Immune function

Clinical trial, with positive findings,  on 36 patients at a homeopathy clinic in Australia. Approximately half  of the patients were randomly allocated to receive homeopathic medicine  and the others received dummy medicine (placebo); they were not told  which treatment group they were in. After a period of one week’s  treatment, the patients in the homeopathy group reported improved  feeling of wellbeing compared to those in the placebo group.

Kuzeff RM (1998). Homeopathy, sensation of well-being and CD4-levels –  A placebo-controlled, randomized trial. Complementary Therapies in  Medicine; 6:4–9.

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