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Irfan Siddiqui View Drop Down
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    Posted: 12 June 09 at 23:11
Well Clark's observation cannot be absolutley ruled out. However I am of the opinion that the physiology of human endocrine system is quite different from that of birds. Observations of; and experiments on animals and birds can only provide some ground for the prospective researches. The examples widely scattered around us are there to trigger our interest with a fair possibility of good results, many a times the results are extremely salutary. Homeopathy, even now, is way behind in the domain of research.    
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I actually thought that what Clarke said was that when birds ate them they lost weight, not stayed lean - more that they emaciated somewhat (proving or poisoning symptom).
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I stand corrected.
 
These are the exact words from Clarke.
 
Wild pigeons and other birds which eat the berries acquire a highly red colour and lose their fat. This last observation has led to the use of a tincture of Phyt. berries as an anti-fat, and many successful results have been reported. This observation may be taken as the key to one of the great spheres of the action of this remedy─the absorption of tissues, especially new growths.
 
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Still this doesn't prove that berries have anything to do with human fat.
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