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sa on 2004-04-07
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I am new at taking homeopathic remedies (obviously!) and I just took my first one and I was wondering can you eat regular chocolate since it has caffeine>
Does that make sense?
Does that make sense?
sa 2 decades ago
After 40 years I find that the major thing to avoid is minty things and camphor and mentholatum. Other things may be troublesome as in caffeine. I have had clients sneak the remedy in their stubborn husband's coffee. (their idea) I even had a friend that thought her smoking would interfere, she is now a cheerleader for homeopathy.
Gather information you wish to know in a concise manner. There are many lists of what to avoid. Usually brush your teeth 10 or 15 min after a morning remedy, or take the remedy an hour later.
Homeopathy goes from the saliva glands to the brain, so this is why so many things land on a "don't" list. Use common sense and give time between foods and remedies.
www.sabragibsonhomeopathy.com for answers to your questions and some examples of things over the years.
Gather information you wish to know in a concise manner. There are many lists of what to avoid. Usually brush your teeth 10 or 15 min after a morning remedy, or take the remedy an hour later.
Homeopathy goes from the saliva glands to the brain, so this is why so many things land on a "don't" list. Use common sense and give time between foods and remedies.
www.sabragibsonhomeopathy.com for answers to your questions and some examples of things over the years.
♡ sabra 2 decades ago
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