Homeopathy works

[@tommiatkins3443]

I had a pet fish for seven years, for five of those years, it was very depressed. I put a drop of wolfsbane into the tank, rinsed the tank out thirty times with fresh water and the effect was incredible. It started to look happy. Don't take my word for it. My mum also said it looked happy as well.

[@Rawennnnn]

I am not sure if this comment was meant as an irony 😂

[@tommiatkins3443]

@@Rawennnnn it was...but ....that's the beauty. There's lots of people who would take it as "evidence" as part of their "research".

[@user-co4xl7wx3q]

I had a similar experience which brings me here - had a stye and it wasn't going away. My Mom bought a homeopathic remedy for the stye and I was astonished that it was gone, had totally resolved by the next morning when I woke up. I see how modern "science" is hellbent on denying and even slandering homeopathy, but I have only had incredible success with it, and I do not understand how it works.

[@simstar6557]

It didn't work. What you experienced is just regression to mean. This is why education is important.

[@GodsChildrenOnEarth]

Same for my son. He had a stye and I kept on doing warm compress with just water and then some warm herbal tea and even using colloidal silver. This went on for weeks. His teacher even brought it up because she probably thought I wasn’t doing anything. It wasn’t until I start giving him homeopathic Staphysagria that they went away!

[@robertenglish9838]

There is no such thing as "alternative medicine". There is medicine that works, and medicine that doesn't work. If he can cure a dog's headache with his methods, more power to him.

[@TheFonzie12]

your talking shite alternative mesaden is here no more big pharma killing everyoune for profit there mesaden real drugs make you sick and dependant on them TRUTH

[@MacMasore]

But it won’t as it’s not even medicine. It’s just water with not even a minuscule part “working” molecules. Even snakeoil has more potentially working ingredients.

[@KathyZablotzky]

I didn't believe homoeopathy could possibly work when I came across it either. I was staggered at how effective it can be and have been using it for over 30 years now

[@KathyZablotzky]

@Zafar Khan If you want the best benefit in terms of your health you need to be seeing a qualified homeopath as they have the skills to get to the cause of your chonic illnesses.

[@simstar6557]

@@KathyZablotzky qualified does not matter in homeopathy. Its just water and alcohol, no medicine. All medicines same. 100% homeopaths are quacks.

[@Tinker1950]

'Beliefs' are often cured by homeopathy - but I know of at least one very serious and chronic genetic disease it has absolutely no effect on - mind numbing stupidity.

[@MacMasore]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@oh2love4love]

2) The resolution will be forwarded to the Executive Board for consideration. It is no longer considered a proposed policy, nor is it a resolution anymore. Simply put, it’s now an item for discussion and consideration. The House of Delegates’ recommendation that the item be referred to the Council on Veterinary Service will be taken into consideration by the Executive Board.

[@oh2love4love]

3) The practice of homeopathy is currently addressed in the AVMA Guidelines for Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine, and these Guidelines are up for review by the CoVS at their spring meeting. If you would like to provide your input on this issue, here’s how you can do so: date & name of article: Homeopathy Resolution - Now What Happens? January 10, 2013 | Dr. Kimberly May

[@oh2love4love]

1) On January 5, the AVMA House of Delegates voted to refer Resolution 3-2013 (which proposed a policy stating that homeopathy is an ineffective practice and that its use as a veterinary therapy be discouraged) to the Executive Board with a recommendation that it be referred to the Council on Veterinary Service (CoVS). Now what happens?

[@mattandsharks]

Please explain how diluting a medical substance (sometimes even a non-medical substance) to the point that it doesn't really remain.....makes that substance medically more powerful? Why don't we all die from drinking tap water with all the calcium and iron that's been diluted in it? Not to mention all the shit and piss.

[@carlsiemer4914]

Water has energy that retains memory.

