Homeopathic research

The future of homeopathic research

Homeopathic research has succeeded in adapting to the developments in modern medical science and the practice of clinical trials. It has overcome difficulties that it has sometimes encountered, from the complexity of its implementation up to some a priori negative.

In the last few years, meta-analysis conclusions have made it possible to definitively erase doubts on the fundamental aspects of homeopathic clinical research: trials are conducted rigorously and scientifically and their results are not caused by a placebo effect or by chance.

Significant results, studies to be pursued

The positive results obtained by homeopathy on diseases such as allergic rhinitis, acute diarrhoea or Fibromyalgia are reliable. Above all they show its efficacy and its advantages (particularly the lack of adverse effects).

Studies that evaluate the impact that health-care strategies have on public health as well as their financial aspects show the favourable cost-efficacy ratio of homeopathic treatments.

Furthermore, biological research has made it possible for specialists to study in vitro and in vivo with animals, the action of homeopathic medicines according to their dilution and to thus fine tune homeopathic knowledge. Researchers are also doing their best to find a physical explanation to the effects of high dilutions : they are studying the "how" of homeopathy, as much as the "why".

Homeopathic research, a story which continues to unfold

Currently, biological studies must be pursued, diversified, amplified and their results transposed to humans. New clinical trials must confirm results already obtained and many others, to show the effect of homeopathic treatment on different pathologies.

It is by multiplying the experiments in all of the study axes that homeopathic research is constructed.