Homeopathy Explained - Gentle Healing or Reckless Fraud?

What are the principles behind Homeopathy and does it work?
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[@btan9423]

First like

[@oliviashim7688]

Third like

[@LoLugon]

I love you

[@Ken-py4pk]

Homeopathy us famous in India.

[@yugal.prakash]

The clock you used to represent time is from Don't Hug Me I'm Scared!!

[@AdonanS]

"Shaking the mixture after every dilution leaves behind a spirit like essence." *Science has left the chat*

[@Attaxalotl]

*Science has left the very concept, the very thought, of Homeopathy*

[@paint2932]

But it's essence is still there

[@Wickedonezz]

@Brian Griffin sex is witchcraft?

[@EstEsreil]

@@Wickedonezz where did that idea come from?

[@janetmissjacksonifyourenas2904]

There wasn’t any science there in the first place in that theory

[@mrcartmanisfat]

Massive doses of homeopathy cured my dehydration

[@jebolandutawacana]

Cartman you make my day.

[@supremeleadersnoke2246]

Sugar pills cured my hypo glycemic episode

[@vicky__p]

cartman I took some homeopathic pills to help me sleep and after only 23 hours awake, it worked!!

[@joexer1]

As another has already said the amount of hydric acid they put in substances used in "homeopathy" is simply unacceptable. If you can be right about one thing please let it be to stay away from this horrible chemical. Just saying consumption of hydric acid is linked to some serious problems, it's unbelievable what we let into our bodies for the sake of mainstream 'science'.

[@cryoraptora303tm2]

+Steve Nunyerbuisness It is a statistical fact that 100% of all people who consume hydric acid will die. WE MUST SPREAD THE WORD!

[@gren4586]

"Faith can move mountains, but sugar water can't cure cancer" is my new favorite quote

[@tadrnkpo7535]

But antibiotics can give u resistance

[@faisalmuneerone]

@@tadrnkpo7535 homeo fraud spotted

[@quantumcat7191]

Funny, I am curing my cancer naturally. No faith involved. Just getting back to basics and using apricot seeds. Saved me a good 50k in treatment. No wonder the medical industry is so scared of people figuring health issues out for themselves.

[@strnglhld]

@@tadrnkpo7535 at least antibiotics can do something🤣

[@tadrnkpo7535]

@@strnglhld yes MDR

[@satan.is.my.copilot]

This is by FAR the most patiently I've heard this explained. Without once being even remotely condescending. I'm kind of in awe. You're certainly better explainers than I am! It never occurred to me that a reason for homeopathy taking off could be that at a time when the available medicine might be just as likely to kill you as cure you, the homeopathic remedy itself is never going to be more harmful than sugar.

[@TheEmolano]

I've take homeopathy once when I was young to alleviate my incurable bronchitis. It had good taste at least. Spoiler alert: my incurable bronchitis remained with me for 8 more years and was finally cured when my mom quit smoking.

[@manasim.9936]

I’m glad you’re doing better and that your mom finally quit! :)

[@DanielAugustoCavalcante]

e verdade esse bilete

[@FabioSilvaMetal]

A verdade é que funciona, mas não exatamente pra doenças físicas. Gringo tem noção praticamente nula disso, homeopatia costuma ser interessante pra problemas emocionais. Óbvio que se vc estiver com problemas físicos tu tem que tratar com o que funciona, mas é mto engraçado gringo se achando sabido sem entender nada kkkk

[@TheEmolano]

@@manasim.9936 ty, I was very happy for her and for myself. At least she din't smoke during the pregnancy. She is a health old lady today :)

[@TheEmolano]

@@FabioSilvaMetal se funciona para a pessoa, independente do motivo, excelente. O perigo é quando a pessoa insiste em um tratamento que não vai dar resultado. Se não for uma doença urgente vale a pena tentar.

[@AhsanKhan-xf7vs]

30C dilution is how they put chips in Lays.

[@IntrovertCoder]

1 part of chips with 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 parts of Air

[@nuclearbriefcase7259]

😀😂😀😀😅

[@ShubhamSharma-vb9kw]

Lol

[@aligatox]

I honestly had to laugh.

[@idonthavebrain6289]

True

[@nausheenrahman8068]

6:57 attention and empathy from a doctor did make a huge difference in my mental well being. Many doctors refused to listen to my little problems , until one day i found a doctor who would listen to every single one of my problems and even noticed the symptoms on me. Now i really trust that doctor.

[@phaze7272]

I grew up with homeopathy. Any time I was sick, my mom would open up this huge book about homeopathy and researched what about my symptoms. Also, when the illness didn't go away or wasn't clear she talked about consulting with an expert on the topic. After learning about the actual process of how globuli is made it took a while for me to accept that it's all just placebo - even though I normally tend to question everything I'm being told. Just goes to show how strong some belief can become ingrained if that's what you grew up with.

[@MurphyTheOldMan]

then you're not the child your Mother is proud of .. shame

[@supermansdaddy7019]

@@MurphyTheOldMan How's that a shame?

[@khwajamdasim7630]

Doctors ask you even minute questions to know your sypmptoms better,as homeopathy works on symptoms,If the symptoms match the medicine ,the treatment is sure,,If does not match the symptom,no treatment. That is the reason they ask you several question just for correct medicine selection. It is not to have any time pass with you,, you believe in Allopath statement about Homeopathy,that is Placebo. Have research then have any opinion, first action of Homeopathy is Placebo which is brain control,,it does not rest on Placebo only,,further it proceeds to the other functions in order to cure the disease.Hope you 7nderstand

[@thornyturtleranch6152]

Its not placebo, it works, energy imprint on molecules.

[@zer0_o.]

​@@thornyturtleranch6152i believe thats true

[@tjfm2456]

One of the best examples of the transferable placebo effect I observed in my psychology class was the case of a horse that could supposedly do math. By accident, I suppose they mentioned a math problem around a horse that then stamped its foot the number of times that equaled the answer. Obviously they were super excited and kept trying, and the horse kept getting it right. But the horse simply would keep stamping until the owners got visibly excited, at which point he stopped and was rewarded. The only math equation this horse knew was “stomp foot, get treats.”

[@Songs-lr4wt]

Why don't you reach or watch the other side too. This is one sided. Homeopathy is a science too, based on real evidences. Goes through similar tests for approval like any other drug. And being a user, it works.

[@acelbrothers2.058]

@@Songs-lr4wt realy?

[@lakzury9293]

@@Songs-lr4wt source? Just trust me bro?

[@trithos7308]

@@Songs-lr4wt I mean, if the placebo sugar pills help you, that's cool. Don't try to justify your bullshit believes though

[@MrBjorntsc]

@@Songs-lr4wt the Tabacco companies did the same thing... at least homeopathic medicine doesn't directly kill people.

[@harshitnayan]

You can't make a video without mentioning black hole, can you?

[@FuckGoogle2]

Black holes are tight!

[@user-vv1do1wg1j]

@@FuckGoogle2 yes. Yes they are

[@AC-fl1le]

Its like how Ceave can't go a video without mentioning money

[@hul0beral]

@@FuckGoogle2 Understood that reference!

