Homoeopathy Awareness Week - Homoeopathy works for me!

Homoeopathy Awareness Week - Homoeopathy works for me!

So today is the last day of Homoeopathy Awareness Week 2018. 

Think about this: If you dissolve a grain of sugar in a cup of water, is the sugar gone just because the water doesn't taste sweet????

People often say that Homoeopathy cannot work because the remedy is so highly diluted that nothing of the original substance is left in the homoeopathic medicine. Is that right? After the 12th dilution there seems to be no molecule of the original substance left anymore. This number is what we Homoeopaths call "Avogadro's number". 

But Homoeopathy is not about chemistry. There doesn't have to a molecule left in the homoeopathic medicine because Homoeopathy works with quantum physics. 

I must admit that this is quite difficult to understand, so I do appreciate that a lot of people have difficulties to understand how Homoeopathy works. It is not easy to understand and to get your head around that. Not everybody is as clever as Steven Hawking so let me try and explain this to you as easily as I can. 

It starts with the fact that water is a very special substance. It can not only defy gravity but can also be solid or liquid at 0℃. It can also copy and carry information from other substances like your computer does. That is what it does in Homoeopathy. This is called EPITAXIS. This is not to be confused with EPISTAXIS which is the medical word for a nosebleed. 

I'm quite sure you heard about the saying that the amount makes the poison. High quantities are poisonous, a medium amount is neutral and a small amount is beneficial. The smaller the amount, the more beneficial. That is how it happens in Homoeopathy. White Arsenic, a very poisonous substance which has caused the death of many people, is the very useful homoeopathic remedy, Arsenicum-album, for colds and diarrohea. 

You've got a telephone, or even a mobile, and a computer? How many people understand how that works? And yet people say Homoeopathy doesn't work???

Think about that: If you dissolve a grain of sugar in a cup of water, is the sugar gone just because the water doesn't taste sweet????