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Hmmm :D
Could you both help me with explaining differences between the two and how you both thing that Lachesis is the one. I don't feel very empowered right now!
I haven't started on the Lycopodium, so still have time to switch remedies.
Thank you!
Could you both help me with explaining differences between the two and how you both thing that Lachesis is the one. I don't feel very empowered right now!
I haven't started on the Lycopodium, so still have time to switch remedies.
Thank you!
starchild last decade
Actually based on the answers that you gave to the questions , the indications of lachesis get stronger .
The discomfort due to tight clothing and loquacity are strong pointers to Lachesis .
Lycopodium pointers are low selfesteem and low confidence in ones's abilities .
Hence it would be better if we start with lachesis .
The discomfort due to tight clothing and loquacity are strong pointers to Lachesis .
Lycopodium pointers are low selfesteem and low confidence in ones's abilities .
Hence it would be better if we start with lachesis .
vikas_grower last decade
Ok, I'll order the Lachesis on Monday and let you know when I have it :)
Do I give the same dosage as you advised me for the Lycopodium once I receive it?
Do I give the same dosage as you advised me for the Lycopodium once I receive it?
starchild last decade
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