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Calc/Lyco/Sulp person
If someone is both a calcarea carbonica, a lycopodium and a sulphur person?Is there any remedy for a person like that? I mean one single remedy?
I have tried Lycopodium, it really worked good, but I was still very slow in my mind, an I was still very undisciplined an was always late. but I wonder is there any remedy for a person who need all 3 remedies?
How about Hepar Sulphur for example? Or any maybe some other?
angeredare on 2011-07-14
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There are many complementary relationships between remedies in homoeopathy. Complementary relationships grow up out of situations where the practitioner cannot find a single remedy to cure the person. Some remedies have been found to be similar enough to each other that together they can cover a whole case where alone they do not.
However, the ideal situation is where a single remedy covers all your current symptoms, and possibly even your past ones. This remedy is called the Simillimum (the perfect remedy for your disease).
You may get different answers for this, since there is a whole branch of homoeopathy that has grown up out of using 'Partial similars' (remedies that only cover part of the case). My preference is to find the Simillimum, but I have had to use Partial Similars at times due to being unable to find anything better (my limitation not homoeopathy's).
There are over 5000 medicines, they cover many people and their diseases, but there are still many unknown remedies. For some people that simillimum will remain elusive until the remedy has been discovered and information on it spreads through the community.
If you have a situation where a remedy has acted to improve part of the case, the remaining symptoms become the focus for the next prescription. It might be one of the known complementary remedies or it might not. Often, the symptoms that do not cure may actually point to the Simillimum and so your level of cure can still be very profound.
My experience with patients getting only Partial Similars, is that they feel much better, but there is something that never goes away, some niggling feeling that their health still isn't good enough. They may often be told that whatever it is, it isn't curable (!).
However, the ideal situation is where a single remedy covers all your current symptoms, and possibly even your past ones. This remedy is called the Simillimum (the perfect remedy for your disease).
You may get different answers for this, since there is a whole branch of homoeopathy that has grown up out of using 'Partial similars' (remedies that only cover part of the case). My preference is to find the Simillimum, but I have had to use Partial Similars at times due to being unable to find anything better (my limitation not homoeopathy's).
There are over 5000 medicines, they cover many people and their diseases, but there are still many unknown remedies. For some people that simillimum will remain elusive until the remedy has been discovered and information on it spreads through the community.
If you have a situation where a remedy has acted to improve part of the case, the remaining symptoms become the focus for the next prescription. It might be one of the known complementary remedies or it might not. Often, the symptoms that do not cure may actually point to the Simillimum and so your level of cure can still be very profound.
My experience with patients getting only Partial Similars, is that they feel much better, but there is something that never goes away, some niggling feeling that their health still isn't good enough. They may often be told that whatever it is, it isn't curable (!).
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
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