I am completely agnostic about homeopathy. I have no idea whether it works or not. I know farmers give it to animals and it seems to work, so it cannot solely be due to the placebo effect.
But I am interested in the claim that homeopaths make that water has a "memory".
Scientists are not sure how the human brain stores memories.
As the human brain is 70% water, is it possible that our memories are being saved in the water in our brains? (and presumably when the brain becomes dehydrated we should expect to see memory loss).
This is just an idle thought I am throwing out into the world.
I don't want anyone to go off and start experimenting on animals or anything.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2267120/Homeopathy-rubbish-shouldnt-available-NHS-says-chief-medical-officer.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

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