Mémoire de l’eau ou présence de la matière ?

Medicina alternativa

“…Si el artículo era correcto, implicaba que el agua debía tener una especie de memoria de lo que había contenido antes, y que podía tener un efecto biológico aun en ausencia de las moléculas de la sustancia original; la idea no era particularmente nueva, desde mediados del siglo XX se había sugerido que el contacto mediante la dilución de los elementos de una sustancia confiere indefinidamente, sobre el disolvente de dicha sustancia, una energía específica [52]. Luego del trabajo de Benveniste, algunos medios de comunicación retomaron la idea y acuñaron el concepto [53] (citado por [52]).…”

Ultra-High Dilutions and Homeopathy: Can They Be Explained without Non-Local Theory?

“…And in that case, can features deduced from the application of the formalism be interwoven with personal involvement? Poitevin points out experimenter effect even in some of the initial work of Benveniste's group, 4,37 while in the DARPA report a testimony by Benveniste himself is included, stating that 'he observed similar experimenter variability in his laboratory' and that 'certain individuals consistently get digital effects and other individuals get no effects or block those effects'. 35 The relation between any formalistic description and mindmatter interaction may continue to challenge our ideas about causality for a long time to come.…”

“…In this article, we do not attempt to overview the whole history of the work of Jacques Benveniste's team that appeared in the 1980s and of the subsequent evolution of their ideas that resulted in the concept of digital biology. There are already other articles [1][2][3][4] dedicated to this historical account, some of which written by protagonists of this endeavour, as well as entire books. 5,6 The purpose of the present article is mainly twofold, with its two objectives strongly interconnected.…”