Nanoparticle Theory in Homeopathy: Nonsense Unlimited
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Alternative & Holistic Health, Homeopathy
| Author: | Chandran K C | ISBN: | 9780463961124 |
| Publisher: | Chandran K C | Publication: | June 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chandran K C |
| ISBN: | 9780463961124 |
| Publisher: | Chandran K C |
| Publication: | June 15, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
In order to prove homeopathy is scientific, we have to prove what are the 'active principles' of potentized drugs. If anybody 'detected' nanoparticles, they have to PROVE those nanoparticles are the active principles. That could be done by filtering out and removing the nanoparticles from homeopathic drugs, and experimentally proving that the remaining liquid 'devoid' of nanoparticles are therapeutically ineffective. Further more, they have to prove that these nanoparticles are present not only in "upper layers", but in each and every minute fraction of our drugs, as we use not only the "upper layers", but even the last drop as medicines.
You will have to explain why 'nanoparticles of metallic elements' are present not only in potentized drugs but in even plain water and alcohol. You have to explain why ALL homeopathic drugs contain 'nanoparticles of metallic elements', and you will also have to prove that those nanoparticles actually come from 'original drug substances', and not from contamination.
If you believe these nanoparticles are the the active principles of potentized drugs, you have to explain the BIOLOGICAL MECHANISM by which these 'nanoparticles act upon our body and produce therapeutic effect. Any explanation we provide should be fitting to the existing methods and paradigms of modern scientific knowledge system.
When 'scientific' research is conducted and interpreted with gross disregard for the basics of scientific method, people will reach irrational and absurd conclusions. We have many such funny instances in the history of science. That is what actually happened in the case of 'nanoparticle research in homeopathy'.
In order to prove homeopathy is scientific, we have to prove what are the 'active principles' of potentized drugs. If anybody 'detected' nanoparticles, they have to PROVE those nanoparticles are the active principles. That could be done by filtering out and removing the nanoparticles from homeopathic drugs, and experimentally proving that the remaining liquid 'devoid' of nanoparticles are therapeutically ineffective. Further more, they have to prove that these nanoparticles are present not only in "upper layers", but in each and every minute fraction of our drugs, as we use not only the "upper layers", but even the last drop as medicines.
You will have to explain why 'nanoparticles of metallic elements' are present not only in potentized drugs but in even plain water and alcohol. You have to explain why ALL homeopathic drugs contain 'nanoparticles of metallic elements', and you will also have to prove that those nanoparticles actually come from 'original drug substances', and not from contamination.
If you believe these nanoparticles are the the active principles of potentized drugs, you have to explain the BIOLOGICAL MECHANISM by which these 'nanoparticles act upon our body and produce therapeutic effect. Any explanation we provide should be fitting to the existing methods and paradigms of modern scientific knowledge system.
When 'scientific' research is conducted and interpreted with gross disregard for the basics of scientific method, people will reach irrational and absurd conclusions. We have many such funny instances in the history of science. That is what actually happened in the case of 'nanoparticle research in homeopathy'.
