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Need Help , Mother got paralysis attack on right body
Dear All,Kindly suggest, My mother (58) got paralysis attack on right body , She cant move her right body parts, earlier she was having BP problem. Attack occurred 4 days back, She is in hospital but in 4 days no progress. Kindly help.
Yashwant1 on 2016-04-19
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Your remedy is: Arnica 200c.
Give her one dose daily as explained below till you see some reaction from her. Once you do, update me.
PLUSSED DOSE:
Dissolve one pill of the remedy (or one drop if remedy is in liquid form) in half glass of water. Stir and take one tea spoon. That’s one dose. For the next dose, stir the same mixture and take another tea spoon. Keep using the same mixture for every subsequent dose. Stirring everytime before taking the teaspoon of dose. If available, add a tablespoon of vodka as a preservative to it. Don’t refrigerate, cover the glass and put somewhere away from direct sunlight.
Give her one dose daily as explained below till you see some reaction from her. Once you do, update me.
PLUSSED DOSE:
Dissolve one pill of the remedy (or one drop if remedy is in liquid form) in half glass of water. Stir and take one tea spoon. That’s one dose. For the next dose, stir the same mixture and take another tea spoon. Keep using the same mixture for every subsequent dose. Stirring everytime before taking the teaspoon of dose. If available, add a tablespoon of vodka as a preservative to it. Don’t refrigerate, cover the glass and put somewhere away from direct sunlight.
fitness 7 years ago
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