[@sahibmujabee1177]

@@carlsiemer4914 no

[@arzoo_singh]

@@sahibmujabee1177 Water does have memory ..Do you know this might be used in Computers in future? Update the knowledge please

[@sahibmujabee1177]

@@arzoo_singh I know you know it's not that kind of memory what homeopathics claim to be Stop pretending to be smart

[@arzoo_singh]

@@sahibmujabee1177 First question does water have memory yes or No ? 2nd Now what is water dilution and what is the basic concept about Homeopathy ,that is how homeopathy work ? 3rd Did you ever tried any homeopathic medicine before commenting on that ? I am smart ,I don't need you're approval . I don't follow a standard model ,I go deep befoe blindly following a standard model or anything?

[@AbhayaMedicine]

@MyPablohoney cash?! really? You make a LOT more money peddling pharmaceutical drugs.If someone choses to practice homeopathy because they want to make money, they are foolish. Allopathic medicine is a much easier way to make money.

[@petemayes1940]

Wonderful story and obviously a lovely bloke ,good luck all

[@PiladeTheCat]

There are many things you cannot understand. Ive healed my son from adhd with homeopathy. I was very skeptical but then I gave it a chance. And it happened

[@DavidBoycePiano]

How was the degree of healing measured and recorded?

[@ManDogBearPig]

@@DavidBoycePiano how do we measure your confusion poor soul

[@simstar6557]

@@ManDogBearPig the same way we measure your scientific illiteracy.

[@colinprowse6918]

can anyone tell me how it works? tbis guy said he wanted to find tnis out, but then admits it does not work.

[@simstar6557]

It doesn't work.

[@DrPikachu420]

Homeopathy medicine is made up of plants (sometimes with animals) that cause you disease. Well it is like poison. When you go to the homeopathy doctor then he match your symptoms with that poison. Now you will think if you take that poison then you will become more I'll. No, because that poison is diluted in alcohol so that when you take them your immunity symptoms respond and cure your disease. That medicine does have the taste, smell, colour and the juice of plants and animals from which it is made up of. Well it's looking totally scientific but this is not the complete story. There are two ways to make homeopathy medicine, and the process of making the medicine I have mentioned above is diluted in "x" power. There is one more types of medicine in homeopathy that is "c" power and "m" power. And this is medicine that every homeopathy doctor uses. How it works and why science can't believe it. Listen, this medicine is made up of the energy of plants and animals not with their juice. Diluting the medical so much in alcohol is even a single atom of that chemical is not there and what left there is the energy. Physics is the science of natural phenomena. Chemistry is the science of atoms and molecules. Biology is the science of organisms. There is no branch of science in which we study energy. Recently, a Japanese science Masaru Emoto researched water and showed how water crystals change when we say anything to water.

[@hnonline111]

Classic drug trials cannot show the efficacy of homeo medicines because homeo drugs do not treat symptoms, and they are carefully chosen to heal the exact individual, to whom they are prescribed. Because of that, you cannot just say that e.g. the homeo medicine called Sulphur will be effective at e.g. lowering your blood pressure. It might do so for some, but for others, a different homeopathic remedy may bring about that same effect. It all takes examination of the patient and careful choice.

[@franciscosaavedra5848]

Definitely!

[@DavidBoycePiano]

@@franciscosaavedra5848 It is perfectly possible to carry out a double-blinded RCT with homeopathic treatment compared to placebo, and it has been done. Each individual patient has a homeopathic consultation and is prescribed according to the symptom picture and personality picture of the individual (how this is done varies considerably depending on the sub-type of homeopathy favoured by the practitioner). The statistician then assigns some to receive the proper individual remedy, and some to get placebo (dummy pills). Neither the patient nor the prescriber knows which is which. Results are then compared, between those who got their proper individualised homeopathic prescription, and those who got dummy pills.

[@CancelHappiness]

Lol homeopathic treatments don't work and there's literally a damn plethora of information proving that. Dont be sheep.

