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This drives me nuts........
..........when I see this vague statement written on a homeopathic remedy:'if the remedy doesn't work in a reasonable amount of time'
What IS the reasonable amount of time to wait for a remedy to work?
At what point do you conclude that it's not the right remedy and it's time to try another one?
What do you do when a remedy works for a few days and then the symptoms come back?
Thank you for helping to understand.
spazrats on 2010-02-14
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