Why people believe in pseudoscience like homeopathy?

It is my experience that if people believe strongly enough about something that works for them, no one can move them. When testing new drugs, scientists use a test group of people to see how the drug will react. They also give a placebo, or "sugar pill" to a certain number of these people. Some people actually feel some relief with this phony pill, convinced that this "drug" was really strong. Some people are just naturally convinced that an alternative cure works as well or better for them than the "normal" cure. That's why aromatherapy is so big. Often, if we smell certain smells, it can relax some people, relieving them of stress, headaches and other ills. I knew a guy, who's friends conviced him that the grape juice they put in a wine bottle was actually wine and he got drunk! Some people would be right to claim that homeopathy remedies work...for some people. If it works for you and makes you happy, healthy and satisfied, why would that be bad? Just because you don't spend thousands of dollars on the cure doesn't make it less effective. I use heat, relaxation and hot tea to overcome most of my migraines. When that doesn't work, I go for the meds! But, the other works more often than not. <*)))><

Maybe they don't "believe" them as much as they feel safe to "experiment" with them, at least at the beginning.
just because "science" cannot understand something, that does not make it pseudoscience! by the way, do you know that psychiatry and psychology are referred to as pseudoscinces too? would you agree to those?
Medicine no matter what people say is rather primitive. Every drug perscribed has unwanted side effects. Medicine and science is not perfect and cause many deaths or problems. Theat is why there is malpractice and drugs that are being pulled off the market.
In most studies 50% of the subjects are given a placebo (sugar pill) usually they have better results than the subject with the real drugs.

In my opinion medicine is more pseudoscience than homeopathy.