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sameer, please clarify
dear sameer, in your answers, sometimes you askthe patients to use 120ML, sometimes 250ML and sometimes 500ML water to make a wet dose from one or two drops of homeo medicine. could you please explain why you vary the amount of water for different cases? is there actually any clear instruction by Hahnemann or any other authority regarding the quantity of water to be used for making a wet dose? further, can we use unchlorinated well water available in our houses in place of spring water? should we boil and cool the water before using?i would be much obliged if you could clarify these humble doubts of mine.
pcthahir on 2009-10-14
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Sameer will explain but let me tell you what I know.
We increase the quantity of water depending on our assessment of the sensitivity of patient. The more sensitive the more the dilution.
Better to use clean water. Even well water boiled, filtered and cooled is o.k.
Certain wells contain hard water and the boiling and filtering will eliminate the dissolved and undissolved salts/impurities.
Never put the remedy in hot water as it will loose it's effectiveness. Heat is the number one antidote for homeopathic remedies. Never keep your homeopathic remedies near sources of heat.
Murthy
We increase the quantity of water depending on our assessment of the sensitivity of patient. The more sensitive the more the dilution.
Better to use clean water. Even well water boiled, filtered and cooled is o.k.
Certain wells contain hard water and the boiling and filtering will eliminate the dissolved and undissolved salts/impurities.
Never put the remedy in hot water as it will loose it's effectiveness. Heat is the number one antidote for homeopathic remedies. Never keep your homeopathic remedies near sources of heat.
Murthy
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