On shabbos there is a rabbinic prohibition against doing many medicinal things. Is the whole requirement that he is doing it for medicine and that it looks medicinal, or must it actually be scientifically medicinal? The difference would be: is homeopathic or other medicine that science says do not work any more than a placebo, prohibited on shabbos?
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