19th May 2005, 07:45 PM
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RE: Proof of Homeopathy
Hi Gaby,
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Originally Posted by Gaby
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Originally Posted by Louise
Michael Emmans Dean used to post quite a bit on Lyghtforce and other lists. Meanwhile he has become quite renowned as a medical historian. He got the Karls price (whatever that is - but it is something good) for the Institute of Medical History of the Robert Bosch Stiftung in Stuttgart a few years ago for his dissertation The Trials of Homeopathy
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I can highly recommend that book which is already been available now for a year. |
:-(( Michael is going to get a severe scolding. After pestering him for years now again and againto "please let me know if and when your dissertation is published anywhere" I expected him to let me know. I was not on the list when JW talked about it. I am really mad that it took me a year to find out.
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Originally Posted by Gaby
Michael presented some of the data at the LIGA congress 2 weeks ago in Berlin, really recommendable.
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Yes, this dissertation really seems to have made an impact. He was one of the lecturers last November (?) in Berlin at a seminar of the "Ärztekammer" (something official part of something like an euivalent to the AMA) on alternative medicine. But Berlin is too far for me to go there just for this one lecture)
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Originally Posted by Gaby
As for studies: [snip] Then of course, there are the studies done by Prof. Karen Nieber: In vitro experiments to study the effects of homeopathic dilutions etc.
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Yes - there have been quite a few of those, haven't there?
But there again - they are proofs of the possible effects of high dilutions, not of homeopathy.
Regards
Luise
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