i think they work better than regular medicine.

I use homeopathic medications, and also refer patients to a homeopath physician. For several reasons, they don't have much side effects, they don't harm the liver or kidneys like most prescription drugs, and usually cheaper than prescription drugs.

However, I don't always use homeopathic medications. I use what is in the best interest of my patient. Starting from conservative to more invasive methods. Basically, you don't use a shotgun to kill a mosquito.

homeopathic medicine is basically a modern medicine. for example....take an aspirin dilute it in water....dilute again and again...only the process of diluting is a lot more technical than that. same process with any homeopathic medicine.....you will see numbers on the bottle...like 4x ...that means how many times it has been diluted
the basic principle is that by diluting you get rid of all the extra stuff and you are left with the energy from the drug and nothing more.
i use them....some work some do not.

You need both. Homeopathy in most cases avoids the sometimes dreadful side effects that you sometimes or often get with conventional medicine but conventional medicine in most cases works much faster than homeopathy so each has its pluses and minuses.

Homeopathic drugs????? It's only tap water with a heaping dose dose of placebo. It's a joke that would be laughable if it weren't for all the charlatans who sell it and the naive,gullible, ignorant and/or desperate who buy (into) it.

Homeopathic drugs are exactly identical to plain water. It's amusing to see homeopathic enthusiasts try to explain that away.

Homeopathy is not an effective alternative to real medicine. Of all the "alternates" to modern medicine put forward by faithful believers, homeopathy makes the least sense. (I guess Reiki might be a competitor). Homeopathy has failed every test of efficacy. Said one observer of the testing (I paraphrase):
"The weaker the evidence, the stronger the belief."

In short, Homeopathy is for gullible fools.

Information for the can be found at the following websites. See especially the paper: "Homeopathy — The Ultimate Fake".

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Freetochoose is at it again — inserting the same lame crackpot webpage critical of Quackwatch.
Quackwatch is thoroughly reputable and has won many awards for excellence in consumer education. Cranks have been trying for many years to discredit the website and Dr Barrett through character assassination, outright lies, and attempts at intimidation. They have failed. This is the reason quacks and crackpots hate Quackwatch. Details of Dr. Barrett's detailed response to the lies eagerly repeated by Freetochoose can be found below.

Excerpts:
"Bolen's comments about legal matters were related to suits that the National Council Against Health Fraud (NCAHF) filed in California against individuals and companies that we believe were falsely advertising. NCAHF sued about 40 defendants, and I have also been involved as a consultant or expert witness in similar cases filed by other parties. Overall, at least ten were settled with agreements under which the defendants promised to stop making the false claims to which we objected. A few cases were dropped for technical reasons, such as our discovery that the defendant was not doing enough business in California to justify continuing the suit. In two other cases, involving about ten defendants, NCAHF received adverse rulings in which the courts rejected our legal theory that sellers should carry the burden of proving that what they claim is true. (The courts ruled that the state attorney general can enforce the law in this manner, but private citizens and public-interest group cannot.) These rulings don't prevent similar cases from being brought in the future, but they make them more complicated than they are worth.

Bolen's most persistent smear is his description of me as "de-licensed." He is fully aware that "de-licensed" means having one's license taken away by regulatory authorities and that I merely retired in 1993. I have committed no misconduct and retired in good standing, but Bolen likes to pretend that I have done something wrong. The Pennsylvania Board of Medicine now classifies my license as "Active – Retired," which means that I can prescribe for myself and my immediate family. Since I no longer see patients, there is no reason to maintain a broader license."

after you visit quackwatch visit
http://www.canlyme.com/quackwatch.html

this site will give data on the author of "watch" sites.
He is a shill for AMA

yep, crackpot website listed about is just a reprint of the yet another court case lost by Barrett, et al. all the "watch"sites
Kalos listed are managed by the same crew....only objective is to discredit anything not md

http://www.quackpotwatch.org