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Dart 12: simillimum 1 remedy
(availability? miraculous cure, no aggravation)
Dart 11: very good simile 3 remedies (availability? cure fast and slight aggravation)
Dart 10: simile 20 remedies
(danger of supression, may help partially or for short period, following better remedies needed, first aggravation most probable)
Dart 9: wrong 200 remedies
(may be little reaction but no help at all)
Outside the dart board 9750 remedies, (no effect at all, no supression, illness unchanged) Safe, long-lasting and gentle healing needs a good simile if not the simillimum!
How close to the simillimum (which can by def- inition only be 1 remedy) do we have to get?
If we are very lucky and find the simillimum (or a very good simile), all the problems of the patient will‚ ‘fall over’ like domino pieces with only one remedy given from time to time. This question is a matter of vital force and how seri- ous the disease is. A patient with general good health status with an acute problem or tempo- rary problem can be helped with a good simile to restore his equilibrium well enough to initiate the healing process.
Second point seems to be the human influence on the animal. 20 years ago homeopathic prac- tice could quite easily and with big success be done with 100 remedies only for cattle and maybe 250 in pets. This has changed due to factors like pollution, electro-smog, poor food
Figure 3 Simillimum – simile – supression explanation by comparison with a dart board
quality but mostly due to stress and animal- hostile living conditions. Behavioural disorders, allergies, autoimmune diseases and cancer are the results. Even with a stock of lot more than 1000 remedies, every week at least 1 new remedy has to be ordered.
If we don’t, we have to solve problems step by step like layers of an onion with a number of remedies, each remedy acording to the symp- toms, we can see at the time of treatment. See my case of a dog“Wicky” with epileptic convul- sions treated with a unknown remedy in last issue of this mag.
We are not talking about prooven indication
therapy! For 95% of abscesses 10 remedies will do a good job in reasonable time and with- out relapse. The simillimum would do the job at least as well.
Homeopathy is really individual
Statistically: 7 billion people with 60 million possible remedies could mean that every exist- ing substance will be the simillimum for poten- tial 115 patients in the world
If 1 of these 115 people might be treated with homeopathy, he will be the one and only patient for this simillimum. Doesn’t that sound great? Pulsatilla is only MY remedy.
CPD events
“Anxiety and Panic Remedies” Masterclass with Julie Geraghty
Saturday, 22 June 2013
This event is open to all and suits all levels of expertise.
Julie will focus on key remedies from each of the three kingdoms for treating disabling anxiety and panic attacks, symptoms for which conventional medicine has little to offer apart from potentially addictive anxiolytics. Homeopathy can be a highly effective treatment for anxiety if the appropriate remedy is prescribed, not only helping the panic symptoms but improving the patient's confidence and resources to deal with their situation. This masterclass will help you to identify and differentiate remedies from all three kingdoms ... the fearful ‘prey’ animals, the anxious Row 2 remedies and their salts, and Plant remedies from the acute ‘panic’ miasm and the terror of the Solanaceae family.
All of our teaching is run from the Penny Brohn Cancer Centre in Pill. Please book your place at least 10 days prior to the event date by e-mailing academic administrator at renata.sopiarz@uhbristol.nhs.uk or call 0117 3429830