Pain levels were assessed over 3 days from the beginning of the trial. 60 people received either 4 pilules of Arnica alternated with 4 pilules of Hypericum every 4 hours or placebo administered in the same way. Carried out at the Faculty of Medicine of Marseilles, this placebo controlled study was designed to determine the effectiveness of Arnica 7C and Hypericum 15C for people suffering from dental neuralgia. Journal of the American Institute of Homeopathy, 1985, 3, 126-129. Homeopathic treatment of dental neuralgia by Arnica and Hypericum.
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Either way, the assertion that there’s no evidence for homeopathy is plainly and clearly wrong. Whether this declaration is made through simple ignorance, stupidity or with the deliberate intent to deceive, would make an excellent topic for investigation. Claims are regularly made in the media and by various “authorities” that there’s no evidence for homeopathy.
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