Production and Action of Antihomotoxic Medicine’s Potentized Suis-Organ Preparations

Development of a test system for homeopathic preparations using impaired duckweed (Lemna gibba L.).

OBJECTIVES A bioassay with arsenic-stressed duckweed (Lemna gibba L.) was developed to study potentially regulative effects of homeopathic preparations. We compared potentized substances (nine different potency levels between 17 x and 33 x ) with two controls (unsuccussed and succussed water) regarding their influence on number- and area-related growth rate and color of fronds (leaves). Screeni...

The antiinflammatory action mechanism of an antihomotoxic composita remedy

Traumeel, a combination homoeopathic preparation, has been used successfully for the treatment of trauma, inflammation and degenerative processes for more than 30 years (review in [11]). It has been shown in experimental investigations, primarily in ex-vivo studies in whole-blood cultures to which the individual components of the preparation had been added, that this homoeopathic antihomotoxic ...

Action de diverses preparations denommees (vitamin b1) sur les cultures de Leishmania tropica

Are we close to a theory of energy medicine?

Critical phenomena offer an attractive new theoretical resource for biophysics. Physical instabilities result in fluctuations, the quantum properties of which can be applied to regulatory control mechanisms in living organisms with promising results. Many aspects of energy medicine can be scientifically modeled, in agreement with previous theoretical ideas and speculation, such as the existence...

Genotoxic Effects of Potentized Homeopathic Medicines on Plasmodium Berghei

Homeopathic drugs have been evaluated for their suitable candidature as potent antimalarials. However, the exact mode of action, of these homeopathic remedies still remains a matter of conjecture. This study aims to evaluate the efficacy of potentized homeopathic antimalarials on the integrity of the DNA of Plasmodium berghei (ANKA strain), in erythrocytes of Swiss albino mice. Short term in vi...