If you believe that homeopathic medicine can treat ailments better than medicine that has been scientifically proven to work, you are acting irrational. In this short video James Randi explains homeopathy. This is a portion of the lecture Randi gave at Princeton in 2001. The full video is here: www.rationalresponders.com
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In this vid I make a homeopathic solution of bleach and down it in one. Proving homeopathy wrong in your kitchen www.youtube.com Myles Vs Hoefkens - Homeopathy www.youtube.com Mr. Patch Orchestra Remake www.youtube.com Subscribe for SCIENCE! Website: www.mylespower.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com
Homeopathic remedies at Ez.com Holistic definitions of alternative medicine, integrative medicine, energy medicine. Discover what's really working and healing and what's just hype. youtu.be
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*To view in HD, click the gear button* Carrie Poppy of "Oh No, Ross and Carrie" tries to cure her winter cold with Coldcalm, a homeopathic remedy produced by Boiron, the largest homeopathic manufacturer in the world. Will Coldcalm work? Is it fake medicine? And how does Boiron react when Carrie calls to ask them what's inside the pill? Read more about Carrie's experience and take action at randi.org: www.randi.org To hear more from Ross and Carrie, download the latest "Oh No, Ross and Carrie" on iTunes, or check out our videos!
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Ben Goldacre, Guardian columnist and author of Bad Science, explores homeopathy and the placebo effect. Not all alternative therapies are equal, you know
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Homeopathy Just Good Medicine: a brief and powerful introduction to homeopathy and the research supporting it. links www.nationalcenterforhomeopathy.org http
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If you want to know the history of homeopathy and how you can use this powerful treatment, watch this video of Washington Institute of Natural Medicine and learn more.
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I have got my hands on, if you can believe it a Homeopathic first aid. One that clams to cure things like stroke, heart attacks, poisoning and drowning. This is a response to every one who has told me that homeopathy is not dangerous Homeopathic kit shop www.helios.co.uk Pottering around the old town www.youtube.com Minecraft - Subwoofer Lullaby Orchestra www.youtube.com Drinking homeopathic bleach www.youtube.com Proving homeopathy wrong in your kitchen www.youtube.com Myles Vs Hoefkens - Homeopathy www.youtube.com Subscribe for SCIENCE! Website: www.mylespower.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com
For more skeptical coverage of bogus products like homeopathy go to www.skepticnorth.com and www.ottawaskeptics.org Show description: Erica Johnson investigates one of the country's fastest growing alternative health treatments: homeopathy. Ontario homeopaths are about to become the first province in Canada to regulate homeopathy — lending credibility to this unproven practice. Canada's leading consumer ally takes a long hard look at the theories, and the remedies. For the first time in Canada, we conduct a test of homeopathic medicines, investigating the science behind these so-called medicines. In light of our results, we ask both the Ontario government and Health Canada why they are lending credibility to the homeopathic industry. Johnson also meets up with a rep from the world's leading manufacturer of homeopathic medicines, who admits that even the company says how homeopathty works is a mystery. Watch, as we witness a Vancouver group of skeptics (CFI) taking part in a group overdose of homeopathic remedies. Perhaps most disturbing we learn that some homeopaths are treating cancer patients with homeopathic remedies. A leading cancer specialist says there is no role for homeopathy in the treatment of cancer, that it is a "scam that is not evidence-based."
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TAKE ACTION! bit.ly www.Randi.org | 1023.org.uk — To expose a scam industry that endangers and rips off millions of consumers a year, world-renowned conjuror, escape artist, and skeptic James Randi has put one million dollars on the line. Read more at www.randi.org . Playlist of all 10:23 event videos: www.youtube.com
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From 99 remedies 200 years ago to more than 5000 today, the homeopathy industry is growing at 30 per cent annually. ibnlive.com
Join CFI On Campus in protesting the FDA and purveyors of homeopathy: www.centerforinquiry.net And join me in New Orleans for CSICon! csiconference.org
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Sceptics and scientists alike say homeopathy is a placebo. However, scientists at IIT Powai have done some ground-breaking research, and plan to release a new study this March. ibnlive.com
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www.therenegadehealthshow.com - Find out what homeopathy is and the history of it.
