Homeopathy: A Young System of Medicine

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While most systems of medicine have developed over centuries and even millennia of refinement and practice, #homeopathy is a relative newcomer, being developed only 200 years ago. In this lesson, we will explore the history and principles of homeopathic medicine, as well as evaluate the current state of knowledge concerning its safety and efficacy.
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This is a mini-lesson for the Botanical Medicine and Health course developed and taught by Dr. Cassandra Quave at Emory University in the Center for the Study of Human Health. Subscribe to the "Teach Ethnobotany Channel" to access updated educational materials on people, plants and health.

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Thanks professor Quave for all the knowledge that you are sharing with us. I hope that someday I can meet you... It's a dream

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Great video, Awesome explanation and takedown of homeopathy.

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