When patient and drug vibration rates harmonize, a phenomenon known

to physicists and engineers occurs as resonance, wherein a drug that does

not cover all of the patient's symptoms cannot have any effect, and will
not even be achieved with the union of two or three. You could say it's not
about quantity, it's about quality, but we wouldn't be talking about
homeopathy either. In this therapy the remedies are all different in
"quality", neither in quantity nor in quality, so we move away again from
conventional medicine in terms of posology and price of a remedy.
Each homeopathic medicine has its own vibrational frequency, and for it
to work, it must be similar to the nature of the disease and administered
separately. Still, there are pharmaceutical preparations composed of
several homeopathic remedies that seem to work perfectly, without their
components resorplapsing unfavorably. This tells us that we still do not
know for sure the functioning of homeopathy and we should continue to
speculate and experiment. Over the years we have also learned something
that even Hahnemann himself did not get to see: that any organic or
inorganic element can be a good homeopathic remedy, not just the
poisons he handled so effectively.
This is something that we can now explain thanks to the advances of
quantum physics, which explains that every cosmic element has its own
vibration and therefore a memory that will make it behave in an
undetermined way, in an uncertain way. In the world of subatomic
particles, where everything flows, where particles appear and disappear,
their movements are discontinuous and rotate incessantly in all directions,
sometimes as such particles and sometimes as wave functions. Will the
same medicines used now prepared in accordance with homeopathic
doctrine ever go on sale? Surely this is the case when homeopathy is a
must in medical schools.