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Universal Reactor; making remedies from herbs?
I am what is called a "Universal Reactor". So, I cannot take herbal teas, medications, herbal supplements. However, right now I am in a medical need to take some herbal remedy, such as milk thistle and dandelion.I have made homeopathic doses of auto-urine therapy, and it worked well. So I understand the process of succussing the liquid and dilution.
What I would like to know is, can an herb such as milk thistle be made into a homeopathic remedy so that the dilution is so tiny I won't react, but will still get the benefit from the herb on an energetic level? I don't know if I have to use something that is the opposite of my liver issue.....or will it also work to use an herb that is straight up good for the liver issue.
I hope that my question is clear. Thank you!
WingedLady1111 on 2017-06-29
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Milk thistle is the homeopathic remedy
Carduus marianus and dandelion is taraxacum officinale.
Homeopathic dilutions work different than herbs.
They are so highly diluted that the substance is only a molecule imprint
The way remedies work is based on the law of similar- the human body will not accept a "similar disease" so when the remedy is a good match
The body sees this as a similar disease. The body reacts by raising your life force to clear the remedy and at the same time it clears out the
Real disease.
What usually goes on is that symptoms from the past and present can show up again briefly and then they leave. The amount of doses and potency/strength of the remedy depends on your
Particular reaction after taking.
You can google "materia medica" of any remedy to
See how it matches. You should google "herings law of cure" to see how homeopaths gauge your reaction as being on the right path to cure.
A lot depends also on how long the illness has gone on for.
Remedies can be diluted more if a person has high sensitivity.
I would advise that you do not start dosing on your own- it would be easy to do this wrong and then think it is not working when actually if done right it could help.
I suggest if you want supervision do a new thread and ask for dr mohla.
User name ashkaymohl. He is a real homeopath for decades. He will need to
Ask some questions and you can describe your liver condition and tests results and also indicate how sensitive you are.
Carduus marianus and dandelion is taraxacum officinale.
Homeopathic dilutions work different than herbs.
They are so highly diluted that the substance is only a molecule imprint
The way remedies work is based on the law of similar- the human body will not accept a "similar disease" so when the remedy is a good match
The body sees this as a similar disease. The body reacts by raising your life force to clear the remedy and at the same time it clears out the
Real disease.
What usually goes on is that symptoms from the past and present can show up again briefly and then they leave. The amount of doses and potency/strength of the remedy depends on your
Particular reaction after taking.
You can google "materia medica" of any remedy to
See how it matches. You should google "herings law of cure" to see how homeopaths gauge your reaction as being on the right path to cure.
A lot depends also on how long the illness has gone on for.
Remedies can be diluted more if a person has high sensitivity.
I would advise that you do not start dosing on your own- it would be easy to do this wrong and then think it is not working when actually if done right it could help.
I suggest if you want supervision do a new thread and ask for dr mohla.
User name ashkaymohl. He is a real homeopath for decades. He will need to
Ask some questions and you can describe your liver condition and tests results and also indicate how sensitive you are.
♡ simone717 7 years ago
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