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globules vs liquid
My docotr prescribed me to take 6 globules of Medorrhinum-200 each day and i have the 10ml liquid form. I am not being able to reach my doctor (in a different country) can you please tell me how much of the liquid is equivalent to 6 globules.ghijk59 on 2003-10-21
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Hello,
With homeopathy, it is not really the amount that you take, but the potency and frequency of dosing that makes a difference.
Therefore, as long as your liauid remedy is still a 200 potency, take it 6 times a day, just like the pills.
Love,
Katie
With homeopathy, it is not really the amount that you take, but the potency and frequency of dosing that makes a difference.
Therefore, as long as your liauid remedy is still a 200 potency, take it 6 times a day, just like the pills.
Love,
Katie
katie 2 decades ago
My goodness
This is a wrong advice.Six globules once a day is not equvilent to 6 times a drop each.!!
One drop equals to six,seven,eight or whatever may be the number of globules,taken at the same time.
The best way to take homeo medicines is to keep them under the tongue,till they get dissolved,as it is the cleanest area in the mouth.
I would like to revive old topics of current interest.
Murthy
This is a wrong advice.Six globules once a day is not equvilent to 6 times a drop each.!!
One drop equals to six,seven,eight or whatever may be the number of globules,taken at the same time.
The best way to take homeo medicines is to keep them under the tongue,till they get dissolved,as it is the cleanest area in the mouth.
I would like to revive old topics of current interest.
Murthy
bandarbabu2000 last decade
I am what is called a hypersensitive. I can take a homeopathic dose by olofaction...smelling a solution of one pill in water. Or I may take a teaspoon of a remedy and have it last a month. To cut down on aggravations, I may remove that first teaspoon and dissolve it in a second glass and then take one teaspoon from that second glass.
Who is hypersensitive? The person who has allergies and needs the lowest dose of any allopathic medication. The person who is bothered greatly by small changes...the old fairy story of the Princess and the Pea. The princess could feel an uncooked pea under many mattresses when she laid down to sleep.
The amount of pills and the frequency with which they are taken matters very much.
Suppose you are not hypersensitive, just normal.
Then you are best to take your one or two pills and put them in a clean bottle with water. Add some brandy if you will be using the dosing over several days.
Each time before you take the next dose you hit the bottle firmly on a mattress twice or three times. You are changing the potency of the remedy by just a little. This means you keep the vital force of your body paying attention to the remedy, because it isn't the same old thing, but something it needs to respond too.
How much do you take out of the bottle each time? Two teaspoons should do it.
What about a hyposensitive person? This is the person who can eat anything and do anything and is not easily bothered. (Well, they may also just be very healthy.) This kind of person likes to work outdoors in general and do physical work.
In this case, let them drink the whole bottle, what the heck. It may take more pills to make a remedy take.
When I am treating someone I have them open the pill bottle and extract the pill and I don't even stand near the medicinal solution as I am darn tired of proving remedies accidently.
Over the years I have raised my vitality with homeopathy and acupuncture. I can now eat most things, am no longer bothered by temperature change, and am generally healthy.
Who is hypersensitive? The person who has allergies and needs the lowest dose of any allopathic medication. The person who is bothered greatly by small changes...the old fairy story of the Princess and the Pea. The princess could feel an uncooked pea under many mattresses when she laid down to sleep.
The amount of pills and the frequency with which they are taken matters very much.
Suppose you are not hypersensitive, just normal.
Then you are best to take your one or two pills and put them in a clean bottle with water. Add some brandy if you will be using the dosing over several days.
Each time before you take the next dose you hit the bottle firmly on a mattress twice or three times. You are changing the potency of the remedy by just a little. This means you keep the vital force of your body paying attention to the remedy, because it isn't the same old thing, but something it needs to respond too.
How much do you take out of the bottle each time? Two teaspoons should do it.
What about a hyposensitive person? This is the person who can eat anything and do anything and is not easily bothered. (Well, they may also just be very healthy.) This kind of person likes to work outdoors in general and do physical work.
In this case, let them drink the whole bottle, what the heck. It may take more pills to make a remedy take.
When I am treating someone I have them open the pill bottle and extract the pill and I don't even stand near the medicinal solution as I am darn tired of proving remedies accidently.
Over the years I have raised my vitality with homeopathy and acupuncture. I can now eat most things, am no longer bothered by temperature change, and am generally healthy.
museon last decade
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