@ThinkingPowers Yup, if you are nauseous and vomiting the homeopathic treatment is...syrup of ipecac, something that causes the same symptoms in healthy people. It wasn't until this nonsense obviously didn't work that the inventor later decided to to dilute the active ingredient to nothing.

@ghhughes What a great example. Thanks for sharing!

@ThinkingPowers The popular homeopathic remedies (leg spasms & Arnica cream) don't actually have any ingredient in it - but they hide that, & the fact that it's Homeopathic The packaging looks like it's an herbal remedy

@BooBitch1973 It’s very deceitful.

@ThinkingPowers If it was true you could drink raw sewage and get instantly healed

@themuso2008 🤣😳💩

@ThinkingPowers Check out this comedy sketch on YouTube. That Mitchell and Webb Look - Homeopathic A&E. 😂 I am sure your students would love it.

@LizPalk Yeah that’s hysterical!

@ThinkingPowers Its a serious subject… Daily about 6 billion people are overdosing on homeopathy…

@ThinkingPowers Homeopathy heavily leans on the Allure of the Unknown. It manufactures the idea (from whole cloth) that science and medicine collectively know nothing but that *you* could be a part of solving real medical problems. The power of discovery…

@ThinkingPowers If homeopathy worked, any spoonful of water would cure everything.

@ThinkingPowers Homeopathy is good at treating dehydration. Not much else.

@ThinkingPowers They make homoeopathic 'remedies' by continually diluting stuff by throwing away 90% and further diluting over and over again - those 90%s go down the drains into the ocean, if homoeopathy is real why does no one talk about the toxic ocean pollution

@ThinkingPowers They’ve probably never heard of homeopathy owl, homeopathic Berlin Wall or Homeopathic Blue

@ThinkingPowers Yeah, next time you get a burn try running a blowlamp over it.