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Pills vs liquid

Am a new homeopathic freak; obtd amazing curative response in nagging joint pains from a british practitioner who used to Dispense meds in pill form. Went to see a local homeopath in NJ, who dispensed a couple of remedies in half ltr bottles apparently alcohol based. He claims liquid meds are more potent. Wondering if the entire contents of the bottle in this form are diluted and succussed; sorry for this mnfr type question but do want to understand the preparation differences for peace of mind. Thanks!
 
  Nathealer on 2011-03-13
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It is not exactly that the liquid doses are more potent (stronger) as such - but the liquid dose is gentler (less likely to aggravate you) and more suitable for repeat dosing. The dry dose (pillules) tend to be more aggravating and become less effective the longer they are used (for a particular patient at a specific potency).
 
brisbanehomoeopath last decade
Can you convert pill based remedy to liquid alcohol based? How many pills to make a ltr of liquid and what pc alcohol to use?

I know it's a crude question may be without a good answer but still taking a stab . Thanks in advance!
 
Nathealer last decade
It is probably better to dissolve the pillule into a mixture of water and alcohol 5:1. The larger the amount of this mixture, the more dilute and less aggravating it will be. I typically give my clinic clients a pillule dissolved in 25ml of alchohol/water.

I do not know the upper limit for how much liquid you can dilute a pillule into, before it becomes too dilute to have an effect.
 
brisbanehomoeopath last decade
Thanks!
 
Nathealer last decade

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