001. Keir Liddle writes at theconversation.com, in "Why Homeopathy Must Not Gain a Foothold in the UK" (2015-09-18):
"a lack of scientific grounding: it should not be a shock to learn that
homeopathy has no basis in scientific fact [...] peruse Edzard Ernst’s systematic review of the
practice [...and] homeopaths have gone to incredible lengths to avoid having
their air guitar of medicine tested in any rigorous fashion [...and] despite the NHS stating that 'homeopathy performs no better than placebos', support for the practice still prevails [...and] far from being harmless, a belief in the magical powers of water’s memory can seriously damage your health [...]";
hear, hear.
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