Does any of the consumers that have given 5 stars to this remedy, knows what exactly one pill contain? "Who cares, if it works"? Is that it?

Drug facts: Anas barbariae 200CK HPUS. Inactive ingredients are lactose and sucrose. Instructions say to dissolve one tube of pellets under the tongue every 6 hours. My chiropractor instructed to take second dose within an hour and a third a couple hours after if I still had symptoms. It works!

Does any of the consumers that have given 5 stars to this remedy, knows what exactly one pill contain? "Who cares, if it works"? Is that it?

From Wikipedia: The ingredients of a one-gram tube of Oscillococcinum are listed as follows: Active ingredient: Anas Barbariae Hepatis et Cordis Extractum (extract of Muscovy duck liver and heart) 200CK HPUS 1×10−400 g[11] which is much less than the mass of a proton (1.67×10−24 g).[11] Inactive ingredient: 0.85 g sucrose, 0.15 g lactose (100% sugar).[14] The 200CK indicates that the preparation entails a series of 200 dilutions of the starting ingredient, an extract from the heart and liver of a Muscovy duck.[11] Each step entails a 1:100 dilution, where the first mixture contains 1% of the extract, the second contains 1% of the first mixture, etc.[11] The K indicates that it is prepared by the Korsakovian method, in which rather than 1% of the preparation being measured out at each stage and then diluted, a single vessel is repeatedly emptied, refilled, and vigorously shaken (in homeopathic terminology "succussed"), and it is assumed that 1% remains in the vessel each time.[15] The 200C dilution is so extreme that the final pill contains none of the original material.[11][16]

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