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Does homeopathy actually work?

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electricwalker6 electricwalker6 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
What’s everyone’s take on homeopathy? My son has a mild stutter—it only really happens when he gets excited or when something unexpected pops up. Someone suggested I try homeopathy, so I wanted to see if any of you have thoughts or personal experiences with it. He’s 9 years old...
gentlecanyon92 gentlecanyon92 Active Member
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#2 ·
It’s not homeopathy, it’s homeopatija
Laura Williams4 Laura Williams4 Member
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joined Mar 2006
#3 ·
At first glance, I thought this was just straight-up homophobia. Then I realized the author keeps using the wrong term—"homopathy"—three times in a row. Give me a break.
Basically, this alternative medicine thing works on "like cures like." Doctors have pointed out that if you're treating arsenic poisoning with homeopathy, they'd actually suggest adding even more arsenic, just highly diluted.
Think about that. If you want to see how ridiculous it is, read this:

http://www.homeopatija.org/osnovniprincipi.html

From what I've gathered, the whole practice is a total bust.
steelmoose782 steelmoose782 Newcomer
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#4 ·
Honestly, if someone’s dealing with a stutter, they should probably see a therapist instead of some homeopath.
I mean, homeopathy actually works for stuff like allergies and rheumatoid arthritis, though...
crimsonhound28 crimsonhound28 Member
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joined May 2007
#5 ·
People have already talked about this on the forum. Here's the link
crimsonhound28 crimsonhound28 Member
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joined May 2007
#6 ·
and also:

Homeopathy Part 1

Homeopathy Part 2
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#7 ·
Good grief... 🤣
electricwalker6 electricwalker6 NewcomerOP
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#8 ·
Thanks for taking the time to read this
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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#9 ·
electricwalker6 said:Thanks for taking the time to read this

Look, just take him to a legitimate speech therapist or a licensed psychologist—get a referral from a doctor or someone you actually trust. Don't go throwing money at some snake-oil salesman. It’s better for your bank account and, more importantly, it's better for your son.

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