I understand your reticence to accept that concept...there is not agreement in the homeopathic community on the use of the highest potencies...it is based on water memory...which can be debated...But...much healing can be done when you can't quantify something...

Let me give you an example...I use foot reflexology...if you touch certain spots on the foot they correspond to certain areas of the body...which are mapped out on charts. There are corresponding points on our hands and ears...

When you massage a sore point you can feel crystals...the person can feel corresponding pain in the targeted area until the crystals are broken up through massaging that point...

Now...WHY does foot reflexology work? We know if we rub garlic on the foot we can taste it in our mouths...what is the circuit that allows this...what allows foot reflexology to work?

Perhaps the lymph system or such...but it is probably more akin to the Chinese acupressure/acupuncture points that follow/connect meridians in the body...can this circuitry be quantified? NO...but Chinese medicine and acupuncture/acupressure is very effective...again the proof is in the pudding...something transpires that creates healing...so I tend to stick with things where I see results...maybe in time "science" will catch up...

I understand your reticence to accept that concept...there is not agreement in the homeopathic community on the use of the highest potencies...it is based on water memory...which can be debated...But...much healing can be done when you can't quantify something...

Let me give you an example...I use foot reflexology...if you touch certain spots on the foot they correspond to certain areas of the body...which are mapped out on charts. There are corresponding points on our hands and ears...

When you massage a sore point you can feel crystals...the person can feel corresponding pain in the targeted area until the crystals are broken up...

Now...WHY does foot reflexology work? We know if we rub garlic on the foot we can taste it in our mouths...what is the circuit that allows this...what allows foot reflexology to work?

Perhaps the lymph system or such...but it is probably more akin to the Chinese acupressure/acupuncture points that follow/connect meridians in the body...can this circuitry be quantified? NO...but Chinese medicine and acupuncture/acupressure is very effective...again the proof is in the pudding...something transpires that creates healing...so I tend to stick with things where I see results...maybe in time "science" will catch up...