[Omeo33] Art 1085 - Homeopathy, 2010, 99 (1), 37-50

[Massimo Saruggia]

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Il giorno 05/lug/2010, alle ore 18.21, Gino Santini  
<g.santini a ismo.it> ha scritto:

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> SIOMI / Redazione di Omeopatia33
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> Animal models for studying homeopathy and high dilutions: Conceptual  
> critical review
> Leoni Villano Bonamin and Peter Christian Endler
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> Introduction
> This is a systematic review of the animal models used in studies of  
> high dilutions. The objectives are to analyze methodological quality  
> of papers and reported results, and to highlight key conceptual  
> aspects of high dilution to suggest clues concerning putative  
> mechanisms of action.
> Methods
> Papers for inclusion were identified systematically, from the Pubmed- 
> Medline database, using ‘Homeopathy’ and ‘Animal’ as  
> keywords. Only original full papers in English published between Jan 
> uary 1999 and June 2009 were included, reviews, scientific reports,  
> thesis, older papers, papers extracted from Medline using similar ke 
> ywords, papers about mixed commercial formulas and books were also c 
> onsidered for discussion only. 31 papers describing 33 experiments w 
> ere identified for the main analysis and a total of 89 items cited.
> Results
> Systematic analysis of the selected papers yielded evidence of some  
> important intrinsic features of high dilution studies performed in  
> animal models: a) methodological quality was generally adequate,  
> some aspects could be improved; b) convergence between results and  
> materia medica is seen in some studies, pointing toward to the  
> possibility of systematic study of the Similia principle c) both  
> isopathic and Similia models seem useful to understand some complex  
> biological phenomena, such as parasite–host interactions; d) the eff 
> ects of high dilutions seem to stimulate restoration of a ‘stable st 
> ate’, as seen in several experimental models from both descriptive a 
> nd mathematical points of view.
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