Homeopathic Remedies as the Pharmacological Means of Informational Medicine

Abstract

Homeopathy, a branch of alternate medicine, works on a holistic level because it focuses on readjusting false perceptions and healing negative energy signals and follows the rule of similar and uses potentiated substances called remedies carrying information. Although some empirical evidence exists, there is little academic research and lack of a theoretical model to explain their effects. Homeopathy uses two instances of generalized entanglement: one between the remedy and the original substance (potentiation principle) and one between the individual symptoms of a patient and the general symptoms of a remedy picture (similarity principle). The remedy, itself is one entangled state and the homeopathic method is another entangled state between the symptomatology of the patient and the remedial substance. The homeopathic remedy is the substance which is not present but would become a kind of receptacle which ‘absorbs’ symptoms. The whole symptom picture is coherent. Homeopathic treatment acts on the information level, but no physical explanation is given yet for the nature of the energy changes. Quantum mechanics seems to be a way to understand the success of homeopathic medicine in a physical context. To explain the therapeutic mode of homeopathic action, bio-molecular mechanisms, such as the memory of water and ‘non-local’ macro-entanglement, and patient- practitioner-remedy (PPR) interacting in terms of quantum matter-type fields. Since quantum properties can be physical without being observable, a similarity could exist between homeopathy and quantum theory which could be useful for modeling the homeopathic process. Homeopathic remedies can be considered as the pharmacological means of evidence for informational medicine.