When Bad Science Discredits Good Medicine

When Bad Science Discredits Good Medicine
The first report concluded that there is encouraging evidence for homeopathy in five conditions: fibromyalgia, ear infections, upper respiratory tract infections, side effects of cancer treatment, and postoperative ileus.Jelena Yukka/Shutterstock
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Has Australia’s Medical Research Council been caught producing highly problematic research to discredit homeopathy?
The message that homeopathy doesn’t work has been hammered by the mainstream media and the medical industry. Even for those who are supporters of natural medicine, the message that homeopathic medicine is scientifically impossible seems to resound deeply. The notion that diluted and potentized medicine not only works, but is highly effective, appears preposterous at first glance, particularly in the light in which it is presented. Is homeopathy really unscientific? A deep dive into medical literature proves otherwise. There are a couple of studies, systematic literature reviews [i] which the medical industry and media have upheld as the basis for their narrative. This is the very important story of one of those studies.
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