[@thechosenbossk4352]

Well it is super easy, barely an inconvenience

[@m.i7211]

My mom had a plastic pill case that held a lot of tiny bottles of homeopathy pellets and would give them to me when I was feeling pain or discomfort. I didn’t really believe they were medicine even at that time, but the act of her giving me the homeopathy showed that my mom cared and sympathized for me and I think that made me feel better mentally. Thankfully my mom only used homeopathy for minor stuff like stomach aches or growing pains and took me to the doctor for more serious ailments, so I only have fond memories of homeopathy.

[@mitchellmorris1213]

my mom had the exact same kit

[@dfwdfw9544]

That's an excellent example of the placebo effect. Really. No sarcasm. And children are excellent candidates for placebo effect treatments given how little ability they have to distinguish a minor ailment from a major injury.

[@Jamaldidntdoit]

Same with me, except that my mom was the doctor itself, so she had an entire collection of medicines.

[@bullymaguire7341]

Shit that's lovely 😢 wish I had a mom like that when ever I get sick she says it's cause of that damn phone😅

[@ottoia9126]

Oh, I hate homeopathy with burning passion. I once got a staphilococcus that kept spreading as my dear mother kept tugging me around healers and fed sugar pills. It got to the point of my eyes welding shut with pus every morning and having actual troubles eating because my lips were crusted with pus and skinless underneath - and I'm pretty sure like half of my mental illnesses come from that experience. Thank god and that one cat for inventing antibiotics and thank my grandma for taking me to an actual doctor. The infection was subdued in like a week after a month of unchecked spreading. Anyways, if I see another homeopathy affictionado I will start swinging - these hands held trust and respect at some point, maybe the trace amounts will be felt.

[@dfwdfw9544]

Your mother may have loved you but she was negligent.

[@mercuryfillings8576]

What an insult to people who've actually gone through real things

[@ungratefulmango]

@@mercuryfillings8576 You don't have to compare one person's trauma to another's. There will always be someone in a worse situation. That doesn't mean the rest of us should be invalidated. Everyone's experience is real and we all have the right to be heard. If you don't care about someone else's troubles, you can just keep scrolling. ❤️

[@lego7315]

Well I had PCOS and it got cured with homeopathic medicines. It took some time but it worked.

[@ithalpallath6770]

@@lego7315 mostly likely cured by lifestyle changes and food eating habits which is the only cure for PCOS

[@bushyman477]

Sugar water can't cure cancer? Well not with that attitude buddy...

[@bushyman477]

..what? I think ya missed the joke

[@Rebellum1]

Of course sugar can cure and even prevent cancer! Proof: everyone in my family has a massive sweet tooth, and not one of us has cancer. Check mate, big pharma!!111!

[@borealis312]

Modern medicine can cure cancer( early stages) my motherhad cancer and she is well and good now.

[@SavAnna8]

Rebellum1 Don't you assume that you're just lucky? 😁 Template thinking...

[@shrikesavadithya6683]

Sarcasm is a major component of today's speech. It is now at a rise. Also sugar causes cancer. Due to the way sucrose is broken down and it feeds cancerous cells. Oncogenes do exist. ATP synthesis is valuable. But causes lots of issues too. There is reason we consume Antooxidatens. Not directing the info at you madam but at the other guy. If he thinks sugar isn't that bad for you. Or if he knows then hurray. More knowledge for everyone

[@Zenedoboz]

Being against vaccines while strongly believing in 'like cures like' principle... isn't this the most ironic thing ever?

[@aa-tx7th]

what a wacky world

[@highasheaven9239]

Antivaxx... What I find funny is that if you show a scientist proof that he is wrong, he'll analyse it and change his mind. However proving antivaxx/homeopathy fans they're wrong simply reinforces their beliefs

[@Zenedoboz]

@@charans6873 The whole concept of vaccination is to put viral molecules or parts of molecular structures into the body so the immune system can learn to recognize the virus before the infection. It doesn't get any closer to 'like' than this. Heck, in some cases it is the inert virus itself what they use as antigene. Lol.

[@charans6873]

@@Zenedoboz i know all this already.. lol You need to study first.. like in homoeopathy is the SYMPTOM. healthy human body not having any symptom cannot be considered as like. I know you will still not get its ok it happens.. you need to take baryta carb

[@Zenedoboz]

@@charans6873 I'm not sure you can tell the difference, but reading up on something online does not count as studying. Just as taking a sugar pill will not make your brain develop. So take your chill pill and leave the medicine to the grownups, ok?

[@hex2344]

Had bronchitis for 6 years. Took homoeopathic medicine for 1 year and I'd get better during a particular season and then had attack again. It got cured this year when I moved away from Delhi. Turns out it was pollen and pollution causing it. Took me a while to realise the entire situation. Turns out the belief that "I can get better" does wonders. As I'm sure it did in 1800s for people when proven remedies were non existent

[@aude.sapere]

In Organon of medicine it's written that the physician should also focus on the cause of disease and he should remove that cause. In your case pollen and bad quality of air was the cause of your bronchitis. The simple point of Hahnemann was that why we drug a person if he can be cured by removing the exciting cause of the disease. If you would have went to an allopath then he would have prescribed you anti allergy, anti inflammatory and medicines which can dilate your bronchi. So removing the exciting cause is better than making your body a dump ground of medicine.

[@strnglhld]

@@aude.sapere What if you remove all causes and the problem still exists?

[@ram_4441]

How frequently did you get bronchitis?

[@dschatt_]

It's very similar for me. I used to get asthma randomly throughout the year, but after continuing homeopathy for like 2 years, and after COVID, it's only got restricted to only the late autumn to early winter days. For the remaining I'm completely fine no backlashes👍

[@Envrionmela]

"My doctor prescribed me these cigarettes for my asthma but I still have dyspnea"

[@Aqua-vf3jr]

When I was a kid, my mom often used homeopathy for my colds, and it worked well for most. But she never denied actual medication from me when needed, if I got very sick.

[@parkerroberts8179]

I love the “dont hug me in scared” clock.

[@FadoWind]

Omg same here!!

[@ThiagoMoura18]

Nossa, eu olhei duas vezes pra ter certeza que vi direito!

[@SrGanso-tv6mw]

@@ThiagoMoura18 kkkkk

[@horrorkitdoodles7866]

where? edit: nvm i see

[@omarezwawi6407]

I have scrolled down to the comments only to search for this one 😂

[@Numberer1]

I love the manner in which you approached this topic. It would be so easy to say something like "Homeopathy is dumb and doesn't work", yet you looked at it with pure facts and considered the pros and cons in a fairly neutral manner. Some members of my family swear by this 'natural cure-all spray' (which I'm almost certain is just tap water), but since the placebo effect of the spray actually helps them, I avoid saying anything about it. However, what's to stop people from re-selling Tic-Tacs and claiming them as anti-cancer pills? There's definitely a 'snake-oil salesman' aspect to this movement which I cannot respect. It's not difficult to profit from the ignorant.

[@Numberer1]

Someone's a bit grumpy. Need a hug?

[@dualiron2449]

Numberer1; A true god among us. He is the numberer1 human on this planet for all of humanity's meme tax. God isn't dead; he is reborn! And he watches In A Nutshell! Seems awfully human too.

[@geeky.6449]

I want a hug.

[@Numberer1]

(I also use this account as my general viewing account...and I watch at least 30 videos a day. It's a ritual at this point.)

