Sbharris, your arguments will improve once you learn something about homeopathy. For instance, we do not "treat" symptoms; we use symptoms to find the remedy.  Further, whether a homeopath has or doesn't have medical training, we use whatever diagnosis the patient has been given, but then, we put more emphasis on whatever unusual or idiosyncratic symptoms the person has.  And for the record, there is plenty of in-fighting in homeopathy...200 years worth...and different styles of using high and low potencies.  Once you learn something about homeopathy, you may be dangerous. Until then, your lack of knowledge about this subject is simply amusing, not convincing.  Still, I will AGF, and I ask you to consider avoid the strawman argument.  Talk