Is homeopathy still a thing?

Used to be quite popular years ago. Now you never hear about it. Yet you can still buy those little white sugar pills that you put under your tongue. Such low concentrations goes against the rules of science/physics...yet many people swear by it. In some ways it almost resemble a vaccine. Low amounts of an exotic substance could cause an immune response against a similar known disease..."like cures like". But the concentrations are so incredibly low how can it work?

shaftless wrote:Used to be quite popular years ago. Now you never hear about it. Yet you can still buy those little white sugar pills that you put under your tongue. Such low concentrations goes against the rules of science/physics...yet many people swear by it. In some ways it almost resemble a vaccine. Low amounts of an exotic substance could cause an immune response against a similar known disease..."like cures like". But the concentrations are so incredibly low how can it work?

While I myself do not use this information technology, that's really what it is.

Everything is based on frequency and vibration. These concepts are better understood today, that perhaps some decades
ago. I thought when first learning it about, how could a drop in the swimming pool of dilution do anything?

As it turns, out it's not much different that a communication in the form of frequency. So, if the body receives a minute amount of arsenic for example, it's enough to send a signal that your body needs to dump it. Someone else might have a better analogy, as I have zero experience using it.