Re: Homeopathy is not a placebo theraphy


devendra kumar wrote:
Hi!
you can have a more information from this link on 'Homeopathy is not a
placebo theraphy'
http://homeopathynotaplacebothepathy.blogspot.com/
Dr.M.Devendra Kumar
MD ( Homeo)

Homeopathy was never a placebo. It was only the allopathic doctors
in cohort with the pharmaceutical industry that had shouted the
loudest that homoeopathy is placebo. If it is placebo why do they even
bother to use remedy from homoeopathy and calling it their own ?

If modern medicine is based on evidence then a group of
scientists, many of whom were nobel prize laureate, found that 30% of
the studies were never carried out, 40 % of it were incomplete,
without record and many data fudged or fabricated, the remaining 30%
were well documented and yet after many drugs were released into the
general population, loads of undocumented side-effects emerged and as
a result became the leading cause of deaths in countries such as US,
UK and europe. Check out "Death by Prescription". The reason was
that the initial studies of toxicity was done on healthy individual.
Efficacy is only done next and the selection of candidate is very
"stringent" i.e. those that are healthy, with only one condition etc.
Study environment, seldom if ever, is the same as in real life.
Science is blind because it can only see one factor it is looking at.

I read your blog. The energetic elements in homoeopathic
remedies are not electromagnetic energy but sub-atomic energy. An
indian scientist recorded the spectra of OH radical in water and
ethanol, the 2 medium used in homoeopathic remedies. He found that the
spectra could be modified by the various remedies and the water or
ethanol retain the spectra over long period of time. Only heat,
magnet, radiatione etc. could change its signature. Boiling removes
such memory effect of water and alcohol.

You may be interested to note also that TCM understood the flow
of energy in our body according to some form of circadian cycle. Such
observations were incredible considering the kind of tools that they
had.

Many ayurvedic and TCM diagnosis follow homoeopathic
consideration but both ayurvedic and TCM have a working model of
diagnosis that is as objective as possible. Homoeopathic
repertorisation is really very difficult....therapeutic guides and
chinese TCM diagnosis, in my mind, could be an invaluable and
efficient tool to complement homoeopathy. What say you ?

.

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