Chicken Drama- please help!

[Kiki]

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/51-facts-about-homeopathy/

I giggled pretty good at a few of these.
The comments are just as funny.

 

[Cyprus]

Too long, didn't read.
I saw a wall of maddened text, rolled my eyes and left.

 

[CarpCharacin]

For homeopathy to work, multiple laws of physics and chemistry would have to be wrong. Due to how much they are diluted, not one single molecule of the original substance would remain in the solution.

 

[CarpCharacin]

If homeopathy worked, it would violate the laws of thermodynamics. Have you ever had a hot beverage get colder over time when sitting at room temperature? If you answered yes, you have demonstrated the physical impossibility of homeopathy.

 

[Cyprus]

If homeopathy worked, it would violate the laws of thermodynamics. Have you ever had a hot beverage get colder over time when sitting at room temperature? If you answered yes, you have demonstrated the physical impossibility of homeopathy.

Okay, maybe I don't understand homeopathy correctly. I thought it was things like essential oils.

 

[CarpCharacin]

Okay, maybe I don't understand homeopathy correctly. I thought it was things like essential oils.

Nope. Homeopathy is the use of exiguous doses of natural substances that cause the symptoms that they're trying to treat. They are diluted so strongly that it would be physically and chemically impossible for the substances to have any physical effect.

 

[Cyprus]

Nope. Homeopathy is the use of exiguous doses of natural substances that cause the symptoms that they're trying to treat. They are diluted so strongly that it would be physically and chemically impossible for the substances to have any physical effect

Ohhhhhhh
Yeah, I don't like that.

 

[CarpCharacin]

Homeopathic solutions that are more dilute are supposed to have a stronger potency, but physics doesn't work like that.

 

[Cyprus]

Homeopathic solutions that are more dilute are supposed to have a stronger potency, but physics doesn't work like that.

I agree. I can't see how it would.

 

[CarpCharacin]

I agree. I can't see how it would.

It's called the placebo effect.