Lab testing shows homeopathic remedy Gelsemium works for anxiety
A study done by Bellavite P. et al. found that Gelsemium had a positive action on anxiety in lab mice. This remedy was given in a 5C potency and compared to an anti anxiety drug called diazepam as well as a placebo. Researchers concluded that Gelsemium had a positive influence on the mice with regards to emotional responses to novel environments. There was a significant decrease in fear related behaviour exhibited in this mice. When additional tests were performed with a higher potency, 30C, they found that it had even a greater effect.
Source: Bellavite P. et al. Homeopathic Doses of Gelsemium sempervirins Improve the Behavior of Mice in Response to Novel Environments. Evidence-Based Complimentary and Alternative Medicine, e-Cam online advanced publication, 2009 Sep 14. ecam.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/nep139v1
Source: Bellavite P. et al. Homeopathic Doses of Gelsemium sempervirins Improve the Behavior of Mice in Response to Novel Environments. Evidence-Based Complimentary and Alternative Medicine, e-Cam online advanced publication, 2009 Sep 14. ecam.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/nep139v1
Such a nice information and homeopathic medicine are really effective and through Homeopathy any type of deceased can be solved.
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Mice? Seriously? I've had doubts about homeopathy as humans are very likely to feel the placebo effect, but is there such a thing in tests on mice? Although, tests on mice really doesn't predict human behaviour that precisely, either.
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However, it does prove that homeopathy does work in mice with anxiety.That remedy has been used for over 200 years for anxiety. Why let biases against a type of medicine discredit a scientific study? Animal studies prove there is no placebo affect with this remedy.
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