The memory of water : homoeopathy and the battle of ideas in the new science

This work tells the story of the persecution of Jacques Benveniste, a French scientist whose career was frustrated when he tried to expand the horizons of traditional science.

His research provided an explanation for one of the great mysteries of medical science - the working of homoeopathy.

This book explores the witch hunt that was carried out against Beveniste and examines the way that, historically, science has vilified those considered heretics, only to canonize them years later.