Homeopathy and my attempt to prove its scientificity.

[drdevendra]

The body owns a regulatory system that keeps body temperature within a close range. The centers of this system are located in the hypothalamus.Temperature sensors are found in the preoptic and anterior hypothalamic nuclei. More sensors are contained in the skin and in a few deep tissues in the body. The temperature is regulated by a nervous feedback mechanism. The signals from the sensors are evaluated in the posterior hypothalamus.5
In my study temperature is measured from skin of forearm, as this study doesn’t required exact values, the variability in temperature is measured from skin. “It is supposed that Homeopathic medicines produce change in temperature variability”.
more information @ Homeopathic Technologies

Thanks,
Dr.Devendra Kumar MD(Homeo)

[Casey Miller]

Hi friend.
I would like to comments some points here regarding homoeopathy.
Body temperature is regulated by hypothalamus which is located at the base of the brain.
It sets the body temperature as per the body needs.Here is some homoeopathy treatment for fever.
1-Belladonna -- often used for fever .This treatment is appropriate for people who are not thirsty even though their mouths and skin are dry.
2-Glonoinum -- used for fever if the person is flushed and sweaty.

Thanks

[petermark1234]

Homeopathic medicines produce certain change in physiological variability, it is evident from the above experiments. Homeopathic medicines have a straight impact on physiological phenomenon of living organisms. The physiological functions in living organisms are under control of Hypothalamus. So this work of measuring physiological variability in human body temperature after giving homeopathic medicine shows, the homeopathic medicines are acted on Hypothalamus. The physiological functions are influenced by homeopathic medicines, so the wave pattern in parametric reconstruction graphs in the above experiments are regular after applied homeopathic medicine. Indirectly it shows homeopathic medicines act on hypothalamus, disturbs the functions of hypothalamus in case of healthy subjects and set right the disturbance in diseased individuals.
The change in pattern of ‘Physiological Variability in Human Body Temperature’ after applied Homeopathic Medicine is an objective evidence for the action of Homeopathic medicine.
The experiment of measuring physiological variability in human body temperature is the straight answer for the mystery behind homeopathic medicine action. These experiments show Homeopathic medicine acts by producing change in physiological functions. The selection of homeopathic medicine by measuring physiological variability in human body temperature will be a unified method in homeopathy. This work certainly introduce new technique into the homeopathic system. The way of measuring temperature variability by data loggers and sensors for identification and selection of homeopathic medicine is one objective measure introducing for the first time even seen in homeopathy.
This method can be used in Homeopathic pharmacies for testing quality & standardization of Homeopathic medicines. The extended studies based on this work can lead into identification of specific patterns among hydrogen bonds in Homeopathic dilutions.

[Mark_ferguson77]

Very nice & very smart post.
It is very safe & very straight.

[MRC_Hans]

Originally Posted by drdevendra

The body owns a regulatory system that keeps body temperature within a close range. The centers of this system are located in the hypothalamus.Temperature sensors are found in the preoptic and anterior hypothalamic nuclei. More sensors are contained in the skin and in a few deep tissues in the body. The temperature is regulated by a nervous feedback mechanism. The signals from the sensors are evaluated in the posterior hypothalamus.5
In my study temperature is measured from skin of forearm, as this study doesn’t required exact values, the variability in temperature is measured from skin. “It is supposed that Homeopathic medicines produce change in temperature variability”.
more information @ Homeopathic Technologies

Thanks,
Dr.Devendra Kumar MD(Homeo)

Dear Devendra Kumar,

We have met before, in other forums, however, for the benefit of the people here, perhaps you should give a short synopsis of your research methods, the findings, and how you reach your conclusions.

This would also give you a new opportunity to motivate your conclusions, something you have, IMHO, failed to do earlier.

Hans