The Chinese have studied the medicinal effects of herbs for thousands of years. Specific directions were developed on how to pick the herbs, preserve the herbs, and how to prepare the herbal remedies. Often these remedies were made in dilute quantities, sometimes as low as one part per ion, which is equivalent to a 9x. The Chinese understood how certain herbs could be made more dilute and still achieve pharmacological effectiveness.**(Read more below)

Although they did not have a system of succussion, nor did they have a system of homeopathic dilution, the Chinese pharmacology was much akin to homeopathic processes. Many herbs were diluted to find safer levels of activity. This titration allowed for strong herbs to be used more safely.**

Nature provides many energetic factors beyond mere chemistry. Subtle energetic effects, mineral balance, electrical regulation abilities, and more are stable in dilution. Dilution also offers safety in compliance with the minimal dose concept of medicine. Many Chinese herbs have excellent effects in low potency homeopathic form.**

The Dr. Recommends Oriental Herbal Remedies utilize the compatibility of herbology and homeopathy. This is to insure safety first, while guaranteeing effectiveness. Many compounds can be increased in energetic potency as we make them more and more dilute, while preserving their activity.**