James Randi explains Homeopathy

This man is very funny, but nobody knows who Arsenio Hall is? Wow! These folks are really young!

Most chemicals called "drugs" work as enzyme inhibitors. In this model, CONCENTRATION or DOSE is important. In homeopathic preparations the concentration is essentially ZERO. The idea that Caffeine has the opposite effect if diluted is idiotic and makes no sense. WHAT IF: 1. water had the ability to retain information, 2. toxins have the ability to cure symptoms at C=0; THEN: 3. Drink purified water once filled with toxins and cured of ALL DISEASE !

Tylenol is a drug for pain, fever etc is a drug used by alopath. Homeopathy preparation is not the same. I have administered TNT(trinitrotoluene) at 100X(dilution) to an Aplastic Anemia patient ( when allopath have given up except for bone-marrow transplant that will cost him between 20-30 K USD which he cannot afford) who recovered after a few drops only. That few drops is terms as a dose in homeopathy.

And thus Poe's law was substantiated yet again.

I totally agree with you.

A 30X dilution is diluting a solution to 1 in 10, then repeating that another 29 times. Avogadro's Constant states that the number of molecules in a mole is 6.022 x 10 to the power 23. What that means is that in a 30X dilution, there is approximately 0.000005% chance of finding ONE molecule.

It's a pile of nonsense, especially when you bear in mind a 500mg tablet of paracetamol/acetaminophen there will be approximately 200000000000000000000 molecules. See the problem there?

It's commonly known that taking none at all will give you an overdose.

Best. Comment. Ever.

Number of Nobel Laureate Scientists who have proven the efficacy of high dilutions: 2

Number of flat-earth-PSEUDOscientists-wi th-a-hidden-agenda who have disproven the efficacy of high dilutions: NIL



So the final score is:

Homeopathy: 2

Flat-earth-PSEUDOscientists: NIL

Nobel Laureate Luc Montagnier's study on high dilutions:

Electromagnetic Signals Are Produced by Aqueous NanostructuresDerived from Bacterial DNA Sequence s Luc Montagnier, Jamal Aissa, Stéphane Ferris, Jean-Luc Montagnier, Claude Lavallee, Interdiscip Sci Comput Life Sci (2009) 1: 81-90