Homeopathy for Health and Vitality

Researchers at Penn State University, Stanford University and the University of Arizona are beginning to unravel the mystery about how ultra-dilutions (remedies) work. The Material Science Laboratory at Penn State, the #1 material science laboratory internationally (rated as such in 2003), led the research effort. In papers published in Material Research Innovations (The Structure of Liquid Water; Novel Insights From Material Science; Potential Relevance to Homeopathy; December 2005) and Homeopathy (July 2007), researches Roy, Bell, Hoover, et al present the vast data on the structure of water and its ability to change and retain structure in the presence of a remedy. These findings strongly suggest that the 19^th century chemistry arguments used to denigrate homeopathy are unscientific and irrelevant. These authors establish that it is the structure of water that dictates its properties. Changes in the structure of water change the information content in water.