One of Benveniste's co-authors on the Nature paper, Francis Beauvais, later stated that while unblinded experimental trials usually yielded "correct" results (i.e. ultradiluted samples were biologically active, controls were not), "the results of blinded samples were almost always at random and did not fit the expected results: some 'controls' were active and some 'active' samples were without effect on the biological system."
Un dos coautores de Benveniste do experimento orixinal publicado en Nature, Francis Beauvais, máis tarde dixo que aínda que as probas que non son de dobre cego xeralmente daban resultados "correctos" (é dicir, as mostras ultradiluídas eran bioloxicamente activas, e os controis non), "os resultados das mostras cegas eran case sempre aleatorias e non se correspondían cos resultados agardados: algúns "controis" eran activos e algunhas mostras "activas" non tiñan efecto no sistema biolóxico."