I don't think you know what homeopathy is. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathy will give you a clue. "Tea from the horn of a rhino" is possibly considered treatment in some places, but it is not homeopathy.
(Which is not my support of homeopathy - it's just that using the right term is important for discourse. It's important to distinguish between copyright infringement and theft, and it is important to distinguish between different forms of alternative -- that is, not scientifically proven -- medicine).
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I don't think you know what homeopathy is. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathy will give you a clue. "Tea from the horn of a rhino" is possibly considered treatment in some places, but it is not homeopathy.
(Which is not my support of homeopathy - it's just that using the right term is important for discourse. It's important to distinguish between copyright infringement and theft, and it is important to distinguish between different forms of alternative -- that is, not scientifically proven -- medicine).