Alcohol in Homeopathy: Clarifying Its Role
Alcohol is not used to “make” homeopathic remedies. Remedies are prepared by serial dilution of a substance in water or alcohol until the original material is theoretically no longer present. The alcohol serves only as a solvent/preservative in the dilution process.
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