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    Explore "homeopathy" with insightful episodes like "#104 - I Talk To Amy Lansky, Author Of The "Impossible Cure" and "Active Consciousness"", "882: Homeopathy | Skeptical Sunday", "Part Two: The Bastard Who Invented Homeopathy" and "Part One: The Bastard Who Invented Homeopathy" from podcasts like ""Doc Malik", "The Jordan Harbinger Show", "Behind the Bastards" and "Behind the Bastards"" and more!

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    #104 - I Talk To Amy Lansky, Author Of The "Impossible Cure" and "Active Consciousness"

    #104 - I Talk To Amy Lansky, Author Of The "Impossible Cure" and "Active Consciousness"

    About this conversation: Amy L. Lansky, PhD was a NASA researcher in artificial intelligence when her life was transformed by the miraculous homeopathic cure of her son’s autism. In 2003, she published Impossible Cure: The Promise of Homeopathy, now one of the best-selling introductory books on homeopathy worldwide. Lansky then broadened her investigations to include ancient and modern teachings about consciousness, psychic phenomena, synchronicity, and meditation. Much of this is covered in her second book, Active Consciousness: Awakening the Power Within, published in 2011. In this conversation, Amy Lansky shares her personal experience with homeopathy and how it helped her son with autism. She discusses the possible causal factors and the progression of her son's treatment. The conversation also touches on the topic of vaccine injury and the underreporting of adverse events. Amy talks about her journey into homeopathy and her involvement in the health freedom movement. The discussion highlights the challenges in the medical profession, including the lack of medical ethics and critical thinking. Amy also talks about the transformation of Silicon Valley, Stanford University, and the toxic environment in the Bay Area. She also discusses the importance of states' rights and gun ownership, the concept of reincarnation and higher dimensions, and the significance of synchronicities and signs. This is a fascinating conversation and I hope you enjoy it. Links Website Impossible Cure Website Active consciousness Website Amy Lansky


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    882: Homeopathy | Skeptical Sunday

    882: Homeopathy | Skeptical Sunday

    Is homeopathy an effective alternative medicine or an unproven, unscientific sham? Comedian Michael Regilio joins us for Skeptical Sunday to find out!

    On This Week's Skeptical Sunday, We Discuss:

    • Homeopathy is an alternative medicine with a long history, relying on the principle of "like cures like" and the idea that water has memory.
    • Despite lacking scientific proof, homeopathic products are widely marketed and sold, even though they're required to carry warnings of unproven efficacy.
    • Homeopathic practices have faced criticism, and DNA testing has even revealed mislabeled or diluted ingredients and dangerous products on the market.
    • Some people turn to homeopathy for stress relief and placebo effects, but many are unaware of its lack of scientific basis.
    • While there's pushback against homeopathy, it continues to thrive due to marketing, endorsements by celebrities, and regulatory gaps.
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    Part One: The Bastard Who Invented Homeopathy