Kamyar Esmaeili
2022
► BACKGROUND: ● "Viremedy", "Homeopathic Medicines", and so-called "Intentional Healing Medicines" are among "Information-including Medicines (Information-carrying Medicines)". Such medicines are the materials that the rendition of their respective physical information into the corresponding biotic (biological) qualities involves the relevant effects in the living creature. This rendition (decoding) initially takes place via a certain part of the living system termed "Parallel Body". They are broadly used in practice in some therapeutic modalities like Homeopathy, etc. However, in view of the high dilution of homeopathic medicines, sometimes beyond "Avogadro’s Limit", some scholars have considered them the inert substances called "Placebo", having no specific virtue! Oppositely, some others have counted homeopathy as a credible therapeutic modality. Likewise, there are diverse opinions and discussions about what is termed "Energy Medicine" (in its putative sense) and some related topics. The true meanings of what are sometimes named "Subtle Body" and "Subtle Energy" are the two instances of such discussable topics. Anyhow, some of the notions presented in some modalities of "Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)", such as homeopathy and what is mistakenly called "Energy Healing", are worthwhile. On the other hand, there are many incorrect or even superstition-like beliefs in these modalities. Considering such controversial discussions, various hypotheses have already been offered about the physical essence and the action mechanism of the preparations named "High Dilution Medicines" like homeopathic medicines. Anyhow, a realistic, comprehensive theory was required. In this synopsis about information-including medicines in general and Viremedy in particular, the outlines of a working theory about such medicines have been concisely presented. [Well understanding this synopsis naturally requires sufficient time and deliberation. (It is also worthy of remark that
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