[@Numberer1]

Consider yourself hugged

[@dr.robert5322]

This video beautifully expresses my thoughts on homeopathy and the problem with modern medicine. As a doctor, I see how patients are treated as numbers and not people. Homeopathy is a scam but it addressess the need people have to be listened to and validated. Every day I have patients tell me how they feel better after simply talking to me. Unfortunately that is becoming more and more rare in "modern medicine" where you're lucky to see a PA or nurse practitioner, much less a doctor.

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

I feel exactly the same, and it really is unfortunate because there's too many patients.

[@Iknowthismeme]

I’m not a fan of homeopathy, but I agree on using homemade/natural solutions for *minor* problems, like milk and honey for a throat ache, or a bit of hot soup and rest for a fever (obviously if it’s only 37-38 C). A fundamental part of it is not to be excessively worried or stressed because of something like a runny nose.

[@doc_vader2776]

Everyone likes to believe in home remedies untill is an actually serious disease.

[@akikmahato999]

That's Ayurveda basically... On the other hand, Homeopathy is a scam !

[@dennisschumacher4772]

That is fine, has nothing to do with homopeopathy though

[@octaviantudor]

Milk, honey and soup have active ingredients. Or should I say - they have ingredients.

[@akshatchawla3]

that’s naturopathy

[@famimame]

"Homeopath IS big pharma" *TOP 10 ANIME PLOT TWIST*

[@bluefield086]

:o

[@zalibecquerel3463]

"Momma needs her medicine" - Vodka.

[@olmo4767]

Hail hydra!

[@aetherresonant9079]

You've become the very thing you swore to destroy

[@klaasvaak2575]

betrayals of humanity?

[@rishabagarwal3628]

Only Kurzgesagt can include blackholes in a video about Homeopathy

[@generalcodsworth4417]

Would like to talk about our lords and saviors, the mass driver system and tethers in the Venus video?

[@sogasakoo]

I mean homeopathy already has plotholes so...

[@ericmars9354]

@@sogasakoo Oh, and maybe that plot hole is as big as a black hole...

[@villager1831]

@@ericmars9354 or dense

[@ericmars9354]

@@villager1831 That's even better.

[@sayantanbanerjee]

One thing I absolutely love about these videos are there is always a beautiful and meaningful message at the end of the video.

[@rajeevsisodiya1822]

I had sinusitis and my nose used to be blocked every day ,i wasnt able to live without nasal sprays , after taking homeopathy since then i forgot about my nasal congestion, it worked like magic .

[@prernabharti1658]

Bro my father and brother have that problem its not curing with homeopathy also

[@arctagonsV8]

good for you👍

[@w_sumit]

Can you share the medicine name?

[@adarsh-singh-bisen]

I had a post-nasal drip and regular coughing issue . I used a lot of allopathy but it persisted. After few months I turned to homeopath and got cured by it within a month. In my childhood I had nose blockage which was cured by homeopathy.

[@kaushy]

@@prernabharti1658 go to an actual doc

[@Alistocrat]

"Faith can move mountains, but sugar water can't cure cancer" Truth.

[@PrivateSlacker]

Now I have a craving for chocolate donuts.

[@awertyuiop8711]

Sad but true...

[@dyanpanda7829]

Except it probably can, if you have faith in the sugar water. Working at an alternative practice, the amount of times I've heard of cancers, disorders, and diagnosed diseases that were "obviously not real, since you're better now" from peoples GP is absurd. I'm not saying homeopathy/water directly cures or helps anything beyond hydration. What I'm saying is, homeopathics fit a niche that provides actual help to people. It is not a cold remedy. I have seen patients who have been through several chemo plans w/o help, and come back from a vision quest healthy. The positives that come with a positive outlook are undeniable, and plentiful.

[@Elvispayne123]

u will see in next few years cancer will not gonna b so big its a scam on vast level a lot of money associate in this business

[@Alistocrat]

Considering your grammar I can tell you're very intelligent and know what you're talking about.

[@soothingmusic8561]

Takes a sip of ocean water. *i have learned the secrets of the planet*

[@theworldwrecker]

You also drank sh*t water.

[@maitreyeenabar1754]

This is like the school nurse...

[@jeanpaulsinatra]

As he swallowed a drop of ocean water, the sky went black. Lightning sprang from his body. His eyes turned radiant white as he levitated, and with a maniacal laugh, he bellowed: "I am the centrifuge of all the matter on earth! Every atom turns at my command! Nothing can stop me" Suddenly he curls up, sweating, sickly pale, and the shit eschews out of him like a riot hose. "...except apparently every E. Coli bacterium that has ever lived"

[@sohamdhoke]

*coughs* fkin salt

[@mokshjoardar5126]

Rengoku trippin

[@honeybadger036]

I grew up with Homeopathy, whether it was placebo or something else, I recall one instance of having a cold, all the symptoms. Our doctor gave me something and within seconds, it all disappeared. Never had it work like that before or after that one time. It was magical. All that being said, I swear by Nux Vomica, works wonders for anything related to the digestive system. Nausea, heartburn, upset stomach, diarrhoea, constipation, winds. Well, its always worked for me.

[@C_Becker]

Sounds like a wonder. And is therefore completely worthless.

[@quantummedical4155]

What an extraordinary video, for everyone's understanding!Great job👍

[@shashankkumar2195]

Had eczema on the toes and scalp for 8 years. Got fed up with it from year 3, but couldn't do anything because i was a kid. The homeopathic doctor kept telling that it has a tendency to bounce back. I had a miserable school life because of this disease. Eczema on the scalp meant no social life as i was embarrassed to the ground. I couldn't eat many things because the fu@king doctor advised against them, like curd, limes, tamarinds, onions and what not. Got out of home in 11th class. Visited the best University hospital in the city. Was Cured in 3 months. 9 years on today, it hasn't bounced back.

[@DavidBoycePiano]

Very sorry to hear about the miserable time you had when younger. I know how much eczema can degrade quality of life. I'm glad to know that with appropriate treatment you got so much better.

[@dboxers1164]

Getting out of home cured you. Not the big hospital. Bet you didn't go back home. Thats why you're still cured 9 years on.

[@flamingpi2245]

DBox Ers Mainstream medicine is just medicine that’s been made in the most efficient safe and proven form. Herbal remedies simply contain chemicals which are also used in a purer form in regular scientific medicine. Crystal healing and astrology just bubkis, neither rocks or colossal balls of plasma many light years away care about your “chakra alignment” or your “spiritual journey”

[@dboxers1164]

Ravenclaw . No mention of chakra alignment or spiritual journey in my reply. So you brought up imaginative & fictional points to be argumentative. Says a lot about where you will end up with an attitude like that. And, additionally, if you think Big Pharma cares about you, you really do need some enlightenment.

[@reyhan0447]

@@dboxers1164 its true that they don't care about your well being. but hey atleast they really work unlike some pseudo scam

[@1..0w0..3]

Homeopathy took the dragon scroll from kung fu panda too literally..... *"To make something special, u just believe it's special. There is no secret ingredient."*

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

And it works for simpler ailments

[@thomas_2the_lynott146]

Well it’s not going to work for anyone who watched this now

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@@thomas_2the_lynott146 it can still work. I think placebo is subconscious related. Even if you consciously know its ineffective, your subconscious mind might still beleive it works.

[@onetwo3706]

KZbin has a seizure when you were entering your username

[@georgioskesisoglou1055]

wtf is wrong with your name?

