@Dullman

You KNOW that homeopathy works, but you cannot PROVE it. I KNOW that you are a pompous braggart, charlatan and snake-oil salesman, and I can PROVE it, too. 😛

A hundred times I have asked you Mr Ullman, a hundred times……

Allow me to play Dullman’s advocate and answer your question…. Homeopaths are tuned into the aura of their patients. They also ask their patients to describe their dreams and feelings. A little astrology doesnt hurt either. People like you who are ignorant of homeopathic medicine wouldn’t understand in a million years. Kapish?

@Dana Ullman

Each person can be sensitive to different substances.

Aha, so THAT is why homeopathy never works when it is investigated by real scientists and real doctors: they always choose the wrong (read: insensitive) patients! And let me guess: this sensitivity can come and go even with individual patients.

This begs the following question: how do you water-shaking clowns know what a particular patient is and isn’t sensitive to? After all, this ‘sensitivity’ has never been conclusively observed.

… yes, and we non-homeopaths [i.e. the rest of the world] KNOW that finding the correct remedy if futile. How come? Because we have the evidence to show that homeopathy is BS [https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11229-022-03882-w]

We homeopaths KNOW that finding the correct remedy is challenging because it must be individually prescribed according to the unique SYNDROME of symptoms that the patient is experiencing. And because the vast majority of homeopathic patients are paying OUT OF POCKET, we MUST provide RESULTS or people will stop seeking our care.

And NONE of the antidotes that you list will antidote everyone. Each person can be sensitive to different substances.

You embarrass yourself by your ignorance of homeopathy and the homeopathic methodology. You claim to be “trained” in homeopathy…but you also never completed this training or were ever certified in the field. The bottomline is that you’ve never proved you understood anything that you were supposedly taught.

It is no wonder that you create straw men and over-simplified interpretations of homeopathy

Has anyone seen a reaction to a homeopathic remedy that is too strong and needs moderation?

Well, if you read ‘homeopathy’ instead of ‘homeopathic remedy’, then your blog fits the bill: strong reactions galore, absolutely prompting the need for moderation.

Something of a Shibboleth?