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avoiding certain things
it is said that homeopathic medicines act on the dynamic plane. and i understand that certain food articles like coffee, tea; and incense, camphor, etc. act on the dietic plane. and as such i understand that they should not interfere with the action of homeopathic remedies. then how do u explain the stand taken by homeopaths that these articles are to be avoided while taking homeopathic remedies lest they interfere with /antidote the action homeopathic remedies. i am myself an ardent homeopathic follower. this i m asking only to clarify my long standing doubt. will any one clarify ?ezhil21964 on 2009-05-13
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As homeo medicines act both in potentised and tincture form. There is a possibility that they may be antidoted if the antidotes are taken in potentised or tincture form.
♡ kadwa last decade
in my 9 years of practice i have never asked my patient to avoid any thing due to homeopathic medicine ...only restrictions ive given is due to the disaese
ive even given medicine in mouthh containing pan and khaini (tobacco) and it still works
i dont understand the fuss about all this ....most of my patients are south indians who always drink coffee
try and see for yourselves
ive even given medicine in mouthh containing pan and khaini (tobacco) and it still works
i dont understand the fuss about all this ....most of my patients are south indians who always drink coffee
try and see for yourselves
zambian last decade
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