[@PsDani]

What a great video! The use of homeopathy basically comes down to placebo effect, which I feel is often unjustly made fun of. It is a potent effect and a tribute to the powers of the human mind. It is not just making yourself believe that some medicine you're taking is effective, but has much greater implications. There has been a study done on the placebo effect that researched, how patients with headaches respond to aspirin or placebo. Pretty standard procedure, but the researchers went a step further. Instead of leaving the patients doubting whether they got the medicine, they actively told the patients that they were getting a placebo. What is amazing to me is that even though the patients knew they were ingesting an aspirin-free pill, their headaches got better comparable to them not knowing whether they got the placebo or the real deal. Truly astounding with lots of implications for modern therapy.

[@eliannevdlinden6047]

I didn’t even know what this was! Learn something new every day. I do know how powerful a placebo effect can be. It’s really cool how much the mind can influence reality

[@MrSpektyr]

Ok but that was the clock from "Don't hug me I'm scared"...

[@diegorapaci668]

I THOUGHT THE SAME THING

[@Pingviinimursu]

I had to check the original video to see I'm not crazy and yes, only a few details differ. Coincidence? Didn't think so.

[@davinky6114]

Time is a tool you can put on the wall Or wear it on your wrist The past is far behind us; The future doesn't exist

[@anewviewofthings4105]

@@davinky6114 Flashbacks to existential crisis episode: Me: *Cursed screaming*

[@slip4329]

*Time is important and I am a clock.*

[@gooberboyxdd323]

ah yes, diluting things makes them more potent. I remember that lesson in chemistry class. It came right after the one about how snorting thermite and then igniting it will give you super strength.

[@almostbutnotentirelyunreas166]

Wiki: Hormesis.

[@werewolf4358]

Is _that_ why I don't have superpowers yet? I haven't snorted thermite? Well hot damn, I wish someone would've told me this earlier, I'll try it now!

[@Swordofswordom]

THE best superhero background story.

[@svalfish1716]

if you mix fuel, metal oxide and metal powder in just the right way, it burns at over 2000 degrees Celsius. Hot enough to cut through any barrier known to mankind. Throw in some C4 into the mix, and you've got one hell of a combination - Thermite 2015

[@jogandsp]

That’s how you become Iron Man, right?

[@azalty]

Really good video on the subject! Thanks for explaining it!

[@NaeemaJannat-oe1px]

As a homeopathic doctor, what my mother always says is "homeopathy is the medicine for patients, not for diseases" which is why she talks for hours with her patients knowing "them" not their "disease"❤

[@antiquorumomnipraesens7608]

The best thing I read today

[@Juicelord001]

Yeah it takes communication skills to fool the patient, because homeopathy can't.

[@DrGKGyan]

Then why this placebo effect doesn't through so-called modern medicine? Most of the people turn to homoeopathy after being disappointed from many practitioners of so-called modern medicine and get cured. They had no beleif or faith in homoeopathy in the begining, so they tried allopathy again and again with trmendous faith. If the faith is the cause of the placebo effect, then why it didn't occur during allopathy management? Most of the people come to homoeopathy after being disappointed from any medicine and they have doubts in their mind. How this so-called placebo effect which didn't act earlier, not shows results? To answer these questions, one needs common sense, which is not common in common people. Scoience without conscience is not only fruitless, but it may be dangerous too! @@Juicelord001

[@saeentist-hb]

"Homeosapiens" 😉

[@aude.sapere]

​@@Juicelord001cry kiddo.

[@kurzgesagt]

Since a few people asked about German exclusive content and Patreon: The German public broadcast is giving us extra resources to make *more* stuff that we will publish first in German and then in English after a few months. Without their funds we could never afford to do anything in German or any other language. We still use Patreon to, well, survive and do the english channel. So english speaking crowd: What this means is that there will be extra videos at the end of the year and next year!

[@davidwilson7557]

DO IT NOW

[@EPhantom125]

Thank you Germany

[@BertGrink]

Kurzgesagt i think it's great that you've obtained funding to do that. Meanwhile, i'll just await your regular videos as and when they appear. Your videos are always interesting, not to mention very very well made.

[@prashantgaikwad9808]

Sellout .. just kidding ... U do u kurzgesagt

[@ale_wlv]

I dont really mind if the video is in german, since its got superior quality. But I'd be very happy if you just make subtitles for it.

[@SudeeshSubramanian]

Don't drop the homeopathy bottle outside while it rains, you will create a very potent homeopathy flood

[@toAdmiller]

"Very potent homeopathy flood" = "Delusion deluge"

[@vivekbhange7150]

Yes u can use that flood water to cook food and beware it also consist of shit

[@fatehmohammad7191]

😂😂

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

YES

[@andrewtatetopg9425]

you won't

[@backslash68]

Homeopathy is useful for this: when a doctor or a pharmacist recommend it, you instantly get to know how much they understand about science.

[@_capu]

that's untrue don't you know scientists are just normal people having their own beliefs? about anything, which isn't scientifically proven And this doesn't make them magically lose all their knowledge

[@aloedg3191]

​@@_capuThey dont "magically lose knowledge" because they never had any if they believe in homeopathy after completing medical school

[@anikkamila7434]

​@@aloedg3191You must know a lot of great homoeopathic doctors who are still very popular for their works used to be an antipathic doctor and had lots of hate towards homoeopathy and they started to know homoeopathy to criticize it. But later when they understood homoeopathy they became great and did a lot of works

[@anikkamila7434]

One thing i must say is homoeopathy is mostly unknown to most of the people even this video is talking nonsense. Homoeopathy has its science and i can say if you all know about the modern science well and just change your perspective then you all will understand how homoeopathy works. It's just lack of actual information in the internet that's spreading this hate and making people say that homoeopathy is bullshit.

[@loudtim265]

I like how 10X sounds like a concentration but actually means dilution. Tricky, tricky….

[@capdelaxavineta6267]

basically expensive water

[@speenta4879]

sol walker what lol

[@carterwilliams7106]

Some (very specific homeopathics and plants) have compounds that do somthing. All others are are just placebo

[@JacketCK]

@sol walker you fucked up the joke lol it's dihydrogen monoxide

[@JacketCK]

For those wondering dihydrogen monoxide is the scientific term for Water

[@Hannah-ds2bl]

Fiji water

[@0x777]

Homeopathy is so last-gen. I do Pizzapathy now. Every time I have a headache, I eat a pizza tonno and about 1 to 20 hours later, my headaches are gone. Like they never existed. OK, sometimes my headaches get worse. That's how I know that the pizza is actually working, that's the so called initial worsening. But I just eat another pizza tonno and it usually gets better. But you can't just eat pizza tonno, that depends on what pizza type you are. You should get a pizza type consultation done first, to make sure you take the right pizza. With a friend of mine, tonno doesn't work and he has to use cardinale. Also, if a pizza doesn't work for some reason, it's not because the pizza isn't a cure for headaches, it probaby was not stored properly or the store you got it at interrupted the freezing chain. These things should definitely only be handled by professionals and not treated like it was just some foodstuff. Those pizzas are made by a company here called "Dr. Oetker", as you can see in the name, it's been developed by a doctor. Still, therapeutic pizzas are still not covered by medical insurances because of a conspiracy by the pharma corporations who know that nobody would ever touch their expensive pills if people finally realized that all they have to do is eat tasty pizzas! And don't you dare tell me it's just imagination and placebo effect. HE WHO CURES IS RIGHT! (and yes, just in case... this is satire)

[@chocolizard678]

And don't forget, if you see studies proving pizza doesn't work, don't be fooled. Proof is subjective and about what you experience, not these thousands of not-you people being carefully observed by "impartial" shills 🙃 Your anecdotes about pizza are evidence and your body is the exception to whatever these "studies" say. Anyone who says otherwise hasn't opened their minds yet to how good alternatives like pizza can be. (Also satire ofc).

