Typical homoeopath. Knows how to do the apparently impossible, but won't tell us. Not even for a million dollars, it seems.Homeopath Syed said:It has been sometime that I read all the useless discussions among you people regarding homeopathy. Initially it looked intelligent as a specific test was asked....
"How can we differ between two homeopathic preparations..." Ofcourse I know answer...! but no use telling you..!
If you're asking, could I personally tell, I would need a bit of notice of that question. However, if you're saying, is it possible, of course it is!!! If you gave a vaccine manufacturer the bottles, absolutely definitely it would be possible to tell. Exactly which tests you had to use would depend on the particular vaccines. If you offered all the scientists in the world a million dollars if they were able to tell them apart, you'd be kissing goodbye to your money in a very short time indeed.Homeopath Syed said:You cant tell the difference between any two vaccinies if prepared in identical career. Can you ?
Just a little (though we call it "adrenaline" around here). An entire chapter of my PhD thesis was devoted to studying its effects on horses, including detailed explanation of its effects at a cellular and molecular level.Homeopath Syed said:Know something about "Epinephrine" ? or not.
Maybe something. Possibly. And your point is?Homeopath Syed said:Know somthing about the "Sensitivity of Biological Assay of human beings" ?
Perhaps. I certainly won't be going away.Homeopath Syed said:We will talk later......
Initially it looked intelligent as a specific test was asked....
"How can we differ between two homeopathic preparations..."
Be fair, Geni, I did also ask about telling two different homoeopathic preparations apart. Let's face it, being able to tell the difference between 30C arnica and 30C belladonna (just to take random examples) would be if anything even more impressive than distinguishing the remedy from the stock solvent/sugar pills. I may be going out on a limb here, but I reckon if Syed told the JREF that he could do that, they'd allow it for the prize.geni said:No the question was if you could tell the difference between a high potency homeopathic remedy and the stock solvent.
Rolfe has the right academic background, and so do others. I'm afraid that if you continue with your evasions and excuses, it is she who will end up teaching you. Or has she already have?Dr. MAS said:I again request you if any body is interested in understanding the scientific method, he or she should come and reveal his/her academic background so that I could teach him according to his/her educational status. I do not find anything wrong in this condition.
Hmm, unexpected.Homeopath Syed said:Rolfe
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No the question was if you could tell the difference between a high potency homeopathic remedy and the stock solvent.
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No...because the lab test that can detect the solute after 6 digits past decimal does not exist.....You cant do it either my friend.
Homeopath Syed said:
No...because the lab test that can detect the solute after 6 digits past decimal does not exist.....You cant do it either my friend.
I was just explaining to Kumar in the other thread about hormone assays that can detect stuff at the femtomolar level. That is 10<SUP> -2</SUP> molar. (Sorry, don't do gravimetric much around here.)new drkitten said:(Rolfe, would you like to tell her about distillation, or shall I?)
Tests that can detect the solute after six digits past decimal are routine, Syed. Just as an example, the state of California allows percholorate contamination in water of 4 "parts per billion," and fines municipalities that can't make that standard. The US EPA permits endrin contamination at 200 "parts per trillion," and can detect violations at that level. The state of Hawai'i allows DBCP (1,2-dibromo-3-chloropropane) at 40 parts per trillion, and dioxin (which is of course one of the more highly regulated, and therefore searched for, chemicals) can be routinely detected at levels of less than two parts per trillion.
Homeopath Syed said:STUPID CHALLENGE
No...because the lab test that can detect the solute after 6 digits past decimal does not exist.....You cant do it either my friend.
Homeopath Syed said:Beautiful..
Check it out again ...there is no lab that can claim to identify a solute upon past 6th digit after decimal.
I still need answer to my remaining two questions....
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However, such solutions do exist where the dilution is o.ooooo1% or even more lean.
Do you disagree?
But the Biological Assay responds to even higher dilutions...! as in vaccines and harmones!
Do you disagree?
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Well, exactly. And anyway, just where did anyone say that biological assays, either in vitro or in vivo were excluded from use in the Challenge?geni said:What youi have typed above makes no sense.
Homeopath Syed said:You say we can use a human being for the test ???
Homeopath Syed said:You just made it far easier for me ...
Lay down the rules...
Where do you get such silly ideas? My job title is "Director of Science and Laboratories". What I do for a living is detect stuff way beyond that sort of concentration every day.Homeopath Syed said:Check it out again ...there is no lab that can claim to identify a solute upon past 6th digit after decimal.
Well like I just said, I analyse such solutions accurately every day, routinely. So you're not saying anything at all exciting there.Homeopath Syed said:However, such solutions do exist where the dilution is o.ooooo1% or even more lean.
Do you disagree?
Funny you should mention that, because I guess I use what might be described as biological assays. Not animals though, just biological molecules (antibodies) that can detect tiny amounts of substance to great accuracy. In a test-tube.Homeopath Syed said:But the Biological Assay responds to even higher dilutions...! as in vaccines and harmones!
Do you disagree?
Ah, good enough reagent. Did I mention antibodies? Specific antibodies? Know anything about ELISA? Radioimmunoassay? Chemiluminescence? And these are very standard tests used in every hospital all over the world. Yes, including India and Pakistan. In fact, some are so simple they are even produced as little kits for doctors' surgeries. Crikey, if we're talking about such honking great concentrations as 0.00001 molar (10 micromolar), I think the home pregnancy kits probably fall into that category.Homeopath Syed said:Different chemicals have different level of strenght for the detection ... you need reactive agents ... If there is not a good reactive agent for a particular chemical... you cant detect it even at 5 th past decimal...
Pure nonsense.Homeopath Syed said:The last is the electromagnetic variations...that too are yet not fine tuned to the level beyond 6 digits after decimal.
Ah, you intend to rely on quantum theory? Well, that was quick. I believe we've been there before too and can produce some credible experts to debate with you.Homeopath Syed said:No use going further if you are not qualified to give proper answer becasue we would be soon in quantum mechanincs