The Problem with Homeopathic Overdosing

Summary

Is homeopathic overdosing a real phenomenon? If yes, what are the main effects? The issue is explored in the homeopathic literature and hypersensitivity in patients discussed. An outline of a method for antidoting the bad effects of overdosing is presented with two case examples.

Key words

Homeopathic overdosing - Hypersensitivity - Antidoting method - Travelling sickness drugs - Meclozine Hydrochloride

References

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