Mary Yugo <[email protected]> wrote: > > The homeopaths never do the experiment even in the face of a million > dollar standing prize from James Randi if someone can simply differentiate > a properly made homeopathic solution from it's solvent by *any* means > whatsoever. >
That is incorrect. Jacques Benveniste invited Randi to review his homeopathic experiments. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Benveniste QUOTE: ". . . The team pored over the laboratory's records and oversaw seven attempts to replicate Benveniste's study. Three of the first four attempts turned out somewhat favorable to Benveniste; however the Nature team was not satisfied with the rigor of the methodology. Benveniste invited them to design a double blind procedure, which they did, and conducted three more attempts. Before fully revealing the results, the team asked if there were any complaints about the procedure, but none were brought up.[citation needed] These stricter attempts turned out negative for Benveniste . . ." Benveniste and others disputed that last statement. - Jed
