imported>Kunda No edit summary |
imported>mutante mNo edit summary |
||
Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
Now, because it doesn't fit into someones [[Modeltheism|modeltheistic view]], thats another thing. They could say that i am super malleable and suggestable to placebo. Yet, they aren't in my nervous system, they cant know for sure. -[[User:Kunda|Kunda]] 19:15, 13 Sep 2005 (CEST) |
Now, because it doesn't fit into someones [[Modeltheism|modeltheistic view]], thats another thing. They could say that i am super malleable and suggestable to placebo. Yet, they aren't in my nervous system, they cant know for sure. -[[User:Kunda|Kunda]] 19:15, 13 Sep 2005 (CEST) |
||
Maybe Homeopathy could also be explained by that [[Morphogenetic fields]] theory by [[Rupert Sheldrake]] ? [[User:mutante|mutante]] 20:30, 13 Sep 2005 (CEST) |
Revision as of 18:30, 13 September 2005
The Lancet just published a study claiming that homeopathy doesn't work beyond a placebo-effect. (The Lancet, Vol. 366, 27. Aug. 2005) Anyone with medical knowlegde here who can evaluate this study?
Reply to above
Children and Animals aren't effected by the concept of a Placebo. It would be interesting to see if there is any studies proving homeopathy this way. IMO, the best proof is direct experience though. I grew up using homeopathy (there were times i did have to use conventional medicine, but only a handful of times). In my experience, homeopathy worked.
Now, because it doesn't fit into someones modeltheistic view, thats another thing. They could say that i am super malleable and suggestable to placebo. Yet, they aren't in my nervous system, they cant know for sure. -Kunda 19:15, 13 Sep 2005 (CEST)
Maybe Homeopathy could also be explained by that Morphogenetic fields theory by Rupert Sheldrake ? mutante 20:30, 13 Sep 2005 (CEST)