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The preparation is derived from duck liver and heart, diluted to 200Câa ratio of one part duck offal to 10400 parts water.[3] Homeopaths claim that the molecules leave an "imprint" in the dilution that causes a healing effect on the body, although there is no evidence that supports this mechanism or efficacy beyond placebo.[4][5][6] It was originally proposed by the French physician Joseph Roy, based on his misidentification of an oscillating bacterium he named oscillococcus in victims of the Spanish flu epidemic of 1917-1918; he then claimed to have seen the same bacterium in cancer sufferers, and proposed a homeopathic preparation (which he claimed to have isolated in a duck) as a remedy for many diseases, of which flu is the best known. The oscillococcus bacterium does not exist, and is therefore not the cause of any disease. The most likely explanation is air bubbles or some other error in preparing his microscope slides. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscillococcinum
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