Epigenetics, Nano-Pharmacology and Homoeopathic Perspective
Keywords:
Homeopathy Potentization, Nanoparticles, Nanopharmacology, EpigeneticsAbstract
Homoeopathy has been curing people for years and also the world’s second largest and growing medicinal system(according to WHO); but it is still facing criticism for its process of potentization and Placebo effect. Through these existing epigenetic studies and Nano-pharmacology researches; we might have enough proof that can explain effect of potentization and also Homoeopathy is never just a placebo effect. Only a few pieces of evidence are present here otherwise there are many research and studies are concluded or ongoing all over the world. These research studies show the presence of Nano-particles with silicon structure in highly diluted Potentized medicine (beyond Avogadro’s number) and also explained after being highly diluted, still shows efficient effects to change the gene expressions. Here, references are taken from PubMed, Google scholar, IJRH and others.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24321/2394.6547.202612
How to cite this article:
Vasava L. Epigenetics, Nano-Pharmacology and Homoeopathic Perspective. J Adv Res Ayur Yoga Unani Sidd Homeo. 2026;13(3&4): 31-35.
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