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Originally Posted by jinx
So a burn left untreated will stop hurting as quickly as it will if treated with calendula? Do a little experiment on your own and find out.
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A quick Googling reveals calendula to be an ointment with an actual herbal component. I don't know about it in particular, but it is at least possible for herbal remedies to work, as they actually have ingredients, and many medicines are derived from plants. Herbal remedies (the ones that actually work) don't rely on "vibrations" or "clustering", they are essentially weak versions of the actual medications that are derived from them.
I know what natural frequency and natural resonance are.
Natural resonance is irrelevant to the concept of homeopathy. It is based on a real vibration, not "vibration" or water "clusters".
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Originally Posted by Wired
Natural resonance describes the minute vibration frequency that every object has. If you get two objects sharing an exact natural resonance, it can lead to those vibrations being excited into stronger ones.
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When they say vibration here, they are talking about actual, physical, left-right-up-down-to-fro movement. Resonance in a molecule will result in heat- that's how microwave ovens work. Resonance in a liquid will result in waves. Kids often discover this in the bath, when they make splashes at just the right frequency to amplify them over the side of the tub. Resonance in a sugar pill will cause it to crumble.