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What is a single dose?

What is considered to be a single dose?

5 granules taken once are a single dose?

Or a single dose is the whole tube of globules, taken all in one time?

Thank you for replying.

acnevictim on 2010-12-13

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

There are two different aspects of dosage. One is the number of doses, one is the size of each of those doses.

The number is straight forward. No matter how much you take, when you take it once it is a single dose.

The size of the dose however is a slightly different issue. Size is measured by how many pillules or how many drops or how much water you dilute into.

The size of the dose determines how much aggravation you get - so the larger the size (more drops, more pillules, less water diluted into) the stronger your aggravation will be.

Ideally the size of the dose needs to be reduced to the smallest one that will create a healing reaction in you.

Personally, I dissolve 1 pillule into water, take 1 drop from that and dilute it into 1/4 to a full cup of water, and the patient takes a single teaspoon out of that.

Here is an article on the size of the dose in homoeopathy:

http://www.drluc.com/lecture-two.html

♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade

So the smaller globules are basically useless?

Thank you for replying.

acnevictim last decade

globules, pillules, pellets - what the remedy is put on to is not important. They are all the same in effect.

♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade

thank you very much.

I wish you could help me with my case:

http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/252778/

acnevictim last decade

one more question:

what's the difference if I take 5 pellets rather than a whole tube of globules as a single dose?

the more, the stronger?

when is it better to take the whole tube of globules instead of a single dose of pellets?

thank you!

acnevictim last decade

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