Model of Homeopathy -was [H] a model of cure-

[Simon King LCPH MARH]

Is there anywhere an accepted definition (model) of homeopathy? (all
encompassing)
Looks like we could use one!
I know that The NVQ's (UK) go some way toward defining it, don't have t
to hand though

We really need some definition that would do to be sent to the various
medias that wrongly report it, to save having to type the same things
over and over again

If there isn't one already establised then perhaps the lists would
consider lending their considerable experience to the enterprise for
the good of all?

S

[homeopathy-bounces@homeolist.com]

Is there anywhere an accepted definition (model) of homeopathy? (all
encompassing)
Looks like we could use one!
I know that The NVQ's (UK) go some way toward defining it, don't have t
to hand though

We really need some definition that would do to be sent to the various
medias that wrongly report it, to save having to type the same things
over and over again

If there isn't one already establised then perhaps the lists would
consider lending their considerable experience to the enterprise for
the good of all?

S
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[Nanga Pir]

What is model? People have habit to describe things with big name to make them bigger or look bigger. We can have analytical models based on Math or math models and then other models like fashion models. It is like Computer Science, Political science or christian science etc. These tails of science have no gurantee that they will be ever model like we do let's say Physics. Similarly there is no way we can say models in homeopathy in concrete way. These are speculations, subjective things. When we can not model its medicine then how we can model things which are results of such applications. Every person is different forms the foundation of homeopractice then how we can make some rigid model that one size will fit all.The bottom line is models are defined in relative terms and there is no concrete definition that is universally accpetable.
Nanga Pir

Simon King wrote:
Is there anywhere an accepted definition (model) of homeopathy? (all
encompassing)
Looks like we could use one!
I know that The NVQ's (UK) go some way toward defining it, don't have t
to hand though

We really need some definition that would do to be sent to the various
medias that wrongly report it, to save having to type the same things
over and over again

If there isn't one already establised then perhaps the lists would
consider lending their considerable experience to the enterprise for
the good of all?

S
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