The latest (2011) Health Technology Assessment Report by the Swiss Government has not only concluded that Homeopathy is not only an effective form of medicine, but cost-effective as well.
It is indeed Medicine for the 21st Century. People have had enough of iatrogenic disease from toxic drugs that patently cannot cure anything.
The Shang study in 2005 has been debunked as a violation of basic science principles. In fact, the Swiss HTA indicates that Shang violated the terms of his original study funding altogether, and confirms he violated basic principles in refusing to state exactly which studies of Homeopathic treatment he chose! No bias here huh?!
Health technology is not science, by the way, however there are a lot of medically unsophisticated armchair critics who waste people's time with their idiotic rants about Homeopathy.
There is no such thing as "scientific illiteracy". You are either capable of reading or not, hence literate or illiterate. Get a dictionary and read it.
The real scammers are those who post anti-Homeopathy nonsense on blogs and forums claiming to have some sort of scientific authority which they do not.
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The latest (2011) Health Technology Assessment Report by the Swiss Government has not only concluded that Homeopathy is not only an effective form of medicine, but cost-effective as well.
January 19, 2012 - 5:34pmIt is indeed Medicine for the 21st Century. People have had enough of iatrogenic disease from toxic drugs that patently cannot cure anything.
The Shang study in 2005 has been debunked as a violation of basic science principles. In fact, the Swiss HTA indicates that Shang violated the terms of his original study funding altogether, and confirms he violated basic principles in refusing to state exactly which studies of Homeopathic treatment he chose! No bias here huh?!
Health technology is not science, by the way, however there are a lot of medically unsophisticated armchair critics who waste people's time with their idiotic rants about Homeopathy.
There is no such thing as "scientific illiteracy". You are either capable of reading or not, hence literate or illiterate. Get a dictionary and read it.
The real scammers are those who post anti-Homeopathy nonsense on blogs and forums claiming to have some sort of scientific authority which they do not.
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