I'm thrilled that these remedies have worked for you, but many homeopathic remedies, particularly the higher dilutions, are selling you more or less cheap solvent at higher prices.

Consider a 30C dilution, which means whatever ingredient is diluted 1:100 30 times, which is the equivalent of a 1:10 dilution 60 times, or reducing your starting amount by a factor of 10 to the 60th power. This means that if you start with 10⁶⁰ (1 with 60 zeroes after it) atoms, you'd wind up with one atom after your 30C dilution.

So how many atoms is 10^60? There are about 10⁴⁹ atoms in the earth. That means you'd need 10^11, or 100 billion Earths to get to 10⁶⁰ atoms. So dissolving the number of atoms in 100 billion earths by a 30C factor would result in one atom of the starting material in your 30C dilution. So assuming the homeopathy producer is starting with a smaller number of starting atoms, I am as mathematically certain as I can be about just about anything that the homeopathic "remedy" contains only whatever solvent they're using.

For another example, consider Oscillococcinum, a flu remedy which dilutes duck liver to 200C. 100²⁰⁰ = 10^400. There are about 10⁸⁰ atoms in the observable universe. So imagine a universe where each atom is actually a tiny universe just like ours, with 10⁸⁰ atoms in it, like that bit at the end of Men in Black where the galaxy/universe/whatever was a marble in some other galaxy/universe/whatever. You'd be able to have 5 levels of universe (our universe as an atom in one, with that second universe an atom in another, with that third universe an atom in another and that fourth universe as an atom in the 5th) to get to 10⁴⁰⁰ atoms. (10⁸⁰⁾⁵ = 10^400. So if I start with that many atoms, I might have one atom in my oscillococcinum. But otherwise, I'm just buying the solvent.