Dr Steven Novella says No!!

Dr Steven Novella says no, John Benneth and I Say YES.

Video evidence that Homeopathy is a cure!!!

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[tobeyourselfisall]

Be careful with the dosage, powerful stuff you got there.

[teb0atoz]

Sarcasim is a great tool.

cheers

[footsy420]

That is a dangerous drug. You can OD.  Too much water -well I'm no doctor but I know it can mess you up. It's not just drowning either. Drinking too much water can kill you too.

[grahrarog]

You are wrong!

Google: "EU bans claim that water can prevent dehydration". :)

[presouz]

Novella is a fuck wit

[mphello]

Here's the problem to the rest of the world, or, more specifically, the non-England English-speaking world:

two individuals both with British accents are in a debate:

one says homeopathy works, the other doesn't.

BUT THEY BOTH HAVE BRITISH ACCENTS, WHICH GIVES EVERYTHING THEY SAY AN AIR OF AUTHORITY AND RESPECTABILITY!

Who do you choose?

:)

This is how it works in a debate:

British pro-homeopath, American from Louisiana anti-homeopath:

the homeopath wins

See?

[ThorGoLucky]

Ha!

[kamikrazi123]

Shoulda said it was magical elixir. People would've started drinking that right up

[whitetower67]

What a scam.

[tommyk77]

Steven Novella is so cool. Met him in Manchester this year and he was chatting with guests at the conference until 4am!

[smaakjeks]

@thezoombini

Right you are :-)

And yes, tapwater is far too concentrated in misc impurities for homeopathic purposes. Why, he won't get hydrated at all like that!

[thezoombini]

@smaakjeks Actually, tapwater is full ionized minerals which would cause dehydration if consumed in concentrated form. My only concern is that he didn't dilute his water enough; there's still active ingredient in there!