If One Remedy Fails

Drainage Remedies:

yes David you Right but some time your best similar selected remedy are not work because some hidden causes when you use Drainage remedy before using similar selected remedy clear your patients picture.

It is an allopathic approach to use remedies to clear 'hidden' causes. Uncover the cause and prescribe with confidence is what I would say, rather than speculate on it. There is nothing homoeopathic about using specific remedies for an organ with no attention to the peculiar, strange, rare, individual symptoms.

The idea of drainage came from French Homeopath and others.According to them by doing so aggravation can be avoided.

btw, Sajjad, empty your inbox please. can't answer your message

Originally posted by Brisbanehomoeopath Drainage breaks the principle of the single remedy, I am not keen to complicate my cases or suppress them in this way.

Originally posted by Brisbanehomoeopath uncover the cause and prescribe with confidence is what I would say, rather than speculate on it.

bahhh!

why does there have to be a single cause for everyone?  i don't buy it.

a single remedy for every sick person on the face of the earth?  again, bahhhhhhh!!!!


here is a question for you and others who think alike....


would you accept a wager that you are correct on all your main homeopathic principle beliefs whereby if you are wrong you are then condemned to a life of extreme torture but if you are right you are granted 10 wishes?



i've had some amazing things done by a few different remedies.  i'm not buying it that there is a single remedy that would unravel everything.  people who think that way are over simplifying the human condition to the extreme.

think of an AIDS patient with 35 co-existing infections, and decades of psychological trauma, and decades of malnourishment and on and on...... who here thinks that a single remedy restores this person to perfect health?

"In the first part of their article on Hepato-Biliary diseases, Dr RS Pareek and Dr Alok Pareek indicate that a study of 186 cases of hepato- biliary diseases with Homoeopathy, conducted by P. H. & R. C (India), covering acute hepatic failure, infective hepatitis, chronic and persistent hepatitis, cirrhosis of liver with portal hypertension and persistent hepatitis B antigenemia responded well to China, Hydrastis, Lyco, Mercurius-sol ,Mag- mur, Nat-sulph, Nux-vom, Phos and Sulph. Cardus-m, Chelidonium, Myrica and Andographis-paniculata were found to be good as organ toning remedies. Hepatitis B. nosode , a single dose used as an intercurrent in chronic persistent hepatitis with a history of blood transfusion and surgeries in the past. They cite a case of fulminant hepatic failure in a girl of 18 years, who did not respond to allopathy and was in ICU in coma; she was initially given two doses of Opium - 1M and 10 M one drop dose- which made her come out of coma and thereafter given Chelidonium 30 twice daily with cardus-m Q 5 drops twice daily for about 35 days and the patient was responding well in terms of reduction of serum bilrubin level. These two drugs were stopped in two stages and finally a dose of Phos 200 as constitutional remedy was given and the tests indicated a Serum bilrubin level of 0.8 mg/dl."


i would let this guy treat me but he is too far away.

instead i am stuck with a quack who dry grafts remedies because he is too cheap to buy replacements.  therefore i (and his other patients) have been given worthless remedies for who knows how many years.

this quack i am seeing claims to talk to god.  completely serious here.  he probably has never had a science class in his life and probably thinks that homeopathy is some mystical gift from the spirit world instead of a hardcore scientific discipline. 

the process of potentizing and succussion must be done exactly according to the texts or no remedy will be produced, but this quack thinks he can just shake up a bunch of blanks with a single real pellet and presto -- instant remedy.


the new agers are destroying everything!

Yes as Seigfried stated I was not implying one remedy for life, but referring to the basic homoeopathic principle of the Single Remedy (one at a time). Drainage tends to break that principle as several remedies are used very close together, with no assessment of the action of any of them.

Originally posted by AstroTheDog i would let this guy treat me but he is too far away.

Astro,

kaviraj,