Royal Family abusing their power

kaz7 said:
There are hospitals devoted to homeopathy , it is not a sign of a crank
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Yes it is, there is no evidence whatsoever that it works, it's quackery.

If you think it does then it's probably a beneficial placebo, but Homeopathy of itself is premiium grade bollocks, and anyone who thinks otherwise is a crank, a quack or a mark.

does homeopathic medicine work - Google Search

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lloydie said:
Yes it is, there is no evidence whatsoever that it works, it's quackery.

If you think it does then it's probably a beneficial placebo, but Homeopathy of itself is premiium grade bollocks, and anyone who thinks otherwise is a crank, a quack or a mark.

does homeopathic medicine work - Google Search

www.google.com
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Shame they waste time having hospitals and gp practises using it them .. You must tell them all they are wrong
 
kaz7 said:
Shame they waste time having hospitals and gp practises using it them .. You must tell them all they are wrong
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Lots of people believe in bullshit and will pay for it is not a very convincing arguement.
It's not my duty to tell them, I am, however, perfectly entitled to state that it's a grift.
 
Wow, are there still people in the world who believe in homeopathy?

In that case, I've got some magic beans for sale if anyone's interested.

Incidentally, the fact that something happens in a hospital doesn't mean it has any convincing evidence. When I was doing physio for a broken ankle, in the early stages, they'd spend 10 minutes of every session doing an ultrasound on the area. While they were doing it, I thought, "this seems like bollocks to me" so I googled it on my phone. Turns out my suspicions were correct, and there's very little evidence that it works. But no doubt the people who first made the machines were keen to find as many uses for them as possible so they could sell more, and most people working in medicine, like everyone else, don't have the time, inclination or access to read endless academic research about the effectiveness of every aspect of their job.
 
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lloydie said:
It should stop. Perhaps they're using it for a placebo effect.
Would be interested to know which one, so people can avoid it.
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I googled it the other day. Think it’s in Glasgow.

I‘m not an advocate of homeopathy. Taking 3 chalk tablets a day isn’t likely to cure anything I may have.
 
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