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Actually, that IS - essentially - the way homeopathic Rx are made. There's a
lot more precision used for "real" Rx, because of the need to achieve a
clinical standard. But, basically, that's it. Weirdest thing is, once you pass
about 12c or 15x, there's no longer a statistical possibility of a molecule of
the original diluted substance being left in the "mix". It has to do with
"Avogadro's number", for the mathematicians out there. Once you pass Avogadro's
number, the effects of Rx become much more pronounced. The farther of the
"physical plane" a Rx is taken, the deeper, and more subtly it has the potential
for acting. there's been all kinds of speculation re: water having a "memory"
- all of which's been thoroughly and satisfactorily disproven. Yet, the damn
things work. The most reasonable theoretical base for explaining such action
is the very old idea of a non-physical "vital force" - though that's seriously
"out of court" with the modern materialist (and tightly held) assumptions of
science. Only thing I know to do is to get some Arnica (anything from 30c,
200c, to 1M - all of which're "non-physical"), and wait until you smash a finger
- or achieve some other bruise to soft tissue - and then pop some Arnica and
watch what happens - Arnica being the homeopathic specific for bruises and
concussions. If it works - and, it most assuuredly does - then you'll know
"something" is happening. After that, a world of speculation as to "what" and
"how" opens up. I'm a flat out empiricist re: homeopathy. I use it
appropriately, and it works. I'll leave serious theorizing to those who enjoy that kind of
thing. Or, catch me in a good mood, and I'll sometimes play that game, too.
But I tend not to take theories - even my own - very seriously.
jtc
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