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You Too Can Test Homeopathy
Here’s a simple homeopathic experiment to try at home. All you need is a few bean seeds and one remedy.
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Homeopathy skeptic … or pseudo-skeptic?
In disclaimers attached to our news stories and articles we often state that “skeptics” or pseudo-skeptics may not accept the truth of the information we provide. This has led people to ask us what we mean by these terms, so, it’s probably time for an explanation. A skeptic, or sceptic (the word can be spelt…
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STUDY – Homeopathic Arnica Compared to a NSAID Following Bunion Surgery
Researchers wanted to test if Arnica worked as well or better than diclofenac sodium following surgery for bunions. The research showed that Arnica was better tolerated, better for patient mobility, just as good for wound inflammation and redness but not as good for pain control – though neither group needed additional pain relief throughout the…
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Testing homeopathy with green beans
For those who still doubt, here’s a simple little ‘homeopathy’ experiment you can do to observe the ‘potentisation’ effect of homeopathy. Purchase some common green beans and divide them into two groups. For the first group (your control group), water them as normal. For your second group – the test group – add 5 drops…
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How to Stress a Mouse
Scientists, in two pooled studies, gave white mice the homeopathic remedy, Gelsemium, and then placed them under stress to see if it helped them cope with anxiety. Fortunately, they were stressed with nothing more than bright lights and darkness, but we did give a little cheer for those that were clever enough to abscond by…
