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Can I use tap water for wet doses? Allopathic drugs? what lifestyle changes need to be made?
I have been instructed by my Dr. to use my remedy as a wet dose on a nightly basis. He told me to use 500ml of spring water to add my pellets to. I did not have a spring water to use, so I just poured tap water into an empty 500ml water bottle. Is this ok? or does it specifically have to be spring water for it to work?Also, can/will your remedy still work, even if you take an allopathic drug? I take a beta blocker 3 times daily, and i am working on reducing the dosage. My Dr. asked that i take it only 2 times, morning and evening, and take my remedy at night, as he says he needs that free time for the homeopathic medicine to work.
But the beta blocker is short acting, thus me having to spread it out over 3 doses, or there are more/worse withdrawal symptoms.
Can my remedy still work, especially as a wet dose, if i am taking an allopathic drug 3 times a day? I was under the assumption that many people use homeopathy effectively with allopathic drugs
Lastly, can anyone guide me into the lifestyle changes that i must make in order for homeopathy to work for me, regardless of how strict they are.
Kind regards,
Brian
qbsbrown on 2009-12-17
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
> I have been instructed by my Dr. to use my remedy as a wet dose on a nightly basis. He told me to use 500ml of spring water to add my pellets to. I did not have a spring water to use, so I just poured tap water into an empty 500ml water bottle. Is this ok? or does it specifically have to be spring water for it to work?
it should be spring water, boiled water, or distilled water
> Also, can/will your remedy still work, even if you take an allopathic drug? I take a beta blocker 3 times daily, and i am working on reducing the dosage. My Dr. asked that i take it only 2 times, morning and evening, and take my remedy at night, as he says he needs that free time for the homeopathic medicine to work. But the beta blocker is short acting, thus me having to spread it out over 3 doses, or there are more/worse withdrawal symptoms.
Can my remedy still work, especially as a wet dose, if i am taking an allopathic drug 3 times a day? I was under the assumption that many people use homeopathy effectively with allopathic drugs
a remedy can still work, even if you are taking allopathic drugs -- the problem is that they muddy the picture and can lead the homeopathic doctor down the wrong path to finding a remedy for your problem
> Lastly, can anyone guide me into the lifestyle changes that i must make in order for homeopathy to work for me, regardless of how strict they are.
avoid camphor fumes, or other strong fumes, avoid coffee unless you drink it daily normally
some will tell you to avoid mint toothpaste, anything mint, coffee, perfumes, etc. -- follow the advice of your homeopathic doctor
it should be spring water, boiled water, or distilled water
> Also, can/will your remedy still work, even if you take an allopathic drug? I take a beta blocker 3 times daily, and i am working on reducing the dosage. My Dr. asked that i take it only 2 times, morning and evening, and take my remedy at night, as he says he needs that free time for the homeopathic medicine to work. But the beta blocker is short acting, thus me having to spread it out over 3 doses, or there are more/worse withdrawal symptoms.
Can my remedy still work, especially as a wet dose, if i am taking an allopathic drug 3 times a day? I was under the assumption that many people use homeopathy effectively with allopathic drugs
a remedy can still work, even if you are taking allopathic drugs -- the problem is that they muddy the picture and can lead the homeopathic doctor down the wrong path to finding a remedy for your problem
> Lastly, can anyone guide me into the lifestyle changes that i must make in order for homeopathy to work for me, regardless of how strict they are.
avoid camphor fumes, or other strong fumes, avoid coffee unless you drink it daily normally
some will tell you to avoid mint toothpaste, anything mint, coffee, perfumes, etc. -- follow the advice of your homeopathic doctor
smile4me last decade
Thank you greatly for the reply:)
Can/does homeopathy really work for severe mental illness, without using psychotropic medications? Obviously, almost everything that I read on the internet says that homeopathy is a false, laughable, cult medicine, and I think they would laugh at using it treated for mental disease. But I would like to hold out hope, and like to think that healing lies in energetic healing, and not on a big physical or chemical level.
regards,
Brian
Can/does homeopathy really work for severe mental illness, without using psychotropic medications? Obviously, almost everything that I read on the internet says that homeopathy is a false, laughable, cult medicine, and I think they would laugh at using it treated for mental disease. But I would like to hold out hope, and like to think that healing lies in energetic healing, and not on a big physical or chemical level.
regards,
Brian
qbsbrown last decade
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