[@MacMasore]

No they not only not treat symptoms they don't treat anything at all

[@MacMasore]

@@DavidBoycePiano and that way it's proven again and again it just doesn't work

[@rogerthegoodwin]

Thank you Geoff, nice to see someone describing their personal experience with homeopathy and how they came to believe in it...there really is nothing like experience. Having used homeopathy very successfully myself for more than 20 years I have no doubts and most of my friends use it too...so I've seen lots of proof. Nevertheless, I still come across stubborn individuals who are VERY difficult to convince...hope your testimony helps such people to try homeopathy before judging.

[@Strand0410]

Hahaha no. Now chomp down your sugar pills

[@MacMasore]

A lie is not a testimony however it’s packaged.

[@FourtySven]

my professors sister went to see a holistic vet because her dog had cancer the dog is now in remission.

[@MacMasore]

@MuzaffarIsl a crook

[@Retrohertz]

That doesn't prove anything. You're implying and direct cause and effect where none exists.

[@kmccampb]

Dear Dr. Geoff. Thank you for your video. You are so lucky to have met that woman on your camping trip. Many people with doubts about Homeopathy get a "wrong" remedy that justifies their disbelief. What an amazing story about how your life turned on a dime. I am weary of the skepticism. I would have gone to school but didn't want to move. I set out to teach myself by buying two textbooks per month and studying them. Never professional but have had some wonderful successes. Good luck to you and all your special work.

[@marcocappelli2236]

Homeopathy is essentially diluting the medicine a million times until all you have is water, nothing else. Water doesn't have a memory, or it'd remember everything it went through since the beguinning of time!

[@sublimestudio5498]

Nicely said! Homeopathy has changed my life and for the people and pets around me. I knew nothing about it until I tried it and then went on to study it and became a homeopath after. Life changing!!! 😄

[@Duvelthehobbit]

Medical science has significantly changed for the better since Hahnemann wrote his book.

[@SNAS5]

who's being rude here mate. It's not me!

[@oh2love4love]

a troll is a troll is a troll

[@yes4homeopathy]

Great video, very inspiring. Homeopathy rocks indeed.

[@APatientRep]

Really enjoyed this.

[@terrysmith3287]

This is the last vet on earth I'd take my pet to.

[@AbhayaMedicine]

@MyPablohoney agreed. corruption and greed for money can be found in all fields. I was referring to this specific case (with this vet).

[@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha]

It works for me

[@simstar6557]

It works for no one. But some are more easily fooled by placebos than others.

[@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha]

@@simstar6557 idc what you say. I have been taking it for more than 8 years now and it works great for me.

[@simstar6557]

@@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha thats what I meant by some people are easier fooled by placebos.

[@simstar6557]

@@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha here is an article on homeopathy by IIT professors. It will explain. A Homeopathic Defence Against COVID-19 Is No Defence at All 14/06/2020 ANURAG MEHRA, SUPREET SAINI AND MAHESH TIRUMKUDULU

[@StudyabroadWithAbhilasha]

@@simstar6557 how can placebos work on getting a normal report?

[@parmarvarun4284]

Homeopathy cured painful corns of my feet. Dr. Varun Parmar MD Physician MPH

[@pianoplayeruk]

and here is the utter proof that you know little to northing of scientific methodology I quote you: 'Anecdotes mean nothing at all in science.' TOTAL NONSENSE! at what point does a volume of anecdotal evidence become so great, that it can no longer be ignored? I bet you don't even know the answer. The word 'placebo' - a common position of attack from the anti-homeopathy camp. Explain how a placebo effect can be a cause in plants or crops?

[@DavidBoycePiano]

Plants/crops studies need to be double-blinded and randomised just like any other controlled study. Otherwise the person administering the treatment to the plants, might, even subconsciously, favour the treated group. For example, by planting the treatment crop in a more favourable position than the non-treatment group, or by weeding more carefully, or in other subtle ways according more diligent plant husbandry to the treatment group than to the control group. In a properly conducted study, neither the person applying the treatment nor the person designing it, should know which plants get it; only a statistician not involved in the actual administration of the treatment. I would like to know of any robust trial that has shown an effect of homeopathic dilutions on a crop.

