OK, in brief here are my thoughts about using homeopathic remedies as preventatives. 1. The beauty of homeopathy is that less Is more. More is not more. In fact, more can be a bad, bad thing. 2. If you take too much of a remedy - whether you need it or not - and, if you are sensitive in general and/or if you are sensitive to the remedy in particular - you can get symptoms you never had before. They dont usually last long but they can be a pain. Literally. Its how we test our medicines. 3. Dont give the children unnecessary medications. Including homeopathic medicines. 4. Use homeopathic preventatives only in an epidemic. And only if the epidemic is really and truly in your area. 5. The safest preventatives are the ones with a proven track record. Some are nosodes (Pertussin for Whooping Cough, Morbillinum for Measles and so on). Some are not - the genus epidemics is the very best preventative of all (homeopathically) - the remedy that is helping the most in any epidemic. Lathyrus sativus is the one that has a proven track record in polio. 6. Stick with a 30C potency (unless you are under the guidance of a homeopathic practitioner who has made other recommendations). 30C strong but gentle and has a proven track record. No need to go higher. 7. You only need to give a single dose every 3-4 weeks - thats how long the effects of a preventative typically last. 8. Give an additional single dose if in direct contact with someone with the disease. 9. The beauty of homeopathy is that less is more.
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 20:07:17 +0000
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