So let's see...resm wrote:if you have never tried homeopathic medicine on yourself, then you are NOT QUALIFIED to judge.
You take homeopathic medicine for condition X. X is cured. Therefore homeopathy works for millions of people!
The Lancet does a study of 220 clinical trials involving around 14,300 people comparing placebos with homeopathy. (A placebo, you may recall, is a sugar pill that does nothing at all.) They conclude that "the clinical effects of homoeopathy are placebo effects". But according to you there's a fatal flaw: those smarty-pants doctors didn't take homeopathic medicine on themselves, so they're NOT QUALIFIED!

Seriously, how do you explain this? Why does homeopathy suddenly stop "working" when it's subjected to careful analysis by men in white coats?