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pace of a medicine
what is meant by pace of a medicine?how can u know and remember different pace of different medicines.
what is the criteria to find the pace?
how much importance do u give to the pace of a
medicine or disease , to select the similimum.
some say ...aconite,belladona has fast pace,pulsatilla has moderate and merc. has slow....what it means?
how is it related to selection and repeation of a drug?
is it its acteness or chronicness of medicine or disease?
swati on 2005-04-01
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The "pace" is determined by the body of the individual patient. Just as all people are unique individuals, so the level of energy available to promote cure , is different.
This is why it is so happy to treat children , their vital energy has not - apart from unwise vaccination - been dissipated .They respond well.
In what you say you seem to be confusing "pace" with "depth".
Polycrests such as Sulphur , Calcium , Silica - also constitutional/miasmatic remedies
Such as Tuberculinum , medorrhinum , carcinosin act at gereat length and depth - reaching even into the genetic heritage of the individual.
On the other hand Aconite or Belladona may only last fo a single day.
This is why it is so happy to treat children , their vital energy has not - apart from unwise vaccination - been dissipated .They respond well.
In what you say you seem to be confusing "pace" with "depth".
Polycrests such as Sulphur , Calcium , Silica - also constitutional/miasmatic remedies
Such as Tuberculinum , medorrhinum , carcinosin act at gereat length and depth - reaching even into the genetic heritage of the individual.
On the other hand Aconite or Belladona may only last fo a single day.
passkey last decade
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