Eek! Water memory. Isn't that the excuse homeopaths use for how
infinitesimal bits of (whatever), diluted by millions of times as much
water, might still be able to cure disease (rather than just be
extremely expensive water).
The least he could do is indulge in an interesting fantasy.
Chris
Any connection to the old (and, I assume, discredited) hypothesis about
structured water from the 1960s?
Bad ideas just never seem to go away . . . .
Claudia
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 12:35 PM, sbl...@ubishops.ca wrote:
That's Luc Montagnier of France, who received the Nobel Prize in 2008 for
I think he has added a bit of new... something... to the memory of water
story. It sounds like you could hook an EEG to water with memory, receive
the electromagnetic signals and send it to people over the internet. It
sounds like a business opportunity to me.
...controversial idea championed
Hi
I was struck by the avoidance of the word homeopathy in the article. A
little googling revealed Harriet Hall's excellent piece on why Montagier's
earlier research contradicted rather than supported homeopathy.
http://www.sciencebasedmedicine.org/?p=2081
The article also explains the
