James Randi launched a bold challenge Saturday that aims to debunk so-called homeopathic drugs. The fraud-busting magician even offered $1 million to any manufacturer who could prove they work as directed.Read more: James Randi's challenge and the search for science in homeopathy
Let's see if they'll do as Sylvia Brown has been doing for years: "I would take the challenge, but I can't seem to figure out how to get in touch with James Randi."
I would not bet they are even going to try.
Homeopathy always rises controversy, serious studies are needed.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why it raises controversy? Maybe because it is closer to magic than to medicine?
ReplyDeleteThe problem is that "real" homeopathy does not have a plausible mechanism of action. There is nothing in it. Even popular news outlets come to this simple conclusion, as a recent canadian CBC special has shown.