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Question 1
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What is the first principle of homeopathy?
- Dilution
- Like cures like
- Potentization
- Placebo effect
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Question 2
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What does 1X potency mean in homeopathy?
- One part ingredient to nine parts solvent
- One part ingredient to ninety-nine parts solvent
- One part ingredient to one hundred parts solvent
- One part ingredient to one thousand parts solvent
Question 3
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Who developed homeopathy in the 18th century?
- Hippocrates
- Samuel Hahnemann
- Paracelsus
- Louis Pasteur
Question 4
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What is the process called that involves diluting and agitating ingredients in homeopathy?
- Potentization
- Homogenization
- Centrifugation
- Fermentation
Question 5
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How does modern medicine generally view the effectiveness of homeopathy?
- Highly effective
- Moderately effective
- Placebo effect
- Harmful
Question 6
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What is a common criticism of the principle of potentization in homeopathy?
- It involves harmful chemicals
- It is too expensive
- It results in extreme dilution with no active ingredient left
- It is too complicated
Question 7
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Which of the following is a reason homeopathy became successful in the 18th century?
- Effective treatment
- Non-invasive methods
- Bloodletting
- Advanced technology
Question 8
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What did Hahnemann believe was necessary for his remedies to work?
- Regular exercise
- Avoidance of certain foods and activities
- Modern diagnostics
- Double-blinded studies
Question 9
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What is the role of the placebo effect in homeopathy, according to modern understanding?
- It has no role
- It enhances the curative powers
- It is the main reason for perceived effectiveness
- It leads to harmful side effects
Question 10
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How has modern medicine improved human health compared to the 18th century?
- Less invasive methods
- Better sanitation
- Double-blinded studies and scientific evaluation
- All of the above
Question 11
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What is a 'globuli' in the context of homeopathy?
- A type of diagnostic tool
- A sugar pellet used to deliver homeopathic remedies
- A dilution technique
- A measurement unit
Question 12
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What does the 'C' in 30C potency stand for?
- 100
- 1000
- 10
- 50
Question 13
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What is a significant economic aspect of the homeopathy industry?
- Low profit margins
- Minimal market reach
- High profit margins
- Government subsidies
Question 14
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What is a key factor in the success of homeopathy according to the video?
- Scientific validation
- Personalized and empathetic consultations
- Quick treatments
- Government support
Question 15
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What is one way modern medicine could improve based on homeopathy's approach?
- Use more natural ingredients
- Increase the cost of treatments
- Spend more time with patients
- Reduce the use of technology
Question 16
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What did Samuel Hahnemann require his patients to avoid for his treatments to work?
- Modern diagnostics
- Certain foods and activities
- All medications
- Exercise
Question 17
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What is the second principle of homeopathy?
- Like cures like
- Potentization
- Placebo effect
- Homeostasis
Question 18
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What was a common practice in the 18th century that homeopathy aimed to replace?
- Vaccination
- Bloodletting
- Antibiotics
- Surgery
Question 19
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How does homeopathy's principle of 'water memory' conflict with modern science?
- Water cannot retain information
- Water is harmful
- Water is too expensive
- Water cannot be diluted
Question 20
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Why might people continue to believe in homeopathy despite scientific evidence against it?
- Placebo effect
- Cultural beliefs
- Personal testimonials
- All of the above
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