Homeopathic Potentization from a Physicochemical OUXSPACE Perspective: Water-Hexamer Relay Structures, Temperature Windows, and Biological Readability

A Compact Theoretical–Experimental Extension to the OUXSPACE Potentization Protocol. This work formulates homeopathic potentization as a narrow, falsifiable physicochemical preparation-state hypothesis within the OUXSPACE framework. It does not evaluate homeopathy as a clinical system and does not claim clinical efficacy. The paper proposes an operational test architecture for distinguishing preparation-specific structural–dynamic water bias from matched sham processing, with emphasis on water-hexamer relay structures, temperature-window behavior, interfacial hydration, biological threshold crossing, and receiver-state dependence.