Madeleine Ennis
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Madeleine Ennis is a pharmacologist and researcher at Queen's University in Belfast, Ireland. Her experiments have shown that ultra-dilute solutions, such as those used in Homeopathic remedies, can affect cells just as the controls do.[1][2][3][4] These experiments, which were replicated in four different labs[1], lent scientific credence to some kind of Homeopathic effect.
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- ^ a b 13 Things That Do Not Make Sense. New Scientist 30 (March 19, 2005). Retrieved on March 4, 2007. “4. Belfast Homeopathy Results”
- ^ Horizon failed to reproduce her results Homeopathy: The Test. BBC (Nov 26, 2002). Retrieved on March 4, 2007.
- ^ Brown, VG; Ennis, M. (2001). "Flow-cytometric analysis of basophil activation: inhibition by histamine at convential and homeopathic concentrations" (50): 47-48.
- ^ Belon, M.; Cumps J, Ennis M, Mannaioni PF, Sainte-Laudy J, Roberfroid M, Wiegant FAC. (1999). "Inhibition of human basophil degranulation by successive histamine dilutions: results of a european multi-centre trial" (48).
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Home Page at Queen's University, Belfast.
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