...in the course of time, but they thereby shew their want of ability to observe correctly. I dissolved a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol,...shook this solution continuously for half an hour, and this was hi dynaniization and energy equal to the thirtieth development of power. [Hahnemann's latest...

...even ventures upon what I cannot but call the following random shot ; — "I dissolved,'' he says, "a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol,...shook this solution continuously for half an hour, and this was in dynamization and energy equal to the thirtieth developement of power?" It would be very...

...is independent altogether of dilution, he mentions an experiment he made. " I dissolved," says he, " a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol in a phial, which was thereby filled half full, and shook this solution continuously for half an hour, and this was in dynamization and...

...physic in their pocket, and thereby dangerously potentized their drugs, he observes:—' I dissolved a grain of soda in an ounce of water, mixed with alcohol,...thereby filled two-thirds full, and shook this solution continually for half an hour; and this was a dynamizatiou and energy equal to the thirtieth development...

...physic in their pocket, and thereby dangerously potentized their drugs, he observes, " I dissolved a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol...thereby filled two-thirds full, and shook this solution, continually, for half an hour, and this was a dynamization and energy equal to the thirtieth development...

...is not afraid to venture upon what is evidently a shot quite at random. " I dissolved," he says, " a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol, in a phial, which was thereby filled two thirds full, and shook this solution continuously for half an hour, and this was in dynamization...

...potentized drosera. But while Hahnemann warns against giving drosera more than 20 shakes, Jenichen, the enthusiastic manufacturer of high dilutions, advocates...and energy it became equal to the 30th potency."* If this be the case, why all the labour of making dilutions ? This dynamization process, according...

...for by the effects of succussion or trituration, he cites the following experiment : ' I dissolved a grain of soda in an ounce of water, mixed with alcohol, in a two-ounce phial, and shook the solution continuously for half an hour, by which the solution was rendered...

...He is not afraid to venture upon what is evidently a shot quite at random. " I dissolved," he says, "a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol, in a phial, which was thereby filled two thirds full, and shook this solution continuously for half an hour, and this was in dynamization...

...exceeds the following example, which, for pure assumption, is quite a gem: "I dissolved," he says, "a grain of soda in an ounce of water mixed with alcohol in a vial, which was thereby filled two-thirds full, and shook this solution continuously for half an hour,...