HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES ARE EFFECTIVE ON BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY.

Homeopathic remedy is not a placebo and it has dynamic energy to act as a medicine. Many experiments are done and proved that homeopathic medicine is effective and curative against diseases. International literature is rich in publications which demonstrate the biological activity of homeopathic remedies. The following are some remarkable works published in various journals.
--the biphasic action of penicillin. (Miller M.W 1945)

--the action of infinitesimal doses of bismuth and its elimination in the guinea pig. (Wurmser E. 1954)

--the inversion of the effect of cobra poison on a cat’s heart according to the dilution used. (Bucherl W. & Buckley E. 1971)

--the effect of Apis mellifica on the erythema caused by ultraviolet rays on a guinea pig. (Bastide M. 1975)

--pharmacological studies on the action of different dilutions of Phosphorus on toxic hepatitis in a rat. (Bildet M. 1975)

--biphasic action of hydrocarbons on alga. (Dunstan W.M. 1975)

--dose dependence of the effect of heroine in mice. (Castellano C. 1980)

--activity of copper sulphate high dilution on the growth of white mustard. (Auquiere J.P. 1982)

--studies on the pharmacological treatment by means of Penicillamina and Plumbum metallicum homeopathic dilutions in the case of experimental lead poisoning on mice.(Fisher P. 1982)

--studies on the action of Histaminum and Apis mellifica homeopathic dilutions on degranulation of basophil cells in allergic subjects. (Boiron J. 1982)

--protective effects of homeopathic dilution of a nephrotoxic metal in concomitance with a mercurial poisoning. (Guillemain J. 1984)

--protective effect of carcinogens on carcinoma. (Guillemain J. 1984)

--protective effect of high dilutions of mercury on nephrotoxicity induced by mercury. (Larue F. 1985: Cal J.C. 1988)

--studies on retention and mobilization of arsenic on a mouse after administration of homeopathic dilutions of Arsenicum album. (Boiron J. 1986)

--immuno-pharmacological action of a thyme solution and thyme hormone used in infinitesimal doses on a mouse. (Bastide M. 1987)

--control of the action of Hahnemann dilutions of mercurial chloride on the mitotic index of cultures of animal cells.(Boiron J. 1991)

--modulation of experimental liver carcinogenesis through the action of ultra high dilutions of carcinogens. (De Gerlashe J & Lans M. 1991)

--differentiated control of teratogenic effects of purine derivatives on white mice, through the preventive and or therapeutic action obtained with very high dilutions both of the same poison and of other substances. (Taddei Ferretti C. & Cotugno A. 1994).