Homeopathy is the fastest growing alternative medicine category in the world today. Homeopathy is long established. The British royal family has used homeopathy exclusively for generations. All the physicians to the Royal Family have been homeopaths dating back to the late 1800's. Today homeopathy in Britain is estimated to be growing 20% a year. Over 30 million people in Europe use homeopathy, and approximately 130 million people in India. In Brazil, 15,000 physicians are practicing homeopaths.

One of the main tenets of homeopathy is that the medicinal potency of a substance is increased with its dilution. This is perhaps the most controversial. Many mainstream doctors and scientists argue that there is no way that a substance so diluted could possibly have any effect. Homeopathy is in their view ineffectual -- any possible benefit that patients derived would have to be purely a placebo effect.

The scientific community was recently set abuzz by the current research of Professor Luc Montagnier. Professor Montagnier is the French scientist who won the 2009 Nobel Prize for discovering the AIDS virus. His current research provides evidence that ultra high dilutions, such as those used in homeopathy, do in fact have effects. Professor Montagnier has shocked the scientific and medical establishment by stating that water has a memory that continues after many dilutions.