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Can dilutions be taken in water w/o sugar balls?
I am in south India. I watched many doctors writing prescriptions with homeo meds like ars, aconite etc.. which are available in pills. But patients are asked to buy the liquid (used for making the sugar balls) and take them straight on plain water two drops of potency decided by the doc. It is just like taking Mother tincture. Is this correct ? Especially for diabetic patients it is invariably prescribed like this. Is it OK? Can it be taken that way? I have read in Hahnmann's book that uniform distribution of the med takes place only through sugar balls, that too after drying them using blotting paper. Can any doctor throw light on this?kns_3 on 2006-08-19
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Taking the liquid potency in water ensures much better distribution of the medicine than wetting the pills and subsequent drying.
So don't hesitate to take the liquid potencies in water,as suggested by your docotor.
Murthy
So don't hesitate to take the liquid potencies in water,as suggested by your docotor.
Murthy
bandarbabu2000 last decade
I was converted to using the Wet Dose and the Split Dose by Dr Luc de Schepper when he was in Sri Lanka last year and although at first I could not believe that any remedy could work in the manner that he used which he did by inserting 3 pellets or 2 drops of the remedy in Ethanol into water, I observed that the wet dose was far more effective than the dry which is used by the majority of homeopaths throughout the world. Dr Luc emphasized that this method owes its origin to Hahnemann who recorded it in his Sixth edition.
I am interested to note that you too have observed that homeopaths in India are also using the wet dose and I note that you have inquired if the remedy should be freshly made every time you wish to take a dose. This is not necessary at all and all you do is to insert just 2 drops of the remedy into a 500ml bottle of water preferably spring or well water. Tap water can also be used provided that it is boiled and preferably filtered. The boiling releases the chlorine from the tap water.
A dose is just 1 teaspoonful and it is the frequency of the dose that matters. The bottle must be succussed or shaken hard every time before a teaspoonful is sipped as this violent agitation of the water increases the potency of the remedy slightly which makes it more effective to the body to help in the curative process.
It is best to keep the bottle refrigerated as this prevents the formation of algae in the water which will usually last for about 6 months if the remedy is used at the rate of 1 teaspoonful per day.
I am interested to note that you too have observed that homeopaths in India are also using the wet dose and I note that you have inquired if the remedy should be freshly made every time you wish to take a dose. This is not necessary at all and all you do is to insert just 2 drops of the remedy into a 500ml bottle of water preferably spring or well water. Tap water can also be used provided that it is boiled and preferably filtered. The boiling releases the chlorine from the tap water.
A dose is just 1 teaspoonful and it is the frequency of the dose that matters. The bottle must be succussed or shaken hard every time before a teaspoonful is sipped as this violent agitation of the water increases the potency of the remedy slightly which makes it more effective to the body to help in the curative process.
It is best to keep the bottle refrigerated as this prevents the formation of algae in the water which will usually last for about 6 months if the remedy is used at the rate of 1 teaspoonful per day.
♡ Joe De Livera last decade
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