A new approach to the memory of water
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- 13 October 2005
- journal article
- Published by Georg Thieme Verlag KG in Homeopathy
- Vol. 94 (04) , 241-247
Abstract
We investigated whether water has a ‘memory’ for succussion compared to unsuccussed controls. The method is based on a bioassay using dinoflagellates. The duration of memory measured by this method is at least 10 min, and may be longer. The effect may be based upon solitons. A hypothesis about the mode of action of homeopathy may be experimentally investigated by this method.Keywords
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