BoingBoing has a blog post about Samuele Riva, an Italian blogger who is being sued by Boiron, a France-based homeopathic “remedy” multinational.It states that:

Riva dared to mock the company’s claim that its Ooscillococcinum has no “active ingredient.” The company claims that the product has been made by diluting “oscillococcinum” (a mythological substance said to be present in duck liver, though no evidence supports this claim) at 1:100 dilution 200 times, which “is the equivalent of diluting 1ml of original ingredient into a volume of water that is the size of the known universe.”

You can read the full post about it here.