Allopathic testing follows logic and the scientific method (Observe , Hypothesis, Test, Theorize) if it can not be tested in this means then it can never be proven, period.
Allopathic testing follows logic and the scientific method (Observe , Hypothesis, Test, Theorize) if it can not be tested in this means then it can never be proven, period.
Originally posted by Persol
Explain where the 10 laws came from. If it is science, then it must be based on something.
You constant claims of the failure of allopathy is beginning to look silly, since several examples of its successes have been pointed out.
[Me:] Again and again and again, allopathy has absolutely no place in disease therapeutics.
A totally unfounded claim, since (the scientific version of) allopathy continues to score victories in the struggle against disease (to slightly mimick your pompous use of words).
[Me:] Homeopathy can cure for 1001 reasons, but one of them is that it is NOT murderous and unscientific allopathy.
[Hans:] Still no evidence.
I have said it before, but I'll repeat it: I will not search out your arguments for you. I will not read volumes to find backing for YOUR claim. YOU made the claim, you present the arguments for it. It is YOU who are the lazy one when you just ask others to find your documentation for you.
I suspect that your "documentation" will turn out to be little more than anecdotes, but you have the opportunity to prove me wrong.
It is interesting that you get "offended" by criticism, but you do not hold youself too good to call others liars.
You are here presenting a circular argument: Allopathy is not right because it is not homeopathy which is why it is wrong.
So your "laws" are simply part of homeopathic dogma. I see they contain a lot of medieval mumbo-jumbo (WTF is "the four-cone, four-plane, four-octave model of human existence"?).
Yes, you may call me an allopath if you wish, since I work in the medical industry. As such, I am interested in curing, in fact I make a living that way. Obviously, people would not be buying our merchandize if we could not document to them that it works.
Your constant whining about homeopathy being suppressed does not impress me in the least since I happen to know how new medicines get approved: You document their efficiacy and file for approval (you also have to document the production process, but I actually dont think you would have much trouble with that).
If you can provide documentation of the efficiacy of a homeopathic drug, then there is no power in the world than can keep you from getting it into the Pharmacopaedia. You do not have to explain why it works (we have a lot of drugs around where we do not fully understand why they work).
I most certainly have by pointing out that bacterial diseases are the ONLY diseases allopathy can claim credit in.
I noticed you claimed that. You claiming it does not make it right, though. A few words: Analgesics, hormones, protein replacement.
[Me:] However, the fact remains that the only way to truly cure any disease without sequal diseases is via homeotherapeutics.
[Hans:] Another unfounded claim.
Originally posted by WellCookedFetus
and that what logical testing is all about see if it cures. so far you have shown me no such thing, all you do is make claims and put up individual cases were someone claims it cured someone with out the proof to back it up that it can work reproducible.
[Me:] Unfortunately, almost all patients today are so allopathically brainwashed that only my long-term patients avoid them unless necessary.
[Hans:] I'm relieved to hear that.