New Facts About The Munich Headache Study By G. Vithoulkas And Hp. Seiler

Since its publication, the Munich headache study by Walach1 has been the subject of controversial discussion.2 In spite of this, even in homeopathic circles, Walach’s study is still regarded as a serious scientific trial with negative implications for classical homeopathy and has influenced all meta-analyses since published. As a result, it ”damaged homeopathy more than anything else that had so far surfaced in medical journals“3 and has become a main pillar of Walach’s interpretation of homeopathy as “non-causal” respectively “magical”,4 contradicting Hahnemann’s original principles.
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