homeopathy

Some pseudotherapies take advantage of certain rituals and products to enhance the placebo effect and make it appear that they are effective when they are not.

Scientific journals are characterized by the rigor in exposing data and conclusions. Others do business, no matter what is said.

A study with 34 million patients leaves no room for doubt: alternative medicine kills.

According to the Spanish Society of Neurology, alternative medicine does not provide a real benefit, but only an intense placebo effect.

In recent years, the sale of drugs with a low content of chemicals has proliferated, which in theory pose a lower risk to health and appeal to many patients. Over time, however, homeopathic medicine has proven to be more damaging than conventional medicine as many people choose these therapies to combat serious illnesses. In fact, many users continue to take miracle drugs whose effects are questioned by the scientific community.