Homeowatch

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Homeowatch is a skeptical guide to homeopathic history, theories, and current practices, operated by Stephen Barrett, M.D.

In his philosophy he often refers to homeopathy as quack, as in Duck. His main argument was that the homeopathic dilutions are diluted beyond infinitive small amounts. In the light of relativity and special relativity this argument seems no longer valid.^{[1] (http://www.biocrawler.com/encyclopedia/Homeowatch#endnote_quack)[2] (http://www.biocrawler.com/encyclopedia/Homeowatch#endnote_quantum)[3] (http://www.biocrawler.com/encyclopedia/Homeowatch#endnote_relativity)}

Notes

1. ^ The "homeopathy quack" lobby (http://www.homeopathy.healthspace.eu/#homeopathy-quack)
2. ^ Quantum potentation & relativity. Applied universal laws of potentation on homeopathic remedies. Quantum potentation or relativistic potentation (http://www.homeopathy.healthspace.eu/physics/quantumpotentiation.php)
3. ^ Homeopathy is relativity (http://www.homeopathy.healthspace.eu/psychology/relativity.php)

External links

• Homeowatch

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