to even the slightest changes and dangers in our environment. Changes which, thanks to these receptors, we usually know nothing about. We adjust to slight changes in light, temperature and movement as well as immune responses to the billions of minute germs and harmful bacteria that contact us daily. So is it that surprising to find our receptors reading a remedy’s ‘message’ and while
making the adjustments to address it, relieving our symptoms?

The technical side: How these incredibly minute doses can have such resonance in our bodies has yet to be defined, though the string theory may one day provide the answer. Science is finding success with similarly diluted (potentized) substances in and out of medicine, in experiments ranging from chemotherapy to engine additives.