[@0x777]

@@chocolizard678 Studies... in labs... no wonder that stuff doesn't work. Pizza has a memory and it remembers if you cook it in an oven that heated your petri dishes before!

[@simstar6557]

Underrated comment 😄.

[@Tharmin.124]

Their spinach pizza really helps lift your mood, improve appetite, general well-being, and has been proven to cure the common cold over and over again by numerous studies!

[@geraldmuntuerto5769]

@@Tharmin.124 spinach on pizza is the equally evil brother of pinapples on pizza

[@serifeozturk5134]

Türkçe dil seçeneği için teşekkürler! Harikasınız! ❤️

[@RhelrahneTheIdiot]

Potentization flies in the face of physics itself, a substance does not get stronger by diluting it and realistically you can dilute even the strongest of poisons and substances until they have no effects at all, not even in changing the color.

[@julesdomes6064]

Yes, it's just a bizarre fantasy. And the fantasy they present that the water has "memory", so it "remembers" that it once was in contact with a substance before it was diluted to zero. Since water is in an never ending cycle, I guess it also "remembers" when it was in the sewers? 😱

[@uxleumas]

original homeopathy be like "okay, so you need to listen to a set of rules that basically is a very healthy lifestyle, but here's a pill which cures you and totally not the diet."

[@Alblaka]

I'm still not certain whether it's about having a very healthy lifestyle (because stuff like not napping or sitting is a bit weird), or about creating an essentially impossible to obey instruction, which you can then use as defense when the medicine didn't work, because it's almost certain they made at least one 'mistake' somewhere.

[@haughtywillow2499]

Honestly, the second version is way better. It forces less stress on the patient. Reading that sentence makes you realize how hard it is to change a person’s behavior for health. Reading that sentence makes you evaluate the health care’s efforts to change patient behavior. One comes to the conclusion that doctors haven’t yet mastered this art. After you closely read your conclusion, you realize how similar to the one in the video.

[@generalcodsworth4417]

@@Alblaka That is probably the key. Set up extremely strict rules that, if followed, could give the result that you can then attribute to your fake pills. Then if your fake pills don't work, blame the victim for their own failure to follow your rules.

[@riyuzakhi]

Why do you sciecy schmuks believe that placebo effects work then?..double standard piece of shts..

[@pepino2263]

@@riyuzakhi placebo effect has existed for thousands of years my guy

[@billmalcolm4291]

The best point this video makes isn't whether homeopathy is bunk, of course it is. No, the best point it makes is about the modern healthcare industry needing to address psychological needs as much as homeopaths do.

[@deniskobozev3916]

Bill Malcolm Judging by the rest of the comments, you're the only person who actually watched the video.

[@AbhinavPReddy-sl6zf]

You're absolutely right! That's the essence of the video

[@gezzapk]

I think a lot of people just didn't watch the end

[@BurnedLeo]

Bill Malcolm you're absolutely correct! Thats what I also noticed in this video!!

[@Siscon92]

not really possible, I mean really expensive doctors take care of you, but then you can't feed your family and get in lots of debt so you start cooking meth which is also a problem :/

[@DB-fm6cv]

They just diagnosed me with a brain tumor at the age of 28, since its benign they opted for the "wait and scan" method to see if it grows, as a newly dad to a few month old son, I much rather try homeopathie instead of doing nothing. Next MRI is in 6 months, its not just about If it works or not, it comforts me in knowing I tried everything (even homeopathy) if it still grows I'll go in for a life saving surgery, but atleast I tried. And if it would work placebo or not that would be a big benefit. People here calling it a scam might not realise the comfort it gives terminal ill

[@gregjames2145]

god bless you on your journey brother, i know you’re gonna be alright because of your positivity, i know the lord can heal you up

[@julesdomes6064]

Tough situation you are in, and I wish you all the best. Since no properly conducted clinical studies can find any effects beyond placebo, homeopathy is indeed a scam. Running a business where you give the ill some expectation of a cure when your "remedies" are useless, is unethical and a scam.

[@DB-fm6cv]

@@gregjames2145 thanks for the kind words, i have faith in a good outcome

[@supernova9721]

Wish you a speedy recovery and a life of health!

[@aymanfatiima]

Wishing you a speedy recovery

[@user-dk7ff6kk4q]

the video is legit! the quality of your video is off the wall. it fills my intellectual curiosity. i am over the moon.

[@awoodenkiwitoy6293]

The best quote ever, "faith can move mountains, but sugar water can't cure cancer"

[@ivanbryan5348]

christians be like ""You had us on first half, not gonna lie"

[@agctony123]

Sugar water has actually cured cancer... Placebo effect, check at the spontanious remission database... Inform yourself

[@eduarddez4416]

@@agctony123 Many of us know what the placebo effect is , but I am not sure about the part when you said "cured cancer". The person no longer had cancer without doing chemoterapy ? Doctors use the placebo effect example when the person has a severe head ache but he/she has no real disease,they will convince him/her that they will give him a very strong medicine which will cure his head ache but instead it's just a sugar tablet . We had a neighbor who said that their cancer was cured because of some "miraculous plant" who was believing in all this homeopathic bs,saying that he never did and chemoterapy .He kept bragging about this on the internet etc. but died next month (I don't know the person but my parents do and told me about this).

[@WyattRodebaugh]

No no no, a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.

[@Xanitrit_Zeo]

The creator of Homeopathy created the rules that helped the patient more than the actual treatment itself.

[@Triattt]

The main reason homeopathy got a foothold in medicine. The guy who made up that water has memory and will cure you, also forced their patients to have a minimum hygiene, stop consuming tobacco, alcohol and hard to digest foods, etc... No wonder so many of his patients would have improvements. They were also pretty hydrated.

[@Puschit1]

And at the same time he had plenty of reasons/excuses if it didn't work. I mean, who is able to follow all of those rules? You can be pretty sure that, after a week, your patient will have broken at least one rule which means he can always say it didn't work because of this.

[@PoliticalMatter]

But Patient must be fool in the first place for it to work?

[@jujuman9431]

Stomach upsets , swellings in lymph nodes , etc . has been cured for me by homeopathy . So I guess the perfect solution is -- homeopathy for mild disorders and original medicines for more severe cases . I should protect my placebo at all costs

[@Triattt]

@@jujuman9431 Yeah, homeopathy cured my cold after only 1 week of treatment /s

[@TheFlush1980]

Many people simply don’t know what homeopathy actually is. Many people confuse it with natural medicine, they don’t have a clue about the watering down and memory principle. If they did, I doubt homeopathy would be this big.

[@oom-3262]

5:50 "Time is a tool you can put on the wall or wear it on your wrist The past is far behind us, the future doesn't exist"

[@StiffPvtParts]

Had to scroll down way too far for this.

