Homöopathie zwischen Heilkunst und Wissenschaft (Teil 2)

Journal/Book: Allgemeine Homöopathische Zeitung. 1991; 236/3: 102-108.

Abstract: The relationship of homoeopathy and natural science, which is still unsolved, raises the question of the relationship between the art of medicine and science as such. Science is the art to establish the creative into a form which allows one to argue. That the art of medicine (Heilkunst) makes up the comprehensible field out of which the medical science develops, is also evident in one donsiders philosophy of time. Even the natural science deals in its bases with unexplained secrets. At resent it therefore must be an open question, whether or not the homoeopathic phenomena allow natural-scientific objectivity. The hypothesis, that homoeopathy deals with natural-scientific comprehensive phenomena should, nevertheless, have a high priority as far as the strategy of reserach is concerned. - The second part explains how this hypothesis must be intensified to a specific question: Do the homoeopathic (in particular: the high-dilution) phenomena cause effects which can be observed in non-living substances? Over against the Loschmidt-objection the quantum concept of the photon (light particle) as an object with highly variable number of particles must be emphasized. It is suitable to radically enhance our present biochemical ideas of living organisms. This change no longer excludes that the intuition of a "homoeopathic information" might be brought together with concepts of natural science in its further progress. At the present situation it is necessary to have an umpolemical oponness openness over against established positions.

Keyword(s): Heilkunst, Medizinische Wissenschaft, Naturwissenschaft, Zeitphilosophie, Hochpotenzen in nichtlebenden Substanzen, Loschmidt-Einwand, Fermionen, Bosonen, Photonen in der Biophysik, Homöopathische Information (Speicherwirkung), Medikamententestung, Elekt

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