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To: Bill Wexler who wrote (5805)	12/30/1999 4:49:00 PM
From: BDR	Read Replies (2) of 10293

Has GUMM announced plans to deliver Zicam via the internet yet? aps.org May 14, 1999 THE CHALLENGE: HOMEOPATHY VIA THE INTERNET. As revealed by Time Magazine this week, I have been in discussions with Brian Josephson (1973 Nobel Prize in Physics) over a protocol for a proposed double-blind trial of the claims of French homeopathist Jacques Benveniste. It was Benveniste who reported in a 1988 Nature article that a solution of a particular antibody retains its biological activity even after it is so diluted that not a single molecule of antibody remains(30X). The solution is said to "remember." Benveniste now reports that he can detect the electromagnetic "signature" of this memory and transfer it via the Internet to another container of water anywhere in the world. In the proposed test, Benveniste would identify which of a group of water samples have been remotely activated. We had hoped the test could carried out quickly. Alas, Dr. Benveniste now says there are a number of improvements that need to be made in the interests of reliability. Nevertheless, we remain hopeful. (To date the homeopathist mentioned has not responded to the challenge to test his claims)

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