About the Journal

HISTORY

The IJHDR was created in 2008, under the coordination of Prof. Carlos Zacharias (UNESP, Brazil) and Prof. Silvia Waisse (PUC, Brazil), to offer high-level scientific information about experimental and clinical studies on homeopathy and high dilution technology. It was formerly hosted on UNESP - Guaratinguetá (Brazil) server (http://www.feg.unesp.br/ijhdr/), and since 2015, it has been hosted in its own domain (highdilutions.org). The former Editors-in-chief were Prof. Carlos Zacharias, Prof. Saurav Arora (India), and Prof. Maria Olga Kokornaczik (Switzerland). Since 2019, the journal is under the coordination of an Editorial team composed of Prof. Leoni V Bonamin (UNIP, Brazil), Prof. Adalberto Von Ancken (UNICSUL, Brazil), and Prof. Francisco Eizayaga (Univ. Maimonides, Argentina).

This is an open-access peer-reviewed Journal about high-quality research on high dilutions and homeopathy and a communication channel about the GIRI ("Groupe International de Recherche Sur l´infinitésimal" - https://giri-society.org/) activities. Only original papers are accepted.

The journal is supported by HRI (https://www.hri-research.org/), HD Science (https://www.hdscience.com.br/), and ECH (https://homeopathyeurope.org/).

From 2008 to 2021, the issues were published quarterly; from June 2022, the annual periodicity has changed to a continuous flow system.

Clinical Trials, systematic reviews, and experimental and field research are welcome. Although it is an open-access journal, there is no submission fee since all staff volunteer.

Since August 2021, IJHDR has adopted the Creative-Commons license:

Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

The journal preserves the authors`  copyright, with the condition that the first publication in IJHDR is mentioned in any further publication of the exact text.

Excellence in scientific methodology is required. Papers previously published in "pre-print" platforms are welcome since it is mentioned as a subtitle. Authors keep all responsibility for the cited reference accuracy.

For more information, see the "SUBMISSION" page.