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Posted: 16 Apr 2014 06:07 AM PDT
 Here I am saying something that most homeopaths would not be very happy to hear, because my statement goes against their long-existing beliefs and practices. I expect strong opposition on this concept, which directly evolved from my scientific understanding and observations of potentization. If ‘molecular imprinting’ is the real mechanism involved in homeopathic potentization, it is obvious that there is no likelihood of any special benefit by higher and higher potentisations above 12C. Logically, potentization need be continued only just beyond the limit of Avagadro number. By that stage, all the drug molecules would be removed from the medium, and the molecular imprinted water–alcohol mixture would have attained sufficient concentration of ‘molecular imprints’, which are the real active principles of potentized medicines. The three-dimensional structure of drug molecules used as ‘guests’ will have already got sufficiently imprinted into the hydration shells or hydrosomes by that time. There is no point in continuing potentization even after that stage. Even those who believe that potentization is a process by which ‘medicinal energy’ of drug substances are transferred into the medium, would find it difficult to explain what ‘medicinal energy’ could be ‘transferred’ even after the whole drug molecules are removed through serial dilutions. As per my observation, the medicinal property of any homeopathic drug beyond 12c will be the same. It is only a very rare possibility that there could be any significant difference between various so called higher potencies used by us, with regard to their content or medicinal qualities. Many master prescribers have already put on record that if the selection of similimum is correct, any potency would render the expected therapeutic result. Since I consider molecular imprints as the active principles of potentized drugs, I do not subscribe to the idea that 'higher' potencies are more 'powerful', and I see no special benefit by using 'higher' potencies. I think 12c is enough for completing molecular imprinting and removal of all drug molecules from the medium. What happens at molecular level during further potentization is still an open question for me. In supra-molecular chemistry, there is research going on regarding a phenomenon known as 'induced molecular assembly'. That means, supra-molecular clusters acting as templates and inducing other molecules to form similar clusters. We know, 'induced molecular assembly' is involved in crystallization, clathrate formation etc. Even 'prions', which are misfolded proteins, multiply by 'induced misfolding'. Antibodies, which are 'molecular imprinted proteins', also multiply by 'inducing' other globulin proteins to change configuration. Molecular imprints, which are supra-molecular clusters of water, may also multiply by the process of 'induced molecular assembly', where existing 'molecular imprints' may act as templates and induce formation of similar molecular imprints. It is only a possibility, which need in-depth study, which may provide us a rational way of resolving the riddle of high potencies. What actually happens when potentization is continued 'higher' even after crossing avogadro limit or 12C? Actually, large-sized drug molecules disappear from the potentizing medium much before 12c. By crossing 12c, even the smallest molecules will be removed. 12c will contain only molecular imprints. In order to understand what exactly happens when potentization goes higher and higher, we should study the behavior of supra-molecular nano-aggregates. They can act as 'seeds' to induce other water-alcohol molecules to form similar nano-structures. This phenomenon is commonly studied and utilized in making of crystals using 'seeding'. Crystals are nothing but supra-molecular clusters. A few crystals are added to a solution as 'seeds' to induce further supra-molecular assembling and crystallization. When 1 drop of 12c is adding to 99 drops of water-ethyl alcohol, we are actually using molecular imprints as 'seeds' to induce the formation of similar molecular imprints. It is obvious that there is no any special benefit by potentizing 'higher' above 12c. There is no any increase in power by going higher. Active principles of all potencies above 12c are molecular imprints, which act same way what ever the potency is. Actually, 12c will be ideal, as it contains molecular imprints formed by direct molecular imprinting, where as in higher potencies it is produced by 'induced' molecular assembly Even though 'molecular imprints' may be formed in higher potencies through the process of 'induced molecular assembling', by no way that makes higher potencies more 'powerful' or 'potent'. By 12c, all drug molecules will be removed from the medium, and medium gets saturated with 'molecular imprints'. 12c will be ideal homeopathic. therapeutic agent. I see no special benefits by going 'higher'. But, diluting medicines while administering by mixing with water may be beneficial, by increase the number of molecular imprints. Based on this observation, for the last five years I use only 30c, and I get expected results in all cases where selection of similimum was correct.  |
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Posted: 16 Apr 2014 06:03 AM PDT
In
order to prove the hypothesis of 'molecular imprints' as active
principles of potentized drugs, we have to TEST following tentative
predictions:
1. Chemical structure and properties of
water/ethyl alcohol mixture do not undergo any change during homeopathic
potentization. Or, potentized drugs (above 12c) and unpotentized medium
will be similar in their chemical properties.
2. Physical properties and parameters such as
rate of evaporation, boiling and freezing points, viscosity, absorption of light, refraction of light,
light permeability, brownian motion, solvent properties will be
different for high potency drugs and unpotentized water-ethyl alcohol
mixture
3. Potentized medicines do not contain original
drug molecules.
4. Potentized medicines act
up on biological molecules in a way different from unpotentized control
solutions.
5.
Potentized medicines react with biological molecules in exactly opposite
way from that of original drug molecules.
6. When subjected to
influence of physical forces such as heat, electricity or other EMRs,
potentized medicines lose their power to interact with biological
molecules.
7.
Potentized medicines can prevent their original drug molecules from
interacting with biological molecules.
8. Potentized medicines can antidote the
biological actions of their original drug molecules.
9. Potentized medicines
contain supra-molecular clusters of water/ethyl alcohol, different from
control medium, which will be evident from spectroscopic studies.
10. Those supra-molecular
clusters will disappear once the potentized medicines are subjected to
heat or electric current or strong EMRs.
11. Potentized medicines can absorb more UV
light than controls, during spectrometric studies
12. Scattering of light in
potentized medicines and controls will be different.
13. Spectroscopic patterns
of potentized medicines and control solutions will be different.
14. Hydrogen bonds in
potentized medicines are more strong and stable than that of control
solutions.
Once
these predictions are proved to be right by experiments, MIT hypothesis
could be considered scientifically validated. Additional predictions if
necessary could be evolved in due course.
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