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You don't have to be a homeopath to see the effect of homeopathy. The outcome is the same as for any other therapy: Cure and / or improvement in health and / or symptoms. That, a "simple" doctor can see it or any other competent scientist.
That's right
"how is any efficiency measured?"
By comparing 2 groups, one treated with the treatment and one treated with a placebo of this treatment. All randomized, double-blind to limit bias and evaluated in the end.
There, it is not, since it errs through reasoning bias. If in a trade (any one) we submit a specific product to your kind of reasoning it can work, but not by comparing one trade with another. We do not compare the products of electricians with those of plumbers even if they work in the same building.
This method applies to any therapy, and the sponsor and evaluator of the trial do not need to be "expert" in the therapy being tested, only practitioners who deliver in the cohort need to be. .
There; that's right, there is no need to be a plumber yourself to see if the hot or cold water is flowing from the tap and if the button turns on the lamp. This is called the field experience.
So if a sick person (hundreds, thousands, millions around the world) FINDS that the water is flowing and the electricity turns on. It does not matter whether or not it corresponds to criteria called standardized by some.
Thus, in Europe, then in the world »the metric standard has largely replaced the Anglo-Saxon standards of inches, feet, etc. yet in plumbing, among others, the American standard remains a standard and the two are not not interchangeable and yet the taps flow… what a wonder.
The standards of allopathy are not those of H and
ARE NOT INTERCHANGEABLE however, this is what those who do not bother to study the question,
for reasons that have nothing to do with the sick, do not want to understand. Two systems, two results of their own.
Some may try to light the lamps with their tap, it will not work more than having water at the "electric ignition button."
"We make science with facts, like making a house with stones: but an accumulation of facts is no more a science than a pile of stones is a house" Henri Poincaré