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Hi Joe, I started taking arnica wet dose (3 glbs in a bottle of water) 4 months ago and the first 2 months I did not see much results but after that my hair is growing and growing longer and i don't even take hair vitamins any more, I get a lot of compliment on my hair, I take fish oil also, thank you very much for telling me about it, I am very satisfied, my question to you is is it possible to take arnica without making a wet dose? if yes how many in the morning and how many at night, or is it possible to take arnica mother tincture instead? if yes how many drops in the morning and how many at night, the reason I am asking you this question is because I travel a lot and it is easier for me, but I want to make sure it is possible and results are the same! thank you very much againalso I have been diagnosed with a bacteria called (Kledsiella pneumoniae) and I have to take anti-biotic for it, do you suggest any remedy for killing the bacteria, and any remedy for detox, thank you again and again
maryam on 2006-04-08
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Do not take the Arnica Q or mother tincture as this can be poisonous if taken internally, neat. It may however be used in a 20% solution with coconut oil which can be massaged into the scalp with the finger tips. This will also encourage the growth of the hair.
You may use the Arnica which I presume is the 30c dose 2 globules twice daily.
You may take your antibiotic and whilst also taking the Arnica. I am afraid that there is no remedy to eliminate the bacteria.
What are your symptoms and how was the diagnosis made ?
You may use the Arnica which I presume is the 30c dose 2 globules twice daily.
You may take your antibiotic and whilst also taking the Arnica. I am afraid that there is no remedy to eliminate the bacteria.
What are your symptoms and how was the diagnosis made ?
♡ Joe De Livera last decade
For detoxification Echinacea Angustifolia in tincture form 10 drops for some days is sufficient.
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sajjadakram635 last decade
I wrote to you 5 months ago complaining about having stomach problems (bloating and indigestion and burning sensation) I don't know if you remember or not, then I tried nat phos and it helped me with constipation but did not get rid of my symptoms, and you suggested gallblader check up and other check ups, any way to make the story short, i started having throat problems also, so I had constantly either sore stomach or sore throat, I have done many many tests and last test I did was a stool test for worm, fungus, bacteria and parasite, and the result was that I have a bacteria called (Kledsiella pneumoniae) in my system, and they said I have to take anti-biotic as well as a body detocification to completely grt rid of the bacteria, so it won't come back, anyway thank you very much for your help, I have done a full body check up these past 6 months and at least I know everything else is perfect, thank you
PS. is taking dry dose and wet dose of arnica promotes exactly the same result? or one is better? and if yes which one?
thanks again
PS. is taking dry dose and wet dose of arnica promotes exactly the same result? or one is better? and if yes which one?
thanks again
maryam last decade
thanks for getting back to me, am I suppose to take that while taking anti-biotic or after, and 10 drops a day one time or more?
maryam last decade
I am delighted that after I alerted you to a deeper problem than just GERD in your digestive system that you seriously considered doing a full investigation and discovered that you have an infection from KLEBSIELLA PNEUMONIAE. You may be interested in the details on this bacteria which I shall copy below:
The Klebsiellae are distinguished by the presence of a capsular polysaccharide, of which there are 77 antigenic types. Colonies are large and highly mucoid. Although Klebsiella pneumoniae can cause a severe pneumonia, it is most commonly the cause of hospital-acquired urinary tract infections or burn wound infections. The autoimmune disease, ankylosing spondylitis, is thought to be a possible sequela of Klebsiella infection. The virulence of Klebsiella is not well understood, but its antiphagocytic capsule plays a role in the lung infections by preventing phagocytosis. It is thought that aerobactin, an iron-binding protein, also contributes to virulence. Klebsiellae are members of the family Enterobacteriaceae. The identification of the Enterobacteriaceae is complicated and involves a large number of tests. Of primary importance is the fermentation of lactose, which Escherichia and Klebsiellae can accomplish, but which Shigella, Salmonella, and Proteus cannot. Other characteristics which can distinguish between the members of the family Enterobacteriaceae include indole, urease, hygrogen sulfide, and gas production. A variety of commercial products to test for these attributes quickly and simultaneously are available. One of these uses a plastic strip with 20 or so wells containing different kinds of dehydrated media. A single colony to be identified is suspended in 5 ml of saline, and this is used to both rehydrate and innoculate the media.
You have requested me to compare the dry with the wet dose and I have sufficient evidence to prove that the wet dose is about twice as effective than the dry.
It does seem illogical that 3 pellets in 500ml spring water can have the same (or better) effect to the dry dose when on takes 2-3 pellets per dose. I too refused to believe this phenomenon when I was first exposed to it by Dr Luc de Schepper about a year ago when he was here in Sri Lanka to help the survivors of the Tsunami. This method was first recorded by Hahnemann in his Sixth edition but for some reason was not used by homeopaths throughout the world till Luc promoted it. Even today the dry dose is the order of the day and it is only a few homeopaths that use the wet.
You may take the Arnica while taking the antibiotic as I have proved that remedies are effective even when used in conjunction with drugs.
The Klebsiellae are distinguished by the presence of a capsular polysaccharide, of which there are 77 antigenic types. Colonies are large and highly mucoid. Although Klebsiella pneumoniae can cause a severe pneumonia, it is most commonly the cause of hospital-acquired urinary tract infections or burn wound infections. The autoimmune disease, ankylosing spondylitis, is thought to be a possible sequela of Klebsiella infection. The virulence of Klebsiella is not well understood, but its antiphagocytic capsule plays a role in the lung infections by preventing phagocytosis. It is thought that aerobactin, an iron-binding protein, also contributes to virulence. Klebsiellae are members of the family Enterobacteriaceae. The identification of the Enterobacteriaceae is complicated and involves a large number of tests. Of primary importance is the fermentation of lactose, which Escherichia and Klebsiellae can accomplish, but which Shigella, Salmonella, and Proteus cannot. Other characteristics which can distinguish between the members of the family Enterobacteriaceae include indole, urease, hygrogen sulfide, and gas production. A variety of commercial products to test for these attributes quickly and simultaneously are available. One of these uses a plastic strip with 20 or so wells containing different kinds of dehydrated media. A single colony to be identified is suspended in 5 ml of saline, and this is used to both rehydrate and innoculate the media.
You have requested me to compare the dry with the wet dose and I have sufficient evidence to prove that the wet dose is about twice as effective than the dry.
It does seem illogical that 3 pellets in 500ml spring water can have the same (or better) effect to the dry dose when on takes 2-3 pellets per dose. I too refused to believe this phenomenon when I was first exposed to it by Dr Luc de Schepper about a year ago when he was here in Sri Lanka to help the survivors of the Tsunami. This method was first recorded by Hahnemann in his Sixth edition but for some reason was not used by homeopaths throughout the world till Luc promoted it. Even today the dry dose is the order of the day and it is only a few homeopaths that use the wet.
You may take the Arnica while taking the antibiotic as I have proved that remedies are effective even when used in conjunction with drugs.
♡ Joe De Livera last decade
thank you so much for everything, I am going to order my anti-biotic tommorow, monday morning, I can't wait to get rid of these symptoms, it's getting very unconfortable feeling, I will continue my arnica because I am very happy with the result, thank s a lot
maryam last decade
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