#2 Why Famous People and Cultural Heroes Choose Homeopathy

part 2 of 5 hosted by Dana Ullman, MPH...for further information on homeopathy, go to www.homeopathic.com -- and for further information about the amazing stories of the hundreds of cultural heroes who used and/or advocated for homeopathy, see Dana Ullman's book, "The Homeopathic Revolution."

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[HomeopathicDana]

I am honored that so many skeptics of homeopathy are so threatened by my videos. The skeptics' blogs encourage their ilk to give my videos a "low rating." I encourage everyone to judge for themselves.

[den151redbank]

"A fool finds no pleasure in understanding but delights in airing his own opinions."

Thank you for proving once again that Proverbs has not lost of any of its wit or pertinence in the modern world!

[mohanaturo]

The knee-jerk shunning of contemporary Homeopathy doesn't make faith-based ancient Allopathy medicine any more powerful or provable.

My beliefs based on faith in Allopathy have been destroyed by the logic of Homeopathy:

TREAT THE PATIENT NOT THE DISEASE.

[den151redbank]

@den151redbank

I have to note that, out of context, no one would know to whom this comment was directed. It was a response to a denialist post claiming, as usual, that homeopathy is a bunch of nonsense with no basis in science, no studies to back it up, can't possibly work, is expensive tap water and so on........

[ysiblini]

We have been taught to use the quick fix even though we can read the side effects that causes us to be more sick.

Mother Theresa used it and found it to be economical since she worked with the poor. Even famous people like Tina Tuner, Cathrine Zeta Jones, Jane Seymore, Jenny McCarthy are a few people who have used homeopathy.

[mohanaturo]

While Homeopathy detractors cling to 8 FLAWED studies to discredit Homeopathy, there are over 200 well conducted clinical trials and studies done by eminent scientists and physicians around the world to prove that Homeopathy is NOT placebo effect.

[flakingnapstich]

And they've stopped. It's called "The scientific method" you see, real doctors test treatments, study their effectiveness and then change their behavior as a result. Homeopaths just use the same tired old nonsense they have for 200 years, despite the fact that the kind of research that discredited bleeding also discredits homeopathy.

[den151redbank]

Homeopathic medicine is far from "very expensive". A tube of 80 pellets costs about $6 in the US. In many cases one tube can last a lifetime.

My annual cost for the treatment of serious, chronic illnesses and acute illnesses is about $1,700 which includes office visits and medicine. This is less than half of what most Americans pay for med insurance alone.

Homeopathy provides effective, dynamic and gentle healing with a minimum of expense.

[den151redbank]

This work has been carried out at Stanford, Cambridge, Penn State, and Arizona U.

R. Roy: senior most member of US Nat'l Academy of Engineering, chair of geochemistry and materials science, Penn State. W. Tiller, renowned physicist, prof. emeritus, Stanford.

The other scientists working on these projects are equally respected.

[den151redbank]

Per Conte and others, "The Theory of High Dilutions": "...infinitesimal dilutions...a discontinuity in the spatio-temporal continuum providing a solution to the paradox of high dilutions and clears up what WAS the 'key issue' of opponents of h."

Per Roy and others, "The Structure of Liquid Water": "This paper DEMOLISHES the objection to h. that there can be no differences at all between a remedy and pure water. "

[theblasto]

"It is all over the internet in black and white!" Well, then I guess it MUST be true.

[den151redbank]

You are very much mistaken in your assertion that "there is no proof of any such success related to homeopathy."

What is the point of making such a statement when anyone can read the reports in black and white for themselves by googling.

Frankly, as far as I am concerned, there is no point in arguing about whether or not h. was used or was successful! It is all over the internet in black and white! Reports will also be coming out from WHO and CDC.