Is 1-800homeopathy.com Safe?

Most people follow Western medicine which pushes drugs. Homepathy uses herbs and other natural ingredients to help the body heal itself. The so-called "developed" nations of the world have been led to believe in the false messiah of doctors and drugs. Very sad and pathetic.

There is trouble with this site. When you try their remedies it has the same effect as drinking a glass of water. But what I find curious is this: "Trusting homeopathy is as simple as trusting that your body has the potential to heal itself." It's implying that without homeopathic remedies your body wouldn't have the potention to heal itself. That's just wrong.

Homeopathy does not nor can it work. It is water or other inactive ingredients used to dilute the "active ingredient" to the point where the probability of even a single molecule of the active ingredient appearing in a given dose is negligible. Please, for your own health and financial well-being, look up those big words! Homeopathy is based on magical thinking which has been refuted thousands of times over the past 200 years. If you have an illness, see a real doctor who actually took the time and effort to earn the right to call herself a doctor. Homeopathy won't directly harm you, but as Steve Jobs discovered too late, if you rely on fake medicine, you can die of a real disease.

Misleading information; unproven claims about homeopathy; unscientific claims about alternative "medicine". Homeopathy doesn't work any better than placebo. Explain exactly how homeopathy works; if your answer has anything to do with water "memory" you have failed because there is no such thing. Taking medical advice from sites like this is dangerous.

Do you like to pay exorbitant rates for sugar pills and distilled water? Do you like to endanger your health by forgoing treatment from a qualified medical practitioner while you wait for magical sugar pills and water to cure you? Do you like being the victim of one of the longest running health care scams around? If your answer to all three of these questions is "yes" then this site is for you.

***** ***** ***** ***** There is little to no evidence for homeopathic remedies.

Homeopathy is utterly unproven partly because it can't possibly work. Homeopathic remedies contain NO measurable amounts of any potentially effective ingredients. If you think there's no harm in a little placebo, check out: *****