Le site homeopathy-soh.org est-il sûr ?

This website provides reliable information about homeopathy and the regulatory / union activities of the society, It is not biased or unethical and presents a pro-homeopathy viewpoint. Other opinions being given in the ratings here are based on biased viewpoints and an overblown estimation of the risks of self-treatment or complementary treatment of medical conditions, often by those funded by big pharma.

Science often lags when it comes to proving things, especially things that are unpopular; absence of proof isn't the same thing as proof of lack of validity, something most people who have rated this site clearly don't understand. I'm as much a skeptic as the next person but have seen homeopathy work on animals and have had it work on me. There's plenty of quacks out there giving it a bad name but actually true homeopathy does work. It's saved plenty of lives but alas, none of us who have been saved by it, or had our animals saved by it, thought to call important scientists to come record the treatment, so it must remain anecdotal. In future it will be proven, and soon, I'd bet, and all the people rating this site poorly will eat their words. Well, probably not, they'll merely go about life like nothing happened, just like all the people who called 'conspiracy theorist!' every time someone said 'mobile phones can cause cancer' or 'the government is spying on us'. This site is plain and straightforward, even though it's espousing a currently very unpopular belief. It doesn't make it wrong out of hand.

Homeopathy is one of the most unscientific and reality-denying cults around. In the words of Tim Minchin: "It's a miracle! Take physics and bin it! Water has memory! And while it's memory of a long lost drop of onion juice is Infinite It somehow forgets all the poo it's had in it!" "

SCAM! Homoeopathy is simply a way to separate fools and their money as rapidly as possible. It's water and sugar pills - it's not just that it doesn't work (although all the science shows it doesn't!), it's that people who fall for this pseudo-science aren't getting proper medical treatment for their illnesses; sometimes that's fatal. Avoid!

Gives references, detailed studies, doesn't offend and I have no virus or spam issues with it. The negative comments in this wall don't seem to have any basis besides the personal opinions that the info is not valid. Even if it isn't corresponding to truth, it is still information and the website serves its purpose like any other fake or fantasy website online. There are other ways to share info online helping to determine what are the best info references for any practices or areas. WOT is not designed for that, or is it? If not, these comments in this wall are not useful information and distort the reliability, utility, and concept of WOT. I guess WOT has no other option except reflect the culture of their users, if it wishes to continue a fully open platform. So this issue needs a different solution. I wonder if you have anything in mind?

Homeopathy is magical thinking. The dilutions they use are nothing like the "very small amounts, similar to the way vaccines work''. These dilutions are beyond the point of having any remote possibility of having any effect whatsoever. See Steven Barret MD's excellent discussion at *****

Medicine is defined as, "The science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease." Homeopathy isn't science and it hasn't been shown to help diagnose, treat, or prevent diseases. The opening line for the website is thus completely incorrect when it states, "Homeopathy is a system of medicine..."