What is the science behind homeopathy?
>Inb4 hurr duuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooo no science at all
What is the science behind homeopathy?
>Inb4 hurr duuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrroooo no science at all
regression toward the mean
>What is the science behind homeopathy?
The placebo effect
placebo effect is not real
You better rush your result disproving it to the FDA because it's one of the key features that is tested in clinical pharmacology to know if a drug works.
brainlet physicians just don't understand statistical phenomena. so they give things they don't understand magical explanations like "the persons thoughts must have caused it to happen!"
No science at all. Its bollocks m8.
Do you know how you build resistance to poisons?
en.wikipedia.org
This it's the principle behind homeopathic resistance.
The more you dilute a poison, the healthier it gets.
By drinking a glass of water and seven molecules of poison?
Exactly, you generate natural resistance if you are exposed to low dosis, this it's a valid method to produce poison resistance.
The problem it's that they don't differentiate between what it's possible to generate resistance through this method and what not, they don't always separate water soluble compounds and the ones that require fat cells.
This it's one of the issues caused by the methodology, but well made it has effect it describes, it's same principle behind vaccines.
The problem with homeopathy, it's orthodox homeopathy.
wtf
Mithridatism only works if those low dosis reach the minimum level able to activate tissue receptors;
if the amounts are not high enough but they are solved, they can act like healers without getting resistances nor poison effects.
>Dissolve some PbCO3 and drink it
>increase concentration each time
>you are now immune
Medicine
Divided by
Water
=
Profit.
No sci OP that's why
YOU ARE STUPID AND A FAGGOT AND WHAT YOU SAYS HAS NO SENSE AT ALL FUCKING FAGGOT
are we getting raided
the phenomenon what you often hear called placebo effect is really just regression to the mean
Not how the body works. Most poisons are just cytotoxic and you can't become resistant. If it's a pathogen then if given in small amounts they would reproduce a sizeable amount before the body detects it anyway.
Economics.
Article has a lot wrong: for one not all studies just use placebo as a base line - many have "no intervention" groups and consistently show placebo achieving more than that.
Also the main case they report is one of osteoarthritis and they claim the result is down to a natural improvement of disease. Im sure i don't need to say why this is a stupid thing to claim with regards to OA.
epidemiologist here
> statistician takes over-simplistic view of medicine, claims to understand it
usually this is the other way around.
Simplistic example of why you're wrong: take patient with resting heartrate, tell them you've given them adrenaline, observe increased heartrate.
So a page of conjecture disproves decades of clinically established evidence? I don't think so pal