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Homeopathy Has Preventive Remedy for Anthrax?
Updated: Wed, Oct 24 8:12 AM EDT
CALCUTTA, India (Reuters) - Indian homeopathic practitioners say that
homeopathy, a traditional alternative system of medicine, has a magic pill
that can prevent anthrax from infecting humans.
Fears
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Hi Andy,
Nice article you wrote in Wired on homeopathy, the medicine of the 21st
century.
Coupla small corrections:
The "vigorous shaking" part is called succussing, and is done by banging the
vial by hand on a medium hard surface.
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I would say it is absurd on the face of it. Water, in the course of its
history on earth, comes in contact with numerous solutes, each of which,
according to this "theory" would produce "clusters". How then is the homeo
remedy
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I would suggest a study of drug-receptor pharmacology an
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The word skeptic should not mean witless or snivelling underling in support
of entrenched financial interest.
Unfortunately, that word has been co-opted to mean exactly these things.
If one wishes to discover the effectiveness of (acupuncture, homeopathy,
chiropractic,
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I would suggest a study of drug-receptor pharmacology and the placebo-effect
of medications...
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In a message dated 11/25/99 4:32:46 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Professional skeptics are paid disinformation specialists.
The most famous ones ar
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Professional skeptics are paid disinformation specialists.
The most famous ones are "the amazing Randy" - a stage magician, and some
fool named "Barrett" who is still trying to convince people that acupuncture
is "quackery"
Shannon is generally beneath notice, yet seems to take
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In a message dated 11/25/99 4:32:46 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Professional skeptics are paid disinformation specialists.
The most famous ones are "the amazing Randy" - a stage magician, and some
fool named "Barrett" who is still trying to convince
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On Mon, 27 Sep 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 9/27/99 12:53:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Also the major drug companies have a large financial incentives to discover
expensive, patentable cures above natural inexpensive cures.
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Have you considered the possibility that life expectancy in
India vs. U.S. is possibly related to CRUSHING POVERTY ?
Yup. Poverty sucks. Overpopulation -- poverty -- misery.
Why overpopulation? Over the past
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bulletproof ignorance... complete safety from scarey facts.
Ignorance??? From a guy that can't correctly spell "scary" I'm not too put
off...
The burden of proof Goob, is on those making
searched this for years... I'll
be happy to debate or discuss with anyone except, possibly... budman...
Dave Hartley
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alf Of Ric Carter
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You will never understand homeopathy and many other New Science
technologies if you think in the conv
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Just a quick word here Dave,
I used to work for a year in a healthfood store. I know where they make
a profit, hypochonriacs. You wouldn't believe how many different things
a person will buy in the quest to feel good. I know there may be not
much money in homeopathy etc but
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You could easily discover that homoepathy in the U.S. was subjected
to
the same sort of pressure by the AMA and the pharmaceutical industry
that they were BUSTED for w/regard to Chiropractic. You might begin to
imagine that MONEY IS the issue, and HEALTH is not- healthy people
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Homoeopathic remedies cost nearly nothing to make.
They aren't patentable.
They FAR outperform poisonous petrochemical based pharmaceuticals.
Thus if they worked, they'd be ideal products for the generic drug
, September 27, 1999 6:55 PM
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In a message dated 9/27/99 9:46:34 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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You have to PROVE them wrong. You cannot ASSUME them to be wrong.
Actually...the onus
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And life expectancy in India is about 49 years, rather less than in
countries practicing western medicine. That's the problem with the
old 'medical' traditions - patients tend to die
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And life expectancy in India is about 49 years, rather less than in
countries practicing western medicine. That's the problem with the
old 'medical' traditions - patients tend to die young.
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In a message dated 9/26/99 10:44:52 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Read "Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries" by Jonathan Eisen. I
cannot recommend this book too highly. Very well written and documented
suppression of very inexpensive and non toxic
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You will never understand homeopathy and many other New Science technologies
if you think in the conventional framework.
You have to posit another dimension..we call it 4-space
Within conventional thinking homeopathy CANNOT WORK for several reasons
especially Avogadros
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You will never understand homeopathy and many other New Science
technologies if you think in the conventional framework.
Ah, so we have to stop demanding that they be demonstrably effective?
You have to posit another
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l, Of course they have to be demonstrable..You have inserted your
assumption into my statement..
Again study the MEMORY OF WATER by Michel Schiiff and the work of Jacques
Benveniste. at INSERM, in Paris. At last count there were 500 confirming
experiments
Schiff is the
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You will never understand homeopathy and many other New Science
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Ah, so we have to stop demanding
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Read "Suppressed Inventions and Other Discoveries" by Jonathan Eisen. I
cannot recommend this book too highly. Very well written and doc
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On Sun, 26 Sep 1999, Ric Carter wrote:
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IIf water has a memory this is strong validation for homeopathy
Next time you have cholera, or Ebola, see a homeopath.
If water has memory, each molecule should remember
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In a message dated 9/27/99 9:46:34 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
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You have to PROVE them wrong. You cannot ASSUME them to be wrong.
Actually...the onus is on those making wild and silly
claims"Extraordinary claims
require extraordinary
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In a message dated 9/27/99 12:53:34 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Also the major drug companies have a large financial incentives to discover
expensive, patentable cures above natural inexpensive cures.
Having said all that i'd trust normal alipathic
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At 11:23 26/09/99 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Read the MEMORY OF WATER (battle of ideas in the New Science) by Michel
Schiff about the work of Dr Jacques Benveniste
in Paris.On page 26 look at the "second curve"
Harper Collins would not import the book into the US (it was
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Read the MEMORY OF WATER (battle of ideas in the New Science) by Michel
Schiff about the work of Dr Jacques Benveniste
in Paris.On page 26 look at the "second curve"
Harper Collins would not import the book into the US (it was published by
Thorsons, a London subsidiary)
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IIf water has a memory this is strong validation for homeopathy
Next time you have cholera, or Ebola, see a homeopath.
If water has memory, each molecule should remember everybody who's
ever pissed it out, everything it's
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Avogadros limit applies to our third dimension only. If you think beyond
this, not in the textbooks, you will understand.
I can give you the literature guides but I am not going to run a
correspondence course.. You have to do the work And if you already made up
your
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Read Michel Schiff THE MEMORY OF WATER (Homeopathy and the battle of
ideas in the new science)Published by Thorsons in England 1994.
You may have trouble buying it in the US. Harper Collins told FTIR THE BOOK
WAS NOT TO BE IMPORTED.
On page 26 you will find the
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