"....is it ethical to sell someone a placebo (your term but, in fact, not accurate as you apply it to h'pathy) for a self-limiting illness....". Why do you think your pharmacy sells meds for coughs, colds, sore throats, flu, gas, stomach upset, diarrhea, etc. etc.? Because people want and should have relieve from illness whether it's self-limiting or not. Unfortunately in the case of conventional meds they often create negative side effects for the people who use them. They even create serious negative effects. That's why conventional children's cough and cold meds have been taken off the market in the US. H'pathy works naturally by stimulating the immune system to heal the body itself. It does not rely on gross amounts of substance. It is those gross amounts of substance which make ConMed dangerous to use. In this quantum physics world, what matters is mind, energy and field, not composition.
Despite what you want other readers to believe, homeopathy does not act only by placebo. That has been proven in studies as well as in clinical use. No system of medicine would survive 200 years of use if it were not effective. H'pathy has not only survived but has and is growing in use . For examples of studies showing it works beyond placebo, see this one which concludes: "Placebo effects in classical homeopathy did not appear to be larger than placebo effects in conventional medicine."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20129180
And this one which concludes: "Homeopathic potencies show effects distinct from those of placebo."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2876326
You are obviously terribly confused about medicine, what constitutes a placebo and the reasons for treating self-limiting illnesses. Homeopathy has been proven in documented, clinical use spanning 200 years and in studies (RCT's and observational) to be extremely effective in treating....and often curing.....both self-limiting and chronic diseases. Other readers here with an interest in what h'pathy can do for them will be interested in the case records brought up by googling "homeopathy cured cases" and:
www.vithoulkas.com/en/homeopathy/cured-cases-examples.html
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/cure-of-brain-tumor-casestudy-1
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/cure-of-brain-tumor-casestudy-2
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/case-studies (cures of other cancers)
"Quoting Dana Ullman (who does know what he's talking about).....are not constructive."
You bet it's not constructive ------- not from your point of view! Disinformationalists never want the truth about the people (or agendas) behind disinformation campaigns to come out into the open any more than politicians want the truth about where their campaign money comes from to be brought out into the open.
Those of us who know h'pathy know what it can do for millions upon millions of suffering people (and animals and plants and crops and by extension the planet). Everyone should know who is attempting to influence them away from h'pathy and why.
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"....is it ethical to sell someone a placebo (your term but, in fact, not accurate as you apply it to h'pathy) for a self-limiting illness....". Why do you think your pharmacy sells meds for coughs, colds, sore throats, flu, gas, stomach upset, diarrhea, etc. etc.? Because people want and should have relieve from illness whether it's self-limiting or not. Unfortunately in the case of conventional meds they often create negative side effects for the people who use them. They even create serious negative effects. That's why conventional children's cough and cold meds have been taken off the market in the US. H'pathy works naturally by stimulating the immune system to heal the body itself. It does not rely on gross amounts of substance. It is those gross amounts of substance which make ConMed dangerous to use. In this quantum physics world, what matters is mind, energy and field, not composition.
Despite what you want other readers to believe, homeopathy does not act only by placebo. That has been proven in studies as well as in clinical use. No system of medicine would survive 200 years of use if it were not effective. H'pathy has not only survived but has and is growing in use . For examples of studies showing it works beyond placebo, see this one which concludes: "Placebo effects in classical homeopathy did not appear to be larger than placebo effects in conventional medicine."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20129180
And this one which concludes: "Homeopathic potencies show effects distinct from those of placebo."
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2876326
You are obviously terribly confused about medicine, what constitutes a placebo and the reasons for treating self-limiting illnesses. Homeopathy has been proven in documented, clinical use spanning 200 years and in studies (RCT's and observational) to be extremely effective in treating....and often curing.....both self-limiting and chronic diseases. Other readers here with an interest in what h'pathy can do for them will be interested in the case records brought up by googling "homeopathy cured cases" and:
www.vithoulkas.com/en/homeopathy/cured-cases-examples.html
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/cure-of-brain-tumor-casestudy-1
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/cure-of-brain-tumor-casestudy-2
www.pbhrfindia.org/index.php/case-studies (cures of other cancers)
"Quoting Dana Ullman (who does know what he's talking about).....are not constructive."
You bet it's not constructive ------- not from your point of view! Disinformationalists never want the truth about the people (or agendas) behind disinformation campaigns to come out into the open any more than politicians want the truth about where their campaign money comes from to be brought out into the open.
Those of us who know h'pathy know what it can do for millions upon millions of suffering people (and animals and plants and crops and by extension the planet). Everyone should know who is attempting to influence them away from h'pathy and why.
Bless or cheers.......take your pick!
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