Homeopathy - If it works on animals & plants, then it can't be placebo!

[Winston]

Check out this BBC documentary about Homeopathy. If it works on animals and plants too, as this researcher found, then it can't be a placebo like skeptics claim.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SMegB9-QUk

[Winston]

Anyone ever try homeopathy? Did it work? I've heard so much about it on both sides.

My friend said that epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) cleans out a lot in your body, but so does regular salt if you drink it with warm water.

I think he gave epsom salt to me once when I had a fever and I felt better almost immediately afterward, even though the taste was nasty.

[momopi]

Anyone ever try homeopathy? Did it work? I've heard so much about it on both sides.

My friend said that epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) cleans out a lot in your body, but so does regular salt if you drink it with warm water.

I think he gave epsom salt to me once when I had a fever and I felt better almost immediately afterward, even though the taste was nasty.

There's a "Henry's Farmer's Market" local to me that sells organic stuff and homeopathic cures. I went there and bumped into a seminar on the homeopathic "natural medicine" and bought a small spray bottle for headache relief, made by a company called King Bio. The ingredient list is quite long and the stuff doesn't work that well.

That concludes my experience with homeopathy medicine, hehehe.

[Aron]

The link doesn't work anymore. Also don't expect scientists to use logic surrounding this sort of issue. They'll stick with an excuse then look up another one if it gets debunked. Anything with a trace of a chance of not fitting their debunked materialist paradigm is pushed out of the mind with NLP instantly. Which you already know but it's worth being said anyways. However it's a good point to use if you're trying to convince the non-scientist whose job doesn't depend on continuing to deny any proven fact surrounding alternative medicine.

[Winston]

Anyone ever try homeopathy? Did it work? I've heard so much about it on both sides.

My friend said that epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) cleans out a lot in your body, but so does regular salt if you drink it with warm water.

I think he gave epsom salt to me once when I had a fever and I felt better almost immediately afterward, even though the taste was nasty.

There's a "Henry's Farmer's Market" local to me that sells organic stuff and homeopathic cures. I went there and bumped into a seminar on the homeopathic "natural medicine" and bought a small spray bottle for headache relief, made by a company called King Bio. The ingredient list is quite long and the stuff doesn't work that well.

That concludes my experience with homeopathy medicine, hehehe.

Yeah but @momopi. Keep in mind that naturopathic medicine doesn't work as well with atheists and materialists as it does with spiritual people or higher consciousness/higher vibrational people who are more attuned to Mother Earth and nature. They are on a different frequency. But if you were a spiritual type it would resonate with your body and soul much better and be much more effective. That's what I've noticed. Same with Indian Ayurvedic medicine and Homeopathic remedies. Regardless, a ton of people claim it works better than allopathic medicine. It's also much cheaper and has no side effects and works naturally with your body and soul.

[Winston]

Wow check out this documentary about Homeopathy and how it was developed in Germany 200 years ago, where it is still popular today, and in India and with the spiritual community in America too. It's very inspiring and informative and will change the way you look at medicine.



If any of you are interested in trying out Homeopathy, you can look for a Homeopathic doctor in your local area, or try some Homeopathic products from Amazon or Ebay. They are inexpensive.

The best brand I heard is from Germany called Dr. Reckeweg. Here is the remedy list below.

https://www.unitedremedies.com/pages/dr ... ence-guide

https://www.reckeweg.de/en

https://adelindia.com/

A lot of people say homeopathic medicine works very well and better than allopathic medicine and is safer and more natural with no side effects. It works by healing your soul and the root cause first, before healing your body. It's much better for chronic diseases because it heals the root causes, not just the symptoms like allopathic medicine does.

[Winston]

Fascinating documentary about how water has memory and how science has proven it but the establishment continues to ignore it because it's controlled by big pharma and it's petrochemical drugs that it profits from. This documentary features Luc Montagnier, the famous Nobel Laureate who discovered the HIV virus in the 80s. What he discovered about water having memory definitely validates and supports HOMEOPATHY of course. Full documentary below.



Another mind blowing documentary about the properties of water and how it is mysterious and is proven to have MEMORY too, which supports the concept behind homeopathic medicine.

[Winston]

Btw what do you think of homeopathy? Will it help Asperger's? I ordered some from ebay. Apparently they are made in Germany because homeopathy was discovered in Germany 200 years ago according to history. So it must still be popular there. It does seem to work and a lot of people say it does.

I think it works by diluting a natural medicine or herb over and over again. By diluting it multiple times it becomes quantum medicine and changes your spirit body and DNA. Is that how it works?

My friend before John Benneth actually used homeopathy to apply for the James Randi million dollar psychic challenge. He had a protocol where he could use homeopathic water to make plants grow bigger and healthier than regular water. If homeopathy were placebo then it wouldn't work on plants and animals of course. That's what skeptics don't get.

At first James Randi agreed to the test. But then he backed out. Probably because Benneth would have won and Randi didn't want to pay out the million dollars as it was his publicity stunt. Benneth went on a rant about it online and Bruce Kettler published the email exchanges between Benneth and Randi at his psi counsel website. This was back in 2000.

[Winston]

Some reputable European homeopathic pharmacy websites if any of you are interested in homeopathic remedies.

https://www.helios.co.uk/

https://remedia-homeopathy.com/shop/

A site that helps you find a homeopathic doctor in your area that can evaluate you and create a personalized homeopathic remedies treatment plan for you. I'm not sure if they can treat you online though.

https://www.findahomeopath.org/