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Another vid on homeopathy with home experiments proving that there is nothing in it. In this vid I show how nitric acid reacts with copper metal and forms copper (II) nitrate solution and nitrogen dioxide and how to make a simple pH indicator. Music (Adventures in your Sleep by dummeh) www.youtube.com BREAST CANCER and homeopathy www.youtube.com Subscribe for SCIENCE! Website: www.mylespower.co.uk Twitter www.twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com
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After a damning undercover investigation found 10/10 homeopaths giving murderously stupid advice on malaria prevention, spokesperson Melanie Oxley performs bonkersly on Newsnight. She deteriorates towards the end. Watch the undercover footage here. news.bbc.co.uk
Ms Rachel Roberts Chief Executive of the Homeopathy Research Institute talks about evidence for homeopathy. About Rachel Roberts Rachel joined the Homeopathy Research Institute in March 2010. She has a first class honours degree in Biological Sciences (Physiology) from the University of Birmingham and has been in private practice as a homeopath since graduating from The College of Homeopathy, London in 1997. Rachel has lectured in homeopathy and medical sciences at various colleges in the UK and overseas. She has held the post of Research Consultant for the Society of Homeopaths since June 2008.
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Patient and British Homeopathic Association Trustee Lauren Vaknine talks about how homeopathy has helped her live a normal life. She believes that without homeopathy she would have ended up in a wheelchair due to her Rheumatoid Arthritis which she was diagnosed with at the age of 2. The British Homeopathic Association which is the sister organisation of the Faculty of Homeopathy exists to promote homeopathy practised by doctors and other healthcare professionals. We strongly believe that homeopathy should be fully integrated into the healthcare system and available as a treatment choice for everyone. As a charity founded in 1902, we have a long-established reputation for providing authoritative information and supporting research and training in homeopathy. Visit: www.britishhomeopathic.org to search for a practitioner and find out more about homeopathy.
A mashup of Charlene Werner's and John Bennet's profound explanations of the science of homeopathy with similar levels of technical understanding found in popular media. Charlene Werner's website: www.visiontherapysolutions.com Charlene Werner on the uncut video. Hilarious on its own. www.youtube.com John Benneth's YouTube page: www.youtube.com John Benneth is also Jack Hammer on Liveleak: www.liveleak.com Is John Benneth a performance artist pulling a fast one by pretending to be a homeopath, or has he really swallowed the extremely diluted Kool-Aid? I have no idea.
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Debate on "Does Homeopathy Work?" at the Natural History Museum in London, featuring Dr Ben Goldacre, medical doctor and science writer for The Guardian newspaper (www.badscience.net) and Dr Peter Fisher, clinical director of the Royal National Homeopathic Hospital in London.. Ben Goldacre is a British science writer, doctor and psychiatrist. He is the author of The Guardian newspaper's weekly Bad Science column and a book of the same title, published by Fourth Estate in September 2008. Goldacre is the son of Michael Goldacre, professor of public health at the University of Oxford, the nephew of science journalist Robyn Williams, and the great-great-grandson of Sir Henry Parkes. Peter Antony Goodwin Fisher, FRCP (b. 1950), is a prominent figure in the international homeopathic medical community, contributing on multiple fronts to the investigation, practice and propogation of homeopathy. A Fellow of the Royal Academy of Physicians[dubious -- discuss], he is board-certified in rheumatology and homeopathy. He currently serves as Clinical Director and Director of Research at the Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine, Europe's largest integrative medical facility. He is editor-in-chief of Homeopathy, a Medline indexed medical journal. Since 2001 he has been physician to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom[dubious -- discuss]. He is Clinical Lead of the National Institutes for Health and Clinical Excellence of the UK National Health Service for <b>...</b>
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Vet Dr Geoff Johnson talks about how he discovered homeopathy on a camping trip and went on to discover it can work for his animal patients too. The Faculty of Homeopathy founded in 1844 and incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1950 provides internationally recognised training pathways in homeopathy for vets, doctors, dentists, podiatrists and other statutorily regulated healthcare professionals. Our courses are provided by our accredited teaching centres in the UK and overseas. www.facultyofhomeopathy.org
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Wikipedia vs. Homeopathy For an extended discussion on this tpoic, yo0u're invited to join me on my blog , where you can leave a longer message, an see what others are saying too. johnbenneth.wordpress.com The leading open online encyclopedia is exposed in an open lie about the world's most advanced and suppressed medicine battling the vulture health scare system
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The 10:23 Campaign takes to the streets of Liverpool with a bottle of home-made, homeopathically potentised vodka, to see what the people of Liverpool make of it. The 10:23 Campaign seeks to raise awareness about homeopathy, what it is, what it's not, how we know it doesn't work and why you should care. More information is available at www.1023.org.uk QED is a two-day science and skepticism conference taking place over the weekend of February 5th-6th 2011. Tickets are available from qedcon.org and cost £99. The 10:23 Campaign gratefully acknowledges the support and co-operation of the QED conference in lending their branding to our vodka. The 10:23 Campaign will be at QED - where you can take part in our latest stunt.
