While browsing aimlessly at Tesco Homeplus in Denton I've found half of a shelf of reduced Bio Oil and other scar and stretch mark reducing potions.
Bio Oil 200ml was £4.99
Bio Oil 125ml was around £3.50
There was a lot of other similar stuff from Palmers all 75% off.
Sadly not national.
I didn't get any since I don't have any scars, except for the mental one after yesterday's football. It wouldn't work on this one anyway...
Bio Oil 200ml was £4.99
Bio Oil 125ml was around £3.50
There was a lot of other similar stuff from Palmers all 75% off.
Sadly not national.
I didn't get any since I don't have any scars, except for the mental one after yesterday's football. It wouldn't work on this one anyway...
I'm glad your condition improved but it was unlikely to have been the bio oil.
Are you one of the 3 people out of the whole nation who complained to ASA? Just read the article in the link and I couldn't stop myself from asking. Just curiosity with no intention to offend.
People's opinions are irrelevant it comes down to the evidence and Yes, it is as useless as homoeopathy.
Sadly not, but I'd be happy if my actions led to the public not spending their hard earned on something that didn't work.
Homeopathy has been proven to have no intrinsic benefit in several studies. There is a split only in opinions, not in facts.
Good deal, but doubt this works either.
how do you get rid of blocked pores and blackhead
Homeopathy doesn't work for the brainwashed masses, especially our so called doctors who haven't tried it but have just been told it doesn't work. Reminds me of the film Idiocracy where in the future everyone is blindly following an energy drink manufacrurer beleiving that its product should replace water and the masses were even using the energy drink to grow crops.
Homeopathy works but different to allopathic medicines
Show me a double blind that shows Homeopathy does anything then we will talk. Science not opinion on 'medicine'.
****. Homeopathy does not do anything. For conditions that are affected significantly by placebo (mental health, pain come to mind) it "works" on that.
On the other hand there are some excellent, fairly recently scientifically supported, allopathic medicines. Particularly when it comes to botanicals.
Agree. Use Coconut oil its cheaper and natural.
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NO IT DOESN'T!!! There are NO scientific studies that support homeopathy. There are plenty, however, that discredit it. To put in perspective, homeopathic remedies contain an 'active' ingredient that has been diluted to such an extent that if - for illustration purposes - there was a ball of water fitting between the earth and the moon, the 'active' ingredient would consist of ONE MOLECULE! Also, in order to make it 'effective', it has to hit several times on some kind of special book. If it works for some, it is purely down to the placebo affect - now THAT has been scientifically studied.
oil cleansing method and using face scrubs of olive oil and salt or honey and sugar.
Course it does, the placebo effect is well proven. Beyond that, nope. But whatever, waste your money.
Edit: And seriously, our 'so called doctors' have 5+ years of training and I bet you visit them for almost any health issue you have. But the 10 minutes a day you spend reading the daily mail makes you better informed I bet.
For a detailed and lucid explanation of how homeopathy works just go to howdoeshomeopathywork.com/ where all will be explained
I'd be very grateful to learn more about your beauty/skin care regime. I've long believed that there's a cheaper and better way to care for my skin and hair but I don't know how. Please show me how you use the different products you've highlighted including how and when you use each. Many thanks in advance.
However, I am against homeopaths telling patients to not take their prescribed medication though as that's dangerous and unethical.
There is no such thing as 'allopathic' medicine. The fact you used that word indicates you are a homeopathy believer. Homeopathy only 'works' due to the placaebo effect, as has been shown in every independent double-blind trial ever performed.
If it worked then the NHS would be prescribing magic water to everyone and saving 50% of their total costs. But they don't, do they.....because it's childish nonsense invented by a single person over 200 years ago with no evidence to back it up (and which goes against all known laws of physics, chemistry and biology). Randi sums it up nicely.
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