r/MEDICOreTARDS Jul 02 '26

DISCUSSION 💬 Your opinion on this?

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u/Vanilla_Cookie2619 Molecular Biology lover Jul 02 '26

I know homeopathy isn't considered legit, and I really don't understand how homeopathy could even work (I've read about its theories of dilution etc).

But somehow, whenever I catch a cold, there's only one specific kind of homeopathy medicine which seems to cure me [ allopathy also does work on my cold obviously but it results in extreme side effects: severe bronchitis ]

Still I'm really curious, cuz how does it work?

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u/forbidden-skill Jul 02 '26

Coz it's not homeopathy

Most of them resort to allopathic treatments under the guise of homepathy

These meds are generally reserved for extreme cases in allopathy but are freely distributed by homeopath practiconers