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Dr. Paul Nassif said: “Some homeopathic medicines work when the instructions are followed.” . He’s clearly a skilled surgeon, and not a peddler of SCAM, so why make such a false statement?
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“Some”
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Agree. The regulations around homeopathy were added to FDA regulations in the 1930s as an afterthought, and are currently being used as a backdoor to OTC status by unscrupulous manufacturers.
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Oh that's for sure. And the actual active ingredients, such that they are, are listed as inactive.
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True homeopathic products are farcially diluted, whereas this thing that burned someone's nose off (or the Zicam that created anosmia, or the Hyland teething tables that killed babies) is an actual physiologically active preparation.
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I'm not a fan of either thing, but regulations that confuse one for the other are a public health nightmare. I've been saying for years that people who care about / practice homeopathy had better pay attention to this regulatory loophole.
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It would be useful to point out constantly that Basal cell carcinoma is far from agressive and can (very likely) be removed by surgery only, thus savinig time and money.
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I don't think black salve has much to do with homeopathy except that it is both BS.
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Wasn't that the point of my post?
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