homeopaatiat
Homeopaatiat, commonly referred to as homeopathy, is a system of complementary and alternative medicine developed in the late 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann. It is based on two core ideas: the law of similars, the notion that substances that cause symptoms in healthy people can, in very small amounts, treat similar symptoms in the sick; and potentization, a process of serial dilution with succussion believed to enhance therapeutic effect.
Remedies are prepared by repeatedly diluting substances in water or alcohol and then shaking the mixture, a
Scientific assessment of homeopathy shows no robust evidence of efficacy beyond placebo for most conditions. Systematic
Regulation and safety vary by country. Homeopathic remedies are typically highly diluted and are often considered