[@andrewzywicki2745]

Scrub Scrub Scrub til' the water's BROWN!

[@mambodog5322]

I don't get it.

[@alexanderm5728]

Time is a ruler to measure the day. It doesn't go backwards, only one way. Watch it go round like a merry-go-round. Going so fast like a merry-go-round.

[@mambodog5322]

What's it from?

[@dascientist8443]

I try to limit how often I make homeopathy jokes, because it makes them stronger.

[@AbsoluteAbsurd]

XD

[@thestrikeforce8319]

most underrated joke in this section

[@JaneXemylixa]

This is almost not funny because it's true xD

[@hechno9080]

That was good

[@OtisAdonisChad]

Smart!

[@illuminatedodds-shininglig5028]

The ‘it was time’ reference literally had me in tears 😂💯

[@donnymcgahan1158]

I read a study once where placebos were given for allergies. The sugar pills seemed to work very well for a lot of people participating in the study.

[@dorothydeluxxe]

It's the placebo affect.

[@-c2784]

My parents had a good relation with a Homeopathy Doctor. I too liked him. Whenever I or my brother fell ill, my parents would take me to him. I think the reason behind it was their medicine had sweet sugar balls which could be swallowed easily instead of tablets.I am thankful that my parents atleast completed my vaccinations. Now my father doesn't trust Homeopathy anymore cuz they were not able to cure his disease for months. My father's condition worsen as the months passed and he got himself admitted to a Hospital. He is fine now.

[@recosr6612]

Your father was probably filled with toxins and other poisons and trash that the herbs were fighting against. Some of those instructions given by homeopathy type people are indeed ridiculous but some of them are necessary.

[@utentesenzavoglia1475]

fake

[@ankitsaikumar6866]

@@utentesenzavoglia1475 seems pretty convincing to me, I've had those sugar balls, I love them. Medicine from actual taste like expired strawberry syrup ,yucky, which probably means the medicine is legit and sugar balls taste too good to be true

[@ADuxk]

I prefer one thing more then the sugar balls, liquid paracetamol cuz it was in a taste that just appealed to me and holy hell did I love it

[@jaishkhan7442]

@@ADuxk Us lmao I have a weak lymphatic system cuz of drinking that shit too much

[@mikeshimek5343]

I would really like to see something like this on astrology. I have a few friends who swear by it. Once I saw a girl at a party crying in the corner, when I asked if she was ok she told me that she had to break up with her boyfriend earlier because they had "incompatible zodiac signs".

[@Helperbot-2000]

Oh damn that sounds aweful

[@donovancurtis9381]

People were stupid and and made assumptions. Humanity didn't know better. But now that we turned away from assumption, and turned towards logic and evidence, people are just ignorant and practically retarded.

[@__________________________4781]

Darwinism should be better at its job lol

[@staringgasmask]

@@__________________________4781 ethics have destroyed natural selection

[@jetison333]

@@staringgasmask false, ethics are a result of natural selection. look up the evolution of cooperation.

[@subinitamazumder1307]

As someone who has massive allergy to the some if the important allopathic meds, I have to take homeopathy. Idk if it's just placebo effect or not but using them made me functional while I was suffering with side effects while allopathic medicine. As long as I'm functional, I'll keep using it. Also, it's cheaper so it's for poor people who can't always afford allopathic medicine

[@sg39g]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@ryanpowell9003]

The Healthcare industry in the US alone is over $800 Billion. $12 Billion isn't even 2% of $800 Billion. To consider these two industries conporable or to say they hold a similar amount of power is a pretty crazy take.

[@mohinazkandolkar8713]

Another fact conveniently avoided.

[@joseftollar6213]

Kurzgesat is a better version of the infographics show.

[@sssupersssnake]

I feel that it's like iconographics for smart people

[@kamalkumar7133]

Infographic is bad copy of Kurzagesahagsgshblabalabalsgs in a nutshell

[@arshadulislamthander1564]

Agree.

[@kshitishsorte2918]

@@kamalkumar7133 lol

[@stevendiaz5754]

Implying the infographics show is good

[@KSIDDHESH]

Faith can move mountains , but sugar water can't cure cancer - Kurzgesagt

[@dr.manojkpatil405]

Do even know the meaning of cancer? People like you really chutiya

[@viniciusdonadio948]

@@dr.manojkpatil405 go fuck yourself

[@XqClovr]

Dr. Manoj K Patil literally shut up

[@dr.manojkpatil405]

@@viniciusdonadio948 & you go fuck with steriods & antibiotics

[@dr.manojkpatil405]

@@XqClovr You cant shut the facts

[@zcenzo]

I was raised with homeopathic remedies, and while I do now doubt their effect, I cannot ignore the fact that thanks to them I have healed serious injuries extremely fast and have even gotten over a scarlet fever with no antibiotics at all.

[@Aledjdjsk]

Science is king

[@m.a.packer5450]

Before I was diagnosed with diabetes, I followed my family's homeopathic beliefs to treat my ailments. Over time, my health got to the point where I almost died. Finally woke up and decided I needed to see one of those evil doctors. They treated me, put me on medications, performed surgeries, and I started getting better to the point I could wake up without feeling like I had been run over by a truck, and have energy to get me through the day

[@YFZriderdude15]

How did they diagnose you? I also feel like I've been run over by a truck every morning, but my doctor said my blood sugar level is not indicative of Type 2 diabetes. But I am no closer to finding out why I'm so sleepy, despite getting lots of sleep and dreaming every night. I have so little energy during the day that I almost always take a nap under the radar at work.

[@EllpaFox47]

@@YFZriderdude15 extreme tiredness is a sign of many different issues if you haven't already, you should probably get tested for various kinds of cancer

[@BanditRants]

As a video editor and content creator on this platform, whenever Kurzgesagt uploads it's simultaneously joy and agony. Joy for such great content, agony...knowing they've set the bar so high in quality.

[@penutbutterswiiiishh4125]

I feel you on that one man, and I don't even make videos.

[@tonyrawmen4966]

BanditRants saw ur comment on IHE's video and I subbed, love your vids bro

[@leafyisheresucks4842]

BanditRants I see your comments everywhere, but I must say you're pretty fucking good at making videos. Not as good as Kurzgesagt, but that's nothing to be ashamed of since no one is.

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

+PewdiePie7281 Obvious troll is obvious.

[@SoumOrg]

BanditRants I COMPLETELY FEEL YOU

[@bhavyasharma9839]

I took homeopathy for straight 1 and a half year for treating severe atopic dermatitis years ago and by the endmy skin was as it it but I developed asthma as well and when we asked the doc he said this is a mere side effect of the treatment. I was like wh- It’s been 7 years since then and I now realize that I had flare ups due to milk allergy. And now it’s better :d The only positive thing about homeopathy according to me is the sweet taste lol

[@RaviKumar-tx2wt]

I have been taking it since my childhood, It has always worked for me.

[@walkergarya]

Pharmacists who reccomend homeopathic remidies should be paid with envalopes that once held money.

[@angelapuzzle]

Oh

[@JohannRosario1]

BRILLIANT IDEA!!!

[@ducatista695]

Excellent comment. Then they should show them the place on the wall where their License used to be.

[@ivan4ikok]

What about situation when soma Karen demands from doctor any medicine recommendation like antibiotics to cure her son's flu? I know that homeopathy is placebo but it has some use scenarios.

