Mojo said:The whole point about evidence-based medicine is that it is not "absolute." The decision whether to use a medicine depends upon the evidence available at the time. If you were to wait for absolute proof that something is completely safe before using it, you would never be able to use anything at all, as there would always be the possibility that evidence of adverse effects could be found tomorrow.
You are the one who keeps bringing the word "absolute" into things. Scientists are not so arrogant as to assume that their knowlege is flawless. A current theory can always be overturned if evidence contradicting it comes to light. If you knew anything at all about science you would know this. It's how science works!
Anyone who claims that their knowlege is "absolute" is betraying an intention to ignore any future evidence. Perhaps this has something to do with the fact that homeopathy hasn't changed significantly since Hahnemann's time.
Yes, your experiments should continue. Why you got irritated so much with word "absolute" which means free from imperfection? Is it bad or good if you don't need additions, modifications, banning, restricting etc. if practical. In my opinion h.remedies should be pruned substancially to make it really practical for the maximum capacity of humal brain--as mostly done by Dr.Sch.