​Homeopathy is popular as it can significantly improve quality of life using natural substances including minerals and plants.
There is a lack of scientific discussion about homeopathic medicine. 
For example, homeopathy trials show similarly positive findings to conventional medicine trials! 

​Taken from What scientific evidence is there that homeopathy works? by Homeopathy Research Institute. www.hri-research.org/resources/homeopathy-faqs/scientific-evidence-for-homeopathy 

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The Australia NHMRC Homeopathy Report COMPLAINT lodged in 2016 concluded with the Ombudsman’s public announcement: 
        “Despite our best efforts, it was not possible to engage an expert (or experts) to provide independent advice to our Office on this subject. In the absence of independent, expert scientific expertise we have not been able to conclusively determine those matters of scientific methodology.” (4 August 2023)
The NHMRC homeopathy report is not published in peer reviewed literature and is now found only on the Homeopathy Research Institute (HRI) website.

Rachel Roberts (HRI) stated: ''Since the NHMRC report on homeopathy has been widely quoted, it is profoundly regrettable that, despite a seven-year investigation, the scientific misconduct case against NHMRC remains unanswered.” 

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Homeopathy continues to flourish despite the challenges of the anti-homeopathy polemic and the attempted destruction of its philosophies and theories by pundits and influencers. 

REFERENCES can be found by clicking here

Homeopathy & dilute evidence by SARAH PENROSE

Historically, homeopathic medicines have been marginalized as 'absurd dilutions'

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Homeopathy & ubiquitous bias by SARAH PENROSE

another retraction

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