[@JohannRosario1]

@@ivan4ikok - Homeopathy has ZERO MEDICAL EFFICACY. If you demand SNAKE-OIL go to a Medieval Carnival which doctor.

[@The482075]

I have been receiving homeopathic treatments at home. It's really simple. I grab a cup and fill it with water from a tap.

[@The482075]

I was making fun of homeopathy.

[@The482075]

In which case I'll grab one grain of sugar and dilute it in one litre of water.

[@november8039]

You know how to make tap? Hit me up fam I need the recipe

[@handlesarecringe957]

Cuzeg Spiked It could also be that the steam clears your sinuses slightly.

[@TheSethxy]

Yes, it's called fluoride treatment. It works wonders for the teeth... lol

[@asmaeelbalghiti7970]

i love your narrating voice so much

[@fighter0056]

Very informative video!

[@CKTDanny]

The idea of Placebo is fascinating.

[@jefftee7354]

Nocebo is even crazier to me.

[@Dottorpelli]

As a medical student, it is part of our training. It is indeed a real and actual part of treatment.

[@everestguo7772]

SDG Danny yeah. I mean it has no right to work whatsoever! :)

[@NathanScott]

Yeah, there are people with Parkinson's who can stop shaking (temporarily) through placebo effects. It's definitely a real effect, it's just caused by your brain instead of by anything external.

[@elliotto_095]

In a Nutshell screwed up big time on this one. They are presenting placebo as meaning the power of belief or something. This is a big misconception. That is not and has never been the purpose of a placebo win in a test. The placebo wing is there to account for biases and anomalous data. Placebo does not heal and there is no science indicating that it does. This is such a misunderstood part of science.

[@HisCarlnessI]

The second one, mostly. Selling people overpriced placebo, especially when a more effective real treatment isn't being sought as a result, is health endangering fraud.

[@minozen9699]

HisRoyalCarlness This comment is very correct!

[@Mystickrage]

Yea but it wouldnt be fraud if people learned it themselves

[@Hari-qi2cb]

I am

[@geoffdavids7647]

What if such a highly valued placebo helps people get better who would otherwise have gotten worse and died or stayed in great pain and suffering for the rest of their life?

[@Novusod]

A lot of people run to the doctor as soon as they get a cold or flu for which the doctor prescribes antibiotics which do nothing to cure the cold and in the long run may hurt you. Every time someone takes an antibiotic the less effective it will become later on and breeds super bugs. Giving the patient a placebo just to shut them up is a better option.

[@fearsomefoursome4]

While I agree with modern medicine not fulfilling the "human touch" aspect of care. Just spending time with a patient helps you better diagnose their problems. My personal experience with doctors has not only been a lack of "human touch" and being viewed a bag to pull money out of but also by being viewed as a bag of money I didn't received accurate care that actually solved my health problems. So that time also translates to quality of care.

[@RobBoss757]

Did you seriously throw in don't hug me I'm scared xD omg. Makes me love this channel even more

[@generalzeno6848]

I loved how hard Kurzgesagt was trying not to completely obliterate homeopathy.

[@thehermit8618]

They were thinking of their comment section. They clearly didn't want to leave it a scorched wasteland

[@thehermit8618]

@D the hell are you saying?

[@thehermit8618]

@D oh so you're one of _them_

[@thehermit8618]

@D i have nothing to elaborate on people who deny the effectiveness of medicine

[@thehermit8618]

@D they aren't perfect but neither they are the root of all evil

[@ryderyang5982]

0:37 look in the house window. Wow, just wow.

[@alyssacymbaluk8450]

Good catch! I totally missed that first watch

[@aliasif5393]

What is it?

[@danielkao4253]

@@aliasif5393 it's the "this is fine"dog

[@sassosasso505]

thsi is fine - bird

[@CalamityInAction]

0:40 is closer to the mark Also that’s lit

[@harsteu]

It works for a few simple reasons. 1. You get listened to by a doctor who listens to you and gives you a relaxed time. 2. You might just get better regardless. The thing is, alot of people just want someone to listen to them and tell them it's going to be ok

[@angel_withaflamethrower]

it's a placebo LOL

[@angel_withaflamethrower]

people who believe in this nonsense are delusional, trust modern science please not 18th century crap

[@knightmarkfred]

water memory is just an ad hoc idea to make up for there being usually no active ingredient left in the water after the "potentization"

[@alessandromillo9410]

If homeopathy was true I could pour one beer in a lake and throw one hell of a party

[@altrag]

No way.. that would be far too many molecules of alcohol per glass :P. What you need to do is take an eye dropper, put one drop on a surface, absorb 99% of it and let the rest fall into the lake. Then you can tell the dumbasses that you have homeopathic alcohol and you can drink all the actual beer yourself.

[@MrFreakHeavy]

Alessandro Millo how are you going to shake the lake?

[@spacesponge8732]

machinegun Earthquake.

[@Yahriel]

it almost means you could cure your hangover by drinking more.

[@sobrecillo]

Appreciate your try, but you got it wrong. According to the "alike cures alike" principle, one drop of beer on a lake should get every drunk awake and sober. But still, not diluted enough and you could not shake the dillution properly.

[@Paguo]

"How is your dog named?" "Homeopathy" "Can I pet him, does he bite?" "Yeah, he doesn't do anything"

[@vismedicatrixnature2595]

Paguo Every genius was really ignorant on certain other subjects. Skeptics of homeopathy prove this every day.

[@irlfella]

@@vismedicatrixnature2595 r/woosh

[@cup_o_pencils]

@@vismedicatrixnature2595 whoosh

[@antediluvianatheist5262]

@@vismedicatrixnature2595 And yet none of that has anything to do with A: homeopathy does not work. We've tested it. B: the mechanism by which it is claimed to work is anti science, and essentially 'magic.' and C: it does not work. We've tested it. Really, if it worked, drug companies would *OWN* it. Instead of making expensive drugs and selling them, they's just mix stuff with pure water and dilute, and sell that. Much cheaper.

[@PsychoDiesel48]

GENIUS!!!!

[@klondike7171]

its 2024 and im going to rewatch all of this channels videos again, i love Kurzgesagt!

[@kavinkumarr9629]

Faith can move mountains, but sugar water can’t cure cancer

[@toryslapper69]

30C dilution is actually how they make lacroix

[@thedoomslayer6271]

Oh Man Lacroix?

[@toryslapper69]

@@thedoomslayer6271 yeah lacroix

[@blockydogy1188]

lmaooo

[@youtubename8698]

Waaaa

[@HallieEva]

Lol

[@Matt-dt1td]

I stopped homeopathic medicine when I spent 5 miserable years naturally curing my severe eczema with no success ....... then got a prescription of steroid cream and it went away in 24 hours

[@subhampal3787]

For eczema Homeopathy, Allopathy nothing worked for me. Ayurveda cured me

[@sdscsharisro9213]

@@subhampal3787 Ayurveda is allopathy?? According to the guy who created the word allopathy, whatever that isn't homeopathy comes under allopathy

[@kiranjadhav1606]

@@sdscsharisro9213 Ayurveda is completely different from allopathy.

[@jimmylives]

@@sdscsharisro9213 Ayurveda is Eastern traditional medicine outside purview of allopathy and homeopathy

[@thedeterminedperson739]

Thanks homeopathy for treatment of my four years of fungal infection 😍.....otherwise I will not even alive Today...I m just blessed with homeopathy medicine ❤️....Thanks to doctor

[@spongeintheshoe]

The idea that homeopathy is actually doing something better than our current medical system is kind of depressing.

