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Typical for homeopathy is that everything, every substance and living being on earth, is a medicine, a healing substance. This is the consequence of the first law of homeopathy the law of similars, which says that the toxic capacity of a substance is similar to its healing capacity. One can presume that all substances are toxic; at least I haven't encountered one that is not. Even sugar, slat and water are highly toxic and deadly when taken in enough amounts. So, every substance must also have healing qualities. The only problem is to discover which they are.
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