We have been using an electromagnetic unit on my son's non-union broken leg for about a month. When I decided to consult a homeopath, he emailed me a list of the common things that are known to antidote remedies. Magnetic therapy being one of them. That got me to thinking. The theory behind the electromagnetic therapy is that it cocoons the body of the harmful electronic pollution that we are bombarded with in our industrial society. It is supposed to give the body a more natural environment with which to heal. If electromagnetic therapy can antidote a remedy, would not the electronic pollution that bombards us daily also act as an antidote? It seems, following this logic, that homeopathic remedies would simply not work in our highly electrified urban societies.

It is true that homeopathic remedies are in fact ' energy' based medication. However it is NOT true that magnetic therapy will do more than impinge tangenitally . There are in fact remedies that are based om magnetism. North pole of magnet /south pole of magnet, together with both poles of magnet.Also we have remedies based on Electricity and X rays .
We have evolved over millions of years to deal with the environment we live in and our bodies are far more capable than most medics give them credit for, in all types of situations.
Cocooning is like the [failed ] strategy of putting people in sterile environments , it weakens rather than strengthens the defenses of the body.
Remedies WORK , all over the world in ALL conditions - so I would reconsider your conclusions.