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menthol, mint, onions
Hi I noticed your advice to avoid raw onions/garlic, and coffee while taking remedies. I wondered if mint/menthol is also to be avoided? when taking a 1M strength do i then avoid raw onions and garlic all the time? i eat both quite frequently. Thanks.woodstock on 2013-02-18
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
Kadwa, on here, wants you to avoid those things
on the days taking the remedy only. You should
avoid mint/menthol- I personally would avoid
those 2 all the time if a remedy was helping me.
Homeopaths differ on this-some find that
a person did well for months on a remedy, drank
coffee and went backward, so they give the remedy
again. Some remedies like Aconite and Sepia are
antidoted by people eating pickles and vinegar-
I have seen that happen in my own family.
I think, in general just avoid what Kadwa said when
you are in the process of taking the remedy, just
to be safe.
on the days taking the remedy only. You should
avoid mint/menthol- I personally would avoid
those 2 all the time if a remedy was helping me.
Homeopaths differ on this-some find that
a person did well for months on a remedy, drank
coffee and went backward, so they give the remedy
again. Some remedies like Aconite and Sepia are
antidoted by people eating pickles and vinegar-
I have seen that happen in my own family.
I think, in general just avoid what Kadwa said when
you are in the process of taking the remedy, just
to be safe.
♡ simone717 last decade
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