>>>>>I have my reservations about homoeopathy. How does it fare in combating, say, Ebola Virus?
>>>>
>>>>Terry.
>>>>
>>>>Search for something that make you bleed out of your skin
>>>>
>>>>Take a drop of into the whole ocean
>>>>
>>>>Daily five drops of this will cure
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Homeopathic diet instrudtion
>>>>(May fathers favourite)
>>>>
>>>>-take an old skinny chicken
>>>>-hang it in the window, so that its shadow falls onto a pot of boiling water.
>>>>-boil for five hours
>>>>-dilute the exctract to c6
>>>>-take three drops every second day
>>>>-do not eat anything else
>>>>
>>>>Agnes
>>>
>>>ROTFLMAO!
>>>
>>>Very "dry"
>>>
>>>Something that makes me bleed out of my skin? Let me think now ... People who say "at the end of the day" in every other sentence!
>>>
>>>I think I heard once that the dilution of hom. remedies is less than can be achieved even in all the oceans?
>>
>>http://www.trusthomeopathy.org/research/how_homeopathy_might_work.html
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>I've long been aware of the theory etc. I have a very good friend who's a homoeopath. My kids have been treated by it and we have the odd bottle of nux vomica knocking around. :-) Arnica's always worked (if only as a powerful placebo), strangely not only to prevent/reduce bruising, but seemingly as an analgaesic.
>
>Still, if I had galloping payaki with red and blue bumbledinks, and was days from death, I think I'd throw my hand in with the medical profession.

I'm of the view "Use whatever works and does the least damage in the process." I tend to try the homeopath method first and if it doesn't work, go with conventional medicine. That's been the case since the mid 70s. Homeopath is pretty common here.

After years, you learn which illnesses or infections to go straight for the conventional modern medicine and which ones can be treated using homeopathic remedies.