English Wikipedia is pretty clear and uncompromising on the topic of homeopathy, as you can see below:
Homeopathy is a form of alternative medicine created in 1796 by Samuel Hahnemann. [...] Homeopathy is pseudoscience. It is not effective for any condition, and no homeopathic remedy has been proven to be more effective than placebo.
Czech Wikipedia sounds much less clear (the structure of the introduction is very similar on both version allowing me to translate sentences that are almost directly linked to the same position in the article:
Homeopathy is a treatment method used mostly in alternative medicine. [...] Effectivity of this method or function of it's principles were never reliably scientifically proven - on the contrary numerous studies failed to prove that homeopathy is more effective than placebo; this leaves homeopathy in the medicine no less than a controversial topic.
In original:
Homeopatie je léčebná metoda používaná zejména v alternativní medicíně. [...] Účinnost metody ani fungování jejích principů nebyly spolehlivě vědecky prokázány, naopak v rozsáhlých studiích se nepodařilo potvrdit, že by měla homeopatie účinek lepší než placebo; homeopatie je tedy v medicínském kontextu přinejmenším kontroverzní záležitostí.
Emphasis is mine in all three quotations in order to highlight the different way Czech Wikipedia describes the topic. While we're really talking about 2 words, these two words on Czech wikipedia leave open space for the interpretation that the homeopathic method are sometimes used in official medicine, and therefore are deemed to be working in some situations. I doubt that but I'm not very knowledgeable about the topic of homeopathy and how it's approached.
Basically my question is whether the word mostly on the Czech Wikipedia isn't just misleading. And therefore, whether there are other than alternative treatments methods that use homeopathy as serious tool to help patients, paid form health insurance and therefore official for our purposes.
