Homeopathy does work

[Mojo]

Dead links are put intentionaly.

Do they in some way symbolise your patients?

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

Come to the point. Whar are your views on AVG application? How does it work on homeopathic dilutions?

 

[Mojo]

What have AVG applied for?

 

[PixyMisa]

Which makes me wonder, if I delete... Uh, dilute my virus checker, will that keep my computer even safer than before?

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

Do they in some way symbolise your patients?

it is dim now.

 

[Mojo]

It's still there though, isn't it? And there's no sign whatsoever that you can link to any "cured Cases".

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

cured cases will be available for reading after putting password. The work is in progess as it was intimated by NCH.

 

[Mojo]

Hey, Dr. Sheikh! Have you seen this? Dr. Sheikh will prove homoeopathy works or quit!

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

yes. thanks

I promise.

 

[Dr. MAS]

It's still there though, isn't it? And there's no sign whatsoever that you can link to any "cured Cases".

Visit www.curedcases.org

www.homeocases.org

 

[Dr. MAS]

So, how can homeopathy work if there aren't any atoms of remedy left in the solvent?

Dear Bronzedog, we have already crossed that limit. Homeopathic dilutions have molecules inside the potencies. Potencies work in the same manner as allopathic medicines work but difference is that it is without side and harmful effects.

There is no difference in allopathy and homeopathic working. except that one is suppressive treatment and other not. One act on the vital force and other not.

 

[steenkh]

Dear Bronzedog, we have already crossed that limit. Homeopathic dilutions have molecules inside the potencies.

Yes, they have molecules that are also present in the pure solvent, nothing else. So th pure solvent works just as well as the homoeopathic dilution.

Potencies work in the same manner as allopathic medicines work but difference is that it is without side and harmful effects.

You mean solvent work in the same manner as "allopathic" medicines? It is true that there are no side effects and harmful effects, but as has been established by a great many tests, there is also no effect.

There is no difference in allopathy and homeopathic working. except that one is suppressive treatment and other not. One act on the vital force and other not.

Yes, the one that acts on the vital force has no effect at all, and the other has a documented effect.

Or prove your point by pointing us to actual documentation that homoeopathy works, not just a list of cured cases where there is no documentation whatsoever that shows that these cures would not have happened without homoeopathic intervention.

 

[Nucular]

Visit www.curedcases.org

Visit www.youjustmakestuffuprandomly.org.

Almost as if you hope lurkers will believe you have all of these wonderful sites, but won't think to click on them and see.

Do you or any of the other Pakistani homeopaths have any connection with www.homeocases.org? I ask because you have to register to access 'cured cases', and with all the cookies and activex controls, I'm not sure I want to.

 

[Complexity]

There is no difference in allopathy and homeopathic working. except that one is suppressive treatment and other not. One act on the vital force and other not.

What "vital force"?

 

[steenkh]

We have to wait for at least a week before we get an answer to this

 

[Dr. A Sheikh]

Visit www.youjustmakestuffuprandomly.org.

Almost as if you hope lurkers will believe you have all of these wonderful sites, but won't think to click on them and see.

Do you or any of the other Pakistani homeopaths have any connection with www.homeocases.org? I ask because you have to register to access 'cured cases', and with all the cookies and activex controls, I'm not sure I want to.

don't be so afraid nucular. that is not pakistani site.

the nch administrator also not interested in your privacy.

 

[Complexity]

Yes matter is composed of atoms?

What is your point? I am here to anwer?

I find it suggestive that the question to which NSH is replying was addressed to "Dr." Sheikh.

Forget who you logged on as?