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    A form of medicine practiced since its conception in the early 18th century.
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    In a nutshell it is based on effecting the organism through an infentismal amount of medicine. A homeopathic preparation can be dilluted down to a point where the original material - be it a derivative of a plant, animal, metal etc.. - no longer can be physically traced. All that is left is its imprint on the water it was dilluted in. The dillutions range from 1:10 to 1:1,000,000 (medicine:water). This form of medicine is a contravertial topic due to it using a 'vitalist' (vital/subtle energy) model in comparison to [allopathic] medicine's approach which builds on [[Wikipedia:Germ_Theory]] (a materialist approach).

    Read more in-depth about [[Wikipedia:Homeopathy|Homeopathy]] at [[Wikipedia]].

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    A form of medicine practiced since its conception in the early 18th century.

    In a nutshell it is based on effecting the organism through an infentismal amount of medicine. A homeopathic preparation can be dilluted down to a point where the original material - be it a derivative of a plant, animal, metal etc.. - no longer can be physically traced. All that is left is its imprint on the water it was dilluted in. The dillutions range from 1:10 to 1:1,000,000 (medicine:water). This form of medicine is a contravertial topic due to it using a 'vitalist' (vital/subtle energy) model in comparison to [allopathic] medicine's approach which builds on Wikipedia:Germ_Theory (a materialist approach).

    Read more in-depth about Homeopathy at Wikipedia.

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