is hepatites b cured or not..?

it is curable. what you have to do is get a questionnaire and fill it. there are many available in the forum.

please answer the following with as much detail as possible.

1 Name
2 Age
3 sex
4 Height and Weight
5 Main problem
6 Any other problem
7 The problem is better or worse from (heat/cold/movement/rest/pressure)
8.Appetite and thirst (excessive/ normal/less) with likes and dislikes for different tastes and food.
9 Preference for climate (hot/moderate/cold/dry/wet)
10 quantity and quality of sleep with preffered position.
11 dreams if any.
12 Perspiration (how much and where)
13 Stool (hard/soft/normal) and frequency.
14 Urine (quantity/colour/frequency) difficulty if any.
15 Describe yourself as a person.
16 Opinion of other people close to you about yourself (extremely helpful to the doctor if provided)
17 Family medical history (parents/ grand parents/brothers/sisters)
18 Treatment taken in the past.
19 present medication if any
20. any other information you would like to provide.

take only one dose SULPHUR 1m preferably in the morning but not at night. avoid sour food and drink. they may interfere with medicine. it will take a few months for cure. observe and update any change after taking medicine.

you can buy the medicine in globules or liquid. if it is globules 4 or 5 globules and if it is liquid 2 or 3 drops dissolved in half a cup of mineral water is one dose. do not use tap water to take medicine.

Dear Telescope:

A quick question, if someone says that he has hepatites b, what miasm he is likely to be reflecting?

Regards,

dear Mani_jee
psora is definitely there. there may be vaccinosis and finally tuberculosis .

Sir:

It was for my knowledge. Thanks for your reply.

As far as I am aware, psora is the basis of every sickness. Without psora, nobody would have been sick. Sycotic and Syphilis cannot exist without psora being there.

Now if a patient comes to you and says he has Hepatitis b, so definitely he has psora somewhere in the behind layer but what miasm he is currently in? That was my basic question. What layer of the disease we are treating?

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[message edited by mani_jee on Thu, 16 Jul 2015 08:57:50 UTC]

actually while prescribing the miasm question is not always important. when a patient comes with hepatitis b it is not necessary to consider miasms on account of the disease. the symptoms of the patient will say which miasm is working. that psora is there is granted. whether sycosis or syphillis are also presnt can be known only from symptoms. for example if the patient is mentally retarded, there is sweating without relief, excessive salivation or worse sun down to sun rise you need a medicine from the syphillitic group. there are many medicines in the syphillitic group and you have to find out which remedy will fit from the symptoms. if the patient is highly suspicious, has warts, there is aggravation in wet weather or patient is worse during day and better at night you need a medicine from the sycotic group. the problem here is most of the deeper acting remedies cover more than one miasm. medicines like calcarea carb. lyco, nitric acid and many others cover all the three miasms.if medicines covered only one group then consideration of miasms while prescribing would have been meaningful. as it is their consideration is of limited value only and can be overlooked in most cases. the symptoms are to be given importance not the miasms.

Thanks for the great share. It was great learning. I have been reading to Sankaran. He gives more importance to miasms. With apology, the case under consideration was not taken properly. The patient hardly presented any symptoms and gave only disease name. Sulphur 1m in my opinion would aggravate to its maximum and the patient would have to suffer unnecissarily. In my opinion a mild poteny should have been selected (Say 30) or the patient might have been further investigated for syco or syph.

Any ways best of luck.

Regards