It depends on the target market.

There are some medicines that do actually work, but they're advertised toward the people who believe in homeopathy, so they are labeled as homeopathic.

> There are some medicines that do actually work, but they're advertised toward the people who believe in homeopathy, so they are labeled as homeopathic.

Really?

That is a claim that could be backed with an example

Someone gives an example here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40886084