Homeopathic Remedies for Weight Loss
Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine that’s rapidly gaining popularity in the West. Using an entirely different approach to modern medicine, it claims to provide remedies that can help everything form cancer to a tendency to itch the nose and of course, weight problems.
Homeopathic remedies work by exacerbating the symptoms of the problem. For example, should a patient suffer from flu, their prescription when taken normally would create flu like symptoms of a runny nose and lethargy. This is then thought to encourage the body to fight those symptoms and so the symptoms of the original problem. It is not unusual then for overweight patients following their homeopathic prescription, to find themselves actually gaining weight through increased appetite or a slower metabolism initially before the effects begin to work.
In homeopathy though, all problems are thought to come from the ‘living whole’. This suggests that symptoms are not isolated results of infections or disease, but part of an innate weakness or susceptibility. Counted among the symptoms then are the likes and dislikes, the personality and the history of the individual patient meaning that homeopathic remedies vary from case to case. One homeopathic remedy might address a slow metabolism, another cravings and another a personality flaw.
Of course to purposefully cause further symptoms of a condition could be seen as dangerous in itself and for this reason the active ingredients in homeopathic remedies are heavily diluted with water, lactose, alcohol or sugar through a process called succussion. So watered down are they in fact that in some cases not even a single molecule of the active agent exists by the end, with the belief being that the ‘vital force’ of the ingredient is transmitted to a memory in the water. However scientific studies have failed to prove the existence of such a phenomenon and the molecular makeup of water makes a ‘memory’ seemingly impossible. Studies on homeopathy meanwhile have shown it to be no more effective than placebo rendering it a ‘pseudoscience’.
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