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In addition to that, some homeopathic remedies are not diluted enough to render its active ingredient or ingredients inactive; this makes it possible for them to cause real side effects, because they contain actual pharmacologically active ingredients.<ref name=nccih/>
In addition to that, some homeopathic remedies are not diluted enough to render its active ingredient or ingredients inactive; this makes it possible for them to cause real side effects, because they contain actual pharmacologically active ingredients.<ref name=nccih/>
== Relation to liberalism ==
The connection between the usage of homeopathic remedies and [[liberalism]] is not proven nor discussed by any reliable source, but liberals have been shown to be more likely to believe in pseudoscience than [[conservatives]]; for instance, more liberals believe in the pseudoscientific myth of [[astrology]] than conservatives.
Health food stores frequented by liberals may have homeopathic remedies in stock. <ref>http://scienceissexy.com/2014/11/15/spreading-pseudoscience-5-ways-liberals-are-as-bad-as-conservatives/</ref>
== See also ==
== See also ==