Homeopathy Proving for 10:23

Mike takes Nux Vom for a week to see what will happen.

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[pastafazooola]

Homeopathy is pure fraud, nothing more, nothing less.

[zeno2712]

@jomymathew99 Do you have any suggestions for a burst eardrum?

[murdocha]

@DrNancyMalik Nope. Please define "nano-medicine". I asked this 8 months ago and am still waiting for a cogent answer.

[middlj14]

This isn't funny. My uncle died of a homeopathic overdose. He forgot to take his pill.

[JRod8885]

Someone I know wants to get a degree in homeopathy, that sort of thing breaks my heart.

You could say that person is diluted! HAHAAHAHAHA.

[JRod8885]

Someone I know wants to get a degree in homeopathy, that sort of thing breaks my heart.

You could that person is diluted! HAHAAHAHAHA.

[kittyeggrolls]

Homeopaths claim that an "overdose" of their remedies is actually weaker than a standard dose, which is obviously a load of rubbish.

[dandjurdjevic]

I see "Dr" Nancy Malik is here - as she is wherever homeopathy is being discussed (and discredited). You say in your video that your own dosing isn't proof of anything. Well on this point I think you're wrong. It might not be deductive proof, but it is highly persuasive inductive proof. There would have to be some water-tight evidence to support homeopathy in the face of (a) no effects from overdosing and (b) no effects on healthy individuals. It is blatant rubbish - a fraud.

[gamerman2360]

Ah, loud sound >.<..

[murdocha]

@DrNancyMalik Please explain "Evidence-based modern homeopathy". What is the evidence you speak of? And why do you state if brings big results for everyone when the vast majority of well designed tests show no effects over the placebo?