When we pop a homeopathic pellet into our mouths, what happens in our bodies? The question of how homeopathy works has perplexed homeopaths and non-homeopaths alike for two centuries. In recent years, people have been suggesting that it works via “frequencies” or “resonances,” but no one had shown precisely how this might be, or supported it with rigorous scientific evidence, until now. Late 2012 and early 2013 saw the publication of two different but equally compelling new scientific models that seek to explain how homeopathic remedies might act in the body:
In this recent Telegraph article Dr Le Fanu says: "The claim that there is “no evidence” for homoeopathy’s efficacy is contradicted by the subjective experience of the many thousands who have benefited from it. This might be dismissed as “anecdotal”, but it can be more reliable an indicator of a treatment’s value than, for example, the findings of drug company-financed clinical trials on which so much current medical practice is based."