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I'm 53 y/o, and have recently checked that my biodisposable testhosterone is way down from the acceptable minimums.I've allways used lycopodium and natrum muriaticum, which act on me over different simptoms, but the second more likely to sexual difficulties.
I tried it this time after a month with lyc, beginning with nat. mur. globs. 30C, ten a day before breakfast, with a great improvement that lasted only one week.
What should I do?. Thanks.
argie on 2006-03-02
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
If you are not constitutionally Lyc , then it will be short acting.
As will Nat mur .
Lycopod is worse from 4 - 8 o.c and has deep lines from corner nostrils to corner mouth.
Nat Mur loves salt , is better by the sea -- oe on it,-- hates sympathy and tends to be a loner.
Either try the Glandular remedies of Dr Agrawal , or locate your constitutional remedy.
Med 1M nay help.
As will Nat mur .
Lycopod is worse from 4 - 8 o.c and has deep lines from corner nostrils to corner mouth.
Nat Mur loves salt , is better by the sea -- oe on it,-- hates sympathy and tends to be a loner.
Either try the Glandular remedies of Dr Agrawal , or locate your constitutional remedy.
Med 1M nay help.
walkin last decade
Dear Walkin, thanks for your quick answer. Your short description on Nat mur fits me completely.
Would you clarify for me what remedy is "Med".
Would you clarify for me what remedy is "Med".
argie last decade
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