anaemia and its successful treatment' -- subject(s): Pernicious anemia 'On the influence of infinitesimal quantities in inducing physiological action' -- subject(s): Attenuations, dilutions, and potencies, Homeopathy

Which of the folowing best describes the alternative medicine modalty of homeopathy?

Homeopathy is an alternative medicine modality based on the principle of "like cures like," where substances that cause symptoms in healthy individuals are used in highly diluted forms to treat similar symptoms in sick individuals. It relies on the belief that these dilutions can stimulate the body's natural healing processes. Homeopathy often utilizes remedies that are prepared through a process of serial dilution and succussion (vigorous shaking). Critics argue that its effectiveness lacks scientific support, while proponents claim it offers a holistic approach to health.

Drugs of homeopathy?

In homeopathy we don't have drugs, we have remedies

Which is best online homeopathy clinic?

Excel Pharma is one of the best store in Chandigarh which provides effective and high quality Homeopathy Medicine Online. It not only treat and cure the diseases also promotes overall health.

If homeopathy works by giving minute doses of something bad for you in high doses would forgetting you homeopathic medicine be considered an overdose?

When you forget to take homeopathy medicine, you have not ingested anything. So no issue

Should homeopathy be freely available to all?

Who will be funding homeopathy then?