Homeopathy, hormesis, nanoparticles and nanostructures

This issue of Homeopathy is an ambitious attempt to bring together emerging concepts in biological, toxicological, medical and materials science which have important implications for the theoretical basis of homeopathy.

• References

• 1 Calabrese E. Hormesis: principles and applications. Homp 2015; 104: 69-82.
• 2 Calabrese E. Historical foundations of hormesis. Homp 2015; 104: 83-89.
• 3 Calabrese E. Hormesis within a mechanistic context. Homp 2015; 104: 90-96.
• 4 Oberbaum M., Frass M., Gropp C. Unequal brothers. Homp 2015; 104: 97-100.
• 5 Demangeat J.-L. Gas nanobubbles and aqueous nanostructures: the crucial role of dynamization. Homp 2015; 104: 101-115.
• 6 Dei A., Bernadini S. Hormetic effects of extremely diluted solutions on gene expression. Homp 2015; 104: 116-122.
• 7 Bell I., Schwartz G. Enhancement of adaptive biological effects by nanotechnology preparation methods in homeopathic medicines. Homp 2015; 104: 123-138.
• 8 Bellavite P., Signorini A., Marzotto M., Moratti E., Bonafini C., Olioso D. Cell sensitivity, non linearity and inverse effects. Homp 2015; 104: 139-160.
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