[@DrSpooglemon]

Those poor animals - not getting any actual medical care. And the poor owners - still having to pay. lol

[@sunshine_fairy]

For sure homeopathy works. I have had bad homeopathy advice to take pulsatilla 10 M once a month for 6 months and I developed the proving symptoms of green sticky eye discharge I never had before.

[@simstar6557]

Which does not mean the pill caused it. Learn what 10 M means and laugh.

[@sunshine_fairy]

@@simstar6557 learn what proving means and not laugh about it, it is important to stay humble

[@simstar6557]

@@sunshine_fairy Proving is very laughable. Very dumb. When you don't understand basic chemistry or psychology, be humble.

[@simstar6557]

@@sunshine_fairy Proving is a scam. Homeopaths can't identify any preparation through proving. They only bullshit some random things and never verify with labels off.

[@sunshine_fairy]

@@simstar6557 if any scam/placebos can make people feel better it has values. How much is your happiness worth?

[@Blacksmith1959]

If homeopathy worked it would be called MEDICINE!!

[@hesha912]

It works but still these idiots don't call it medicine

[@coldboltlighting1237]

@@hesha912 wtf. NO

[@simstar6557]

@@hesha912 not according to science. Only according to idiots.

[@vegandogs]

Ah, behold the power of placebo.

[@originallimu]

Is that why it works for animals & babies then? And ppl who don’t believe in it, like him. 👆

[@simstar6557]

@@originallimu It doesn't. Homeopaths just bullshit it does.

[@MyPablohoney]

@AbhayaMedicine I'm sure that the majority of the homeopaths I know are mostly in it because they genuinely believe they are helping and want to do something useful. But it is their main source of income too & the influence of money can corrupt in Homeopathy just as it does in real medicine.

[@MacMasore]

No most of them are liars or dumb. Because if you have just one working brain cell you know it doesn't work.

[@CancelHappiness]

No it doesn't lol. In fact, it's been thoroughly debunked

[@dited358]

False, as an allergy sufferer and someone who has tried 5 different "real" allergies pills they all took forever to barely help and had weird side effects, out of curiosity I tried some old homeopath pills and found great relief much to my surprise. If it was the "pLACeBo effect" why didn't it work with the "real" medicine.

[@user-pg3iq5ro5k]

​@@dited358the trick in Homeopathy is telling the patient to wait, then the season changes. 😂

[@SNAS5]

"At what point does a volume of anecdotal evidence become so great, that it can no longer be ignored?" The answer to your question is.....at no point. This is one point which shows that you do not understand scientific medicine. You can have 10 million nice little stories. Means nothing at all. Only properly randomised, double blind placebo trials performed on a large number of subjects and the data then properly investigated by someone who knows how to properly interpret the data means anything

[@MacMasore]

Indeed anecdotal evidence isn't evidence.

[@user-vp5iy8ec9q]

sorry real all data please, not few cases

[@SNAS5]

Sorry to see how slow you are. All I was saying was that a tiny little bit of "pretend magic water" will raise your hydration by about 1/2 of a jot. If you cannot understand that i feel sorry for you.

[@simstar6557]

Homeopaths don't discuss quantum physics silly guy, they discuss quantum woo. The philosophy they talk isn't real philosophy either.

[@ayehavgunne]

I just don't understand how people fall for these scams. Homeopathy does nothing. It can't possibly do anything. It makes no sense. Makes me sad.

[@debjackson463]

Of course youve used it....NOT!

[@ayehavgunne]

Check out The Amazing Randi taking a whole bottle of homeopathic sleeping pills at once. He does that at the beginning of some of his shows and they never have any effect.

[@arifchagla8752]

Garbage.. why do smart people get drawn into this, quite concerning..

[@MacMasore]

Even the title is a straight up scam 😂

[@dawnmac190]

Yes, us stupid people.

[@anthonyat2401]

What a load of bollocks.

[@amadoudawsonbarry8620]

Homeopathy is really science and not like allopathy

[@user-pg3iq5ro5k]

I don't think you understand what a science is. Science needs evidence. Scientific kind. Not anecdotes.