bais hillel: Have you ever studied the Science and Principles of Homeopathy?
There is no science in homeopathy. The basic principle of homeopathy is that you cure a disease by ingesting a tiny amount of something that causes similar symptoms, the tinier the better, so that the strongest homeopathic “remedies” are actually pure water, with no active ingredient in them at all.
Homeopaths believe that if you put a little of something in water and shake it up, the whole water gets the power of that little bit, but even stronger, and if you then dilute that water with more water and shake it up some more the whole mixture will be even stronger, etc. Therefore the strongest “remedies” end up being pure water, without even one molecule of the original ingredient that is supposed to be able to cure the disease.
Homeopathic “aspirin” would be stirring a swimming pool with a willow branch, and then pouring a jar of that water into another swimming pool, repeat ten times, and then drink some water from the last pool. Or a homeopathic remedy based on a herb that grows on a mountain would be to drink water from a stream that flows on the other side of the same mountain. Obviously this is pure magic, and cannot possibly be believed by any rational person.
The good thing about homeopathy is that just as it can’t possibly help, it also can’t possibly do harm. Homeopathic remedies are completely safe, and completely useless. They’re pure water.
And no, there are NO genuine, double-blind studies that show its effectiveness. Not a single one. Homeopaths will tell you there are, but go find them. They don’t exist. Just like the genuine studies that find a link between vaccines and autism, which also don’t exist.