@nvdmore People that "experienced" a positive result with homeopathy, only just have anecdotal evidence.
It's just about the same as saying "when I get up at 7am, drink 1 cup of coffee, and stand on my head for 5 minutes, it makes my headache go away". Actions were the cure? No! You just happened to have been doing that ritual while your body naturally healed itself.
I am asking for YOUR OWN EXPERIMENT with homeopathy, not your explanation how it doesn't work in your opinion. That is: have you try homeopathy yourself? if you did try, what kind of result did you get?
@nvdmore That's just a lame excuse meant to fool your gullible ignorant clients. Placebo placebo placebo. It's nothing but just that.
The initial ingredient doesn't have any value to begin with. Diluting to the point where there is nothing left of it means there is nothing left of it. Water memory does not exist.
Homeopathy is a SCAM SCAM SCAM. A SCAM in the very highest degree possible. Nothing but quacky creepy lying con artists in that industry.
"That's just a lame excuse meant to fool your gullible ignorant clients.": I don't understand this statement. What excuse did I give you? I did not state anywhere that I am a homeopath but you just assume so ("your ... clients"). Actually I am not a homeopath.
@nvdmore The excuse that homeopathy proponents makes is that it "worked for" people that "tried it", and tell others that they should "try it" too. It's purely just a belief based system. There is absolutely no scientific merit to homeopathy at all. The only thing it ever showed was placebo effect. Each and every single study that supposedly showed positive results, was all based on cherry picking.
Homeopathy is a SCAM ! Through and through. Nothing more, nothing less.
@a1mint On the contrary I see homeopathy as an experiment base system. One cannot tell if a cake is good or bad if one has not tasted it. The best way to prove or disprove something is to try it. like a cake, homeopathy is good for some and not good for some and the only way to know if it is good you or not is to experiment it.
Please don't reply until you disprove it by experiment it yourself. I do admire your honesty for you did not lie that you tried and it did not work to prove your point
@nvdmore Do you know what homeopathy is? All you get is placebo effect. You know that because (1) the "active" ingredient has no value to begin with and (2) dilution until not a single molecule is left and (3) memory water does not exist, that there is nothing to go on, other than placebo effect.
You're hiding behind the idea that "you don't know until you try". A typical quack tactic.
I don't perceive you as honest at all. In fact, I think you're being dishonest.
@a1mint Here is a partial list of people you called "gullible ignorant clients": the British royal family, American Presidents Lincoln, Tyler, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison, McKinley, Coolidge, Harding, Hoover, & Clinton and two British Prime Ministers (Disraeli and Tony Blair). Please search Google for "famous people using homeopathy" for more.
@nvdmore All just a bunch of excuses and marketing fluff from the homeopath quack camp. Shall I start to provide some links as to how absolutely ridiculous the homeopath's claims are or shall you run with your tails between your legs now, to save you from embarrassment.
Homeopathy has absolutely nothing to offer, other than placebo distraction for the purpose of giving the immune system the chance to perform its task.
There are way to many ignorant gullible impressionable superstitious people out that that happily unknowingly feed the homeopathy scam industry.
It's wrong and its criminal and someone ought to put a stop to it!
a1mint 1 year ago
@a1mint
please clarify your claim by sharing YOUR OWN EXPERIENCE with homeopathy. Not something you heard or read.
nvdmore 7 months ago
@nvdmore People that "experienced" a positive result with homeopathy, only just have anecdotal evidence.
It's just about the same as saying "when I get up at 7am, drink 1 cup of coffee, and stand on my head for 5 minutes, it makes my headache go away". Actions were the cure? No! You just happened to have been doing that ritual while your body naturally healed itself.
a1mint 7 months ago
@a1mint
I am asking for YOUR OWN EXPERIMENT with homeopathy, not your explanation how it doesn't work in your opinion. That is: have you try homeopathy yourself? if you did try, what kind of result did you get?
nvdmore 7 months ago
@nvdmore That's just a lame excuse meant to fool your gullible ignorant clients. Placebo placebo placebo. It's nothing but just that.
The initial ingredient doesn't have any value to begin with. Diluting to the point where there is nothing left of it means there is nothing left of it. Water memory does not exist.
Homeopathy is a SCAM SCAM SCAM. A SCAM in the very highest degree possible. Nothing but quacky creepy lying con artists in that industry.
a1mint 7 months ago
@a1mint
"That's just a lame excuse meant to fool your gullible ignorant clients.": I don't understand this statement. What excuse did I give you? I did not state anywhere that I am a homeopath but you just assume so ("your ... clients"). Actually I am not a homeopath.
nvdmore 7 months ago
@nvdmore The excuse that homeopathy proponents makes is that it "worked for" people that "tried it", and tell others that they should "try it" too. It's purely just a belief based system. There is absolutely no scientific merit to homeopathy at all. The only thing it ever showed was placebo effect. Each and every single study that supposedly showed positive results, was all based on cherry picking.
Homeopathy is a SCAM ! Through and through. Nothing more, nothing less.
a1mint 7 months ago
@a1mint On the contrary I see homeopathy as an experiment base system. One cannot tell if a cake is good or bad if one has not tasted it. The best way to prove or disprove something is to try it. like a cake, homeopathy is good for some and not good for some and the only way to know if it is good you or not is to experiment it.
Please don't reply until you disprove it by experiment it yourself. I do admire your honesty for you did not lie that you tried and it did not work to prove your point
nvdmore 7 months ago
@nvdmore Do you know what homeopathy is? All you get is placebo effect. You know that because (1) the "active" ingredient has no value to begin with and (2) dilution until not a single molecule is left and (3) memory water does not exist, that there is nothing to go on, other than placebo effect.
You're hiding behind the idea that "you don't know until you try". A typical quack tactic.
I don't perceive you as honest at all. In fact, I think you're being dishonest.
a1mint 7 months ago
@a1mint Here is a partial list of people you called "gullible ignorant clients": the British royal family, American Presidents Lincoln, Tyler, Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison, McKinley, Coolidge, Harding, Hoover, & Clinton and two British Prime Ministers (Disraeli and Tony Blair). Please search Google for "famous people using homeopathy" for more.
nvdmore 7 months ago
@nvdmore All just a bunch of excuses and marketing fluff from the homeopath quack camp. Shall I start to provide some links as to how absolutely ridiculous the homeopath's claims are or shall you run with your tails between your legs now, to save you from embarrassment.
a1mint 7 months ago
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