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Water memory assumes water forgets every toilet it touched

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The foundation of extreme dilution therapies relies on the idea that water retains a mystical memory of the medicinal substances it once contained. This concept conveniently requires the water to miraculously forget all the municipal plumbing, algae, and fish waste it has also intimately interacted with.

Water memory assumes water forgets every toilet it touched
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