होम्योपैथिक तरीके से बनाई गई थाइरोक्सिन की टैडपोल पर प्रक्रिया ( The effect of homeopathically prepared thyroxine on highland frogs: influence of electromagnetic fields )

थायरोड हार्मोन का कार्य material doses मे टैडपोल के मेढंक मे कायाकल्प ( morphogenesis) की प्रक्रिया  को तेज  करना देखा गया है  । आस्ट्रिया के शोधकर्ताओं ने होम्योपैथिक तरीके से बनाई गई थाइरोक्सिन 10⁻³⁰ ( thyroxine 10⁻³⁰ ) के घोल मे टैडपोल को रख के देखा कि इससे मेढंक बनने की  कायाकल्प की प्रक्रिया धीमी होती पायी गई । इस शोध का महत्व बहुत अधिक है क्योंकि यह उन लोगों के मुँह मे ताला लगा सकता है जो होम्योपैथी को अवैज्ञानिक और बकवास कहते रहते हैं ।

For many years, a group of researchers in Austria has experimented
with homeopathic doses of THYROXIN (a thyroid hormone).  They have given it
to tadpoles and found that it slows down their morphogenesis into frogs.
This effect makes sense from a homeopathic point of view because this
thyroid hormone in material doses normally speeds up the tadpoles evolution
into frog-dom.
       This research has now been replicated many times, and what is so
interesting is that the researchers can show the differences in photos
between those tadpoles given the homeopathic medicine and those given a
placebo.
       This study below was replicated in FIVE laboratories!

The effect of homeopathically prepared thyroxine on highland frogs: influence of electromagnetic fields

Source: Science Direct

S. Weber, P.C. Endler¹, S.U. Welles¹, E. Suanjak-Traidl¹, W. Scherer-Pongratz¹, M. Frass¹, H. Spranger¹, G. Peithner² and H. Lothaller^3
1Interuniversity College Graz/Castle of Seggau, Austria
²Peithner Inc., Vienna, Austria
³University of Graz, Austria
Received 13 December 2006;  revised 14 November 2007;  accepted 14 November 2007.  Available online 11 January 2008.

Abstract

Background: Previous experiments show that amphibian larvae are responsive to homeopathically prepared thyroxine.

Methods: We studied the effect of a highly diluted and agitated thyroxine solution exposed to various electromagnetic fields on metamorphosis in highland Rana temporaria. The devices tested were: microwave oven, mobile phone, airport X-ray, and a red light barcode scanner. Animals were treated either with homeopathically prepared thyroxine (10⁻³⁰ parts by weight, 10⁻³⁵ in the water in which the animals were kept), or analogously prepared blank solution, or analogously prepared thyroxine exposed to the electromagnetic field of one of the devices tested. Solutions were administered at 48 h intervals according to a standardized protocol.

Results: Animals treated with the standard test solution thyroxine 10⁻³⁰ metamorphosed more slowly than the control animals, ie the effect of the homeopathically prepared thyroxine was opposed to the usual physiological effect of molecular thyroxine. The cumulative number of test animals that had reached the four-legged stage at defined points in time was smaller in the group treated with homeopathically prepared thyroxine at most of the points in time. This was found independently by all three research teams involved.

In contrast, this effect did not occur when the thyroxine solution had been exposed to the field of the early model microwave oven, or mobile phone. There was no difference between aqueous or alcoholic solutions were used, and there was, if any, only a small protective effect from aluminum foil. Airport X-ray and red light barcode scanning did not diminish the effect of the homeopathic solution.