Unproven remedies was definition [was: New media attacks on homeopathy...

[John Harvey]

If I may make a minor observation, Shannon: you're now using the term "Hahnemannian" to indicate not a practice within homoeopathy but an attitude of refusal to deviate from practising homoeopathy at all. This has the potential for yet more confusion. If you'd like to specify which use you're making of the word -- to denote practices prescribed by Hahnemann or to denote refusal to practise beyond the bounds of homoeopathy -- it could only be helpful, I think!

Cheers --

John
2009/7/7 Shannon & Bob Nelson >
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