Criticisms of Homeopathy: Addressed Through Scientific Research
Published: Mar 10, 2020
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In the modern era, homeopathic medicinal system is supported by available contemporary research and scientific experiments.
Abstract: Despite being practised for over 200 years homeopathy is still facing credibility challenges. Emerging research in this field has however, proven the plausibility of this science. During last two decades developed nations like Britain, France, USA and Australia, have questioned the effectiveness of homeopathy, although results have proven the scientificity of the alternative system. In the years to come studies conducted by homoepathic research organisations around globe is likely to further validate its scientific basis.
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