According to the fifth paragraph (lines 63–75), Hahnemann hypothesized that heavily diluted substances remained effective because:
F. Shaking each dilution imprinted the molecular “memory” of the original substance into the solution.
G. Substances that were too strong often had no effect on the patient.
H. Dilution made the substance more similar to the original disease.
J. e used modern methodology for testing potential treatments, foregoing any information learned in the past.