[@AGenericFool]

Ya know once in a blue moon I like to sort such comments by new and promptly use my faith in all internet users. It is what it is.

[@blakeavila4409]

You take a look outside of political correctness at the silent majority?

[@darkhayou]

I like how you were still able to bring up black holes in this topic.

[@erik-ic3tp]

And unknown huge numbers like 1 novemdecillion (10^60).

[@user-eg4zb8sp1w]

It's all just placebo effect. I remember a relative of mine having frequent BAD migraines after her first kid was born. She used to take homeopathic medicines. One time she asked me to bring her her "healing water" but I didn't know where it was and didn't want to ask her because she was usually PISSED af during her migraines. So I just brought her tap water without letting her know. She was fine ten minutes later.

[@blarg2429]

Could also have been dehydrated.

[@saptarshichatterjee36]

It wasn't probably the homeo "medicine". From personal experience homeo meds have a distinct taste, a little tangy

[@aalaptube]

I am sure her migraine that time was cured much faster than other times, after all tap water would have the memory of migraine med someone had taken some time in the past... Much diluted, much stronger.

[@bullymaguire632]

@@aalaptube I'm dying 😂😂💀💀

[@alastorgdl]

@@blarg2429 said "Could also have been dehydrated" Could also have been a large paracetamol leak into county reservoir All you scientism adepts are taught that everything can be explained with lense clouds, weather ballons and other childish hypothesis...at least until Navy said lense clouds were NOT lense clouds

[@happysoul90s]

I had a skin infection which was very bad and even the skin specialist could do nothing,it was bad for 9 months however it got cured within a month when i switched to homeopathy...it was way better and now its completely cured

[@julesdomes6064]

The sugar and water certainly had no effect. You need properly conducted clinical studies to document an effect, and homeopathy fails miserably.

[@bendover7841]

​@@julesdomes6064but if it works, it works. Life is short. People need a cure.

[@Antonio-qo6pe]

When I was younger I had some kinda of incurable sore throat and none of the medicines available at the time seems to work, the sickness would leave for a short period of time and then just come back again other day, when I started using homeopathic medicines it literally just disappeared, until today I had no clue that homeopathic wasn't a real medicine because it had work so beautifuly with me lol

[@butterfly-fy3wz]

It was can confirm The same happened to me on almost 5 occasions

[@butterfly-fy3wz]

The comments are majorly idiots who have never read up a word on the topic The problem with such cures is that they are very precises in my study of homeopathy there are several different medications that heal the same illness and you need almost perfect knowladge on the persons past medical history so professionals try trial and error to the closest guesses which is why its considered belief healing The possibility of it hitting the right on is quite low I myself had a ear infection that was so severe the doctor gave me medications that knocked me out cold for almost 40 hours And even after weeks of taking them I still had the infection recurring till I took homeopathy for 2 DAYS and it never returned I also had chronic hives for several months and nothing helped and this normally lasts 5 years and after 2 or 3 trial and error of homeopathy it again cured in 5 days

[@Kebabrulle4869]

"Faith can move mountains, but sugar water can't cure cancer" - Kurzgesagt 2k18

[@Kebabrulle4869]

Maybe. It's still an expression nonetheless.

[@MultiJeje12345]

Did you mean 12k18?

[@RShienh]

I think it would still be tough to move mountains even with thousands of tons of dynamite. You might need close to 10s million tons of dynamite to crack it.

[@NathanTAK]

12020: "BREAKING NEWS: Scientists discover cure to cancer, it's sugar water (as long as it doesn't have cancer mixed in with at 1 part per nonillion)"

[@burrito267]

2k18 means, "two thousand and eighteen" or 2018. its kind of an abbreviation

[@quagliumquagnarr3853]

That's why I take *Flintstones Gummies* the duct tape of biological remedies.

[@hannahahn4675]

Quaglium Quagnarr Hell yeah

[@rafaero5292]

Quaglium Quagnarr same

[@harangerish7588]

we all know the chewable tablets are the real medicine, don't listen to this idiot.

[@kevindensmore7507]

Ayyye, their gummy nature and incredible flavour has NOTHING to do with it.

[@Pfhorrest]

So Flintstone Gummies are what you take when some part of your body is moving but it shouldn't be? What do you take for when some part of your body isn't moving but should be? The WD-40 of biological remedies?

[@SabhyataSahu]

Mine turned out to be a sham that deteriorated my health

[@shrutigupta250]

My grandad had studied homeopathy, and practiced it just for close family. I don't know the science behind it but I have seen this sugar water cure extreme allergies which were going on for decades. From scalp infections to chronic urticaria, it could be placebo but as someone who had tried all medicines and given up hope and was forced by parents to try it, with absolutely 0 faith it in working out, it actually did help. I want to study it in the future too, just to understand the sheer logic behind how it works. It might not replace modern medicine and it's possible that you might need the appendectomy more than sugar pills, but personally, whenever modern medicine raised its hands in defeat, this alternate medicine has worked wonders.

[@shaquibalikhan6151]

yes , it gave me a new life .

[@manu1434u]

Yes it works wonders for some chronic diseases, the homeopathy doctor my father knows has Vitiligo, and it he self medicated and it took him 10 years of consistent use for his skin to return to normal. A friend of his who had the same issue tried homepathy for a couple months and then switched to allopathic medicine had it spread to all his body.

[@ZippyRagu]

Now that Futurama joke makes so much more sense. "I've got a degree in Homeopathy!" "You've got a degree in bologna."

[@DarthDawydh]

Fun fuct I literally got a degree in Bologna

[@ingamingpc1634]

@@DarthDawydh cool in what

[@Zomby_Woof]

@@ingamingpc1634 Bolognetics

[@ingamingpc1634]

@@Zomby_Woof cool

[@eggboi4517]

Robert Franz The genetics of bologna

[@haziee3108]

Step 1: open a homeopathy pharmacy Step 2: just sell water Step 3: ??? Step 4: Profit!

[@vivekbhange7150]

sucker

[@Skylancer727]

Hehehehe! The world will be mine soon.

[@vivekbhange7150]

WAY TO GO DOUGHBAG.

[@therobot1080]

How 2 become rich - anti-vaxxer ripoff edition

[@-funmemes-9759]

Lol

[@zebragrrl]

I don't speak German, but congrats on getting back to making videos in Deutsch! Your content is always amazing, and the more people who can benefit from it, the better! Every video doesn't have to be made purely for my language's demographic, so Prost! und herzlichen Glückwunsch! Möge die Reise leicht gehen!

[@MHC-dr.pradeep]

Vry nice... Bahut sundar

[@Khobotov]

Homeopathy is like throwing your car keys into a river, then walking 500km to the sea and taking a spoon of sea water to start your car.

[@RahulSsup]

Nooooooooooo. You gotta stir the water first, before taking a spoonful out. How else will water remember what was put in it?

[@safir2241]

That’s like A perfect analogy

[@jarovanduren5641]

Then you could start an antimatter based spaceship that could fit humany

[@lodsalins1008]

Thats right

[@bunbunnbunnybun]

@@safir2241 why is there a mandelbrot in the reply section??