FAQ: Evidence
Questions about the quality of evidence and appropriate claims.
- Key point 1
Does homeopathy have reliable evidence for curing illnesses?
- Key point 2
What is the difference between testimonials and trials?
- Key point 3
How can I ask a professional about a claim?
What is homeopathy?
Homeopathy is a complementary practice developed over 200 years ago, based on ideas such as “like cures like” and very high dilutions. Reliable research has not established that it treats medical conditions.
Who is Kalyani Zodey?
The archived April 2025 website identifies Kalyani Zodey as an MD (Homeopath) offering consultations in Canada and India. Credentials and availability should be independently verified before seeking services.
How does a homeopathic consultation work?
The archived process describes discussing symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and questions during an initial one-to-one appointment. It should not replace an evidence-based medical assessment.
Can homeopathy replace prescribed medicines?
No. Do not stop or change prescribed medicines, vaccination or specialist care because of homeopathic advice. Discuss any complementary product with your licensed clinician.
Is homeopathy proven effective for illness?
Major independent health authorities report little or no reliable evidence that homeopathy is effective for treating particular medical conditions. See the Evidence & Research page.
Can homeopathic products have side effects?
Some marketed products may contain measurable active ingredients or alcohol and may cause side effects or drug interactions. Check packaging and consult a pharmacist or doctor.
The archived homepage is dated 8 April 2025. Added pages are original explanatory template content, not claimed to be existing historical URLs.
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