Homeopathy and Potency Manufacturing

A pharmacy is marketing silicea 200 with name "Acid Silicicum" and claims that it has silicea (actual proved homeopathic remedy) in it but actually the bottle contains acid silicicum dilution. The bottle is sealed.

The question is

Is Silicea and Acid Silicicum are two different things are same?

Acid Silicicum is an acid while Silicea is Silicic Anhydride.

Silicicum Acidicum shows that it has hydrogen ion in it that is why it is called an acid. Just like Sulphuric Acid (H2So4), Nitric Acid (HNo3) and Hydrochloric Acid (HCL). All of them have Hydrogen ion, which represent Acids. In the same way, if on potency bottle "Acid Silicicum" is written then it is understood that it has hydrogen ion in it? But silicea (homeopathic proved remedy) is Silicic Anhydride and not Silicic Acidicum. Anhydride means a substance without water. Here "An" also represents absence of Hydrogen ion.

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[tml4873]

@voodoo1948 It works at the same rate as placebo, which is what it is.

[jeremyg1972]

Homeopathy is a waste of money and time.

[ferrumphos6x]

@jmcr71795 Nano tech is current science name to describe the size of the particles. Cell salts are most effective in healing, BECAUSE of the size of the particles. Not enough space here to explain it, but Big Pharma has caught on, and it's going to get scary. EXAMPLE-Silver in nano particle size as medicine is a dangerous thing. Kills bacteria without prejudice, not a good idea in a body to kill off all bacteria. Cell salts kill nothing, just provides the proper cell building material needed.

[jmcr71795]

@ferrumphos6x Oh, so you bullshit con men are now trying to claim it as "nano tech"? A con is still a con, when none of you ignoramuses have been able to claim The Amazing Randy's $1,000,000 prise of proof. As you obviously don't understand what constitutes evidence, I would suggest that it is you who needs the education. As for myself, I've never stopped learning.

[ferrumphos6x]

@jmcr71795 "real science" aka, big pharma are now jumping on the bandwagon of nano technology. Cell salts and homeopathy are based on nano technology. Just didn't have the cute name way back then.

Get some education.

Better be careful of what "real science" wants to put deep into your cells.

[BriscoCountyJr23]

The reported mortality rate for community-acquired pneumonia is on average 12 percent, and for hospital-acquired pneumonia is 50 to 70 percent. A survey conducted in 1928 among homeopathic physicians reports a death rate of 2.8 percent among 11,526 patients with pneumonia who were treated with pure homeopathy.

Scientists care about studies, patients care about survival.

[DrNancyMalik]

Real is scientific homeopathy. It cures even when Conventional Allopathic Medicine (CAM) fails. Evidence-based modern homeopathy is a nano-medicine bringing big results for everyone

[fkoff99]

@HomeDistiller I tried other "homeopathic like" products and didn't work (like colloidal silver). In 100% of times me and other people that I know tried homeopathy for different conditions and it worked without failing (rosacea, sciatica, insomnia, alopecia and sleeping apnea).. So, Im going to keep using it and promoting it.

[HomeDistiller]

@fkoff99 it is not necessary to try it on yourself there has been numerous peer reviewed papers proving that is no better than a placebo. if i gave you some random drug (it could be anything) and science tells you it doesnt work. (it may even harm you) would YOU try it?

[Sugardaddy501]

@jmcr71795 hey duche bag; they do work'; but not in the way companies tell you they work. The medical industries also dont show the tryth about them so they make ,money and non chemical medican doesnt sell. So stop flinging bullshit.

[fkoff99]

@jeremyg1972 Have you tried, at least once on yourself?