www.therenegadehealthshow.com - Discover if homeopathy really works or if it's just a placebo pill.
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For more skeptical coverage of bogus products like homeopathy go to www.skepticnorth.com and www.ottawaskeptics.org Show description: Erica Johnson investigates one of the country's fastest growing alternative health treatments: homeopathy. Ontario homeopaths are about to become the first province in Canada to regulate homeopathy — lending credibility to this unproven practice. Canada's leading consumer ally takes a long hard look at the theories, and the remedies. For the first time in Canada, we conduct a test of homeopathic medicines, investigating the science behind these so-called medicines. In light of our results, we ask both the Ontario government and Health Canada why they are lending credibility to the homeopathic industry. Johnson also meets up with a rep from the world's leading manufacturer of homeopathic medicines, who admits that even the company says how homeopathty works is a mystery. Watch, as we witness a Vancouver group of skeptics (CFI) taking part in a group overdose of homeopathic remedies. Perhaps most disturbing we learn that some homeopaths are treating cancer patients with homeopathic remedies. A leading cancer specialist says there is no role for homeopathy in the treatment of cancer, that it is a "scam that is not evidence-based."
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Mani Norland, Principal at the School of Homeopathy talks about education in homeopathy and homeopathy beyond the placebo effect. About Mani Norland Mani Norland grew up with homeopathy all around him and is passionate about health, homeopathy and people. His father is the well known homeopath Misha Norland. He trained with the School, and practices from his clinic at home. He took over as the Principal at the School of Homeopathy in 2009. Whilst developing and managing the School he also sustains a small practice at his home clinic in Stroud. Mani is also the Managing Director of Alternative Training, a business that manages home study courses and books. In his 'other life' he worked in London as a brand and business consultant for over 10 years. He advised board level directors on business creation, vision and image. He has experience working with leading companies including those as diverse as Sainsbury's, New Look, and KwikFit.
I discuss the logical fallacies involved in homeopathic treatments and how this alternative medicine is a load of bollocks. Follow me on Twitter! @FearBlandness
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Vet Chris Day talks about how homeopathy has worked for him and his patients for over twenty years. Chris Day is Veterinary Dean for the Faculty of Homeopathy. The Faculty of Homeopathy founded in 1844 and incorporated by Act of Parliament in 1950 provides internationally recognised training pathways in homeopathy for vets, doctors, dentists, podiatrists and other statutorily regulated healthcare professionals. Our courses are provided by our accredited teaching centres in the UK and overseas. www.facultyofhomeopathy.org
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CBC's Marketplace examines homeopathy in this week's episode. Homeopathic remedies take an ingredient — from a plant, animal or mineral — and dilute it repeatedly with water. The theory is that water retains the memory of the original ingredient. Practitioners say the more dilutions there are, the stronger the remedy. Critics say homeopathic treatments do nothing, putting people in danger as they delay getting conventional medical treatments. Supporters counter that it works on everything from headaches to cancer, even if they can't explain why. CBC asked a chemist with the University of Toronto to analyze two popular homeopathic remedies. Watch the full Marketplace investigation to see the results. Origin: www.cbc.ca
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I quick experiment to show how homeopathy works. I thought I really ought to correct some of the inaccuracies in the video. Rather than removing or re-filming the video, heres a list of corrections: 1. I keep incorrectly pronouncing succussion as succession. It should be sus-sussion 2. To make the 1C dilution I should have added my 1ml of piss to 99ml of water, not 100 ml 3. Although I rinsed the pipette after the first succession, I should really have used a clean pipette each time Other than that, I think its about right, it really is that silly
