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hi about thiosinaminum
hi all i took thiosinaminum for strectch marks for 6 days and i have burning symptoms in my arms itchy skin and also burning pains in my knees i would like to know what is the antidote for thiosinaminumnita123 on 2011-09-12
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There is no medicine to stay in the body, there is no physical substance in the medicine at all.
The reaction is like an allergic reaction, just coming in contact with it sets off a reaction that doesn't rely on the presence of the medicine anymore - it is all you.
You need to first work out what is happening here. Do you understand what a homoeopathic aggravation is, what a homoeopathic proving is, what direction cure moves in?
An aggravation may be a sign of cure, in which case 'antidoting' will cancel that. If you are proving the remedy, the case needs to be retaken and the new and old symptoms added together to arrive at a new remedy. If symptoms are moving from inside, from deeper within the body, and appearing on the skin, then the direction is good and should not be interfered with. If the symptoms in more important areas of the body or mind are worse than they were, then you have suppressed something, and a remedy needs to be found to reverse this direction (which is a bad thing, the reverse of cure).
[message edited by brisbanehomoeopath on Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:10:16 BST]
The reaction is like an allergic reaction, just coming in contact with it sets off a reaction that doesn't rely on the presence of the medicine anymore - it is all you.
You need to first work out what is happening here. Do you understand what a homoeopathic aggravation is, what a homoeopathic proving is, what direction cure moves in?
An aggravation may be a sign of cure, in which case 'antidoting' will cancel that. If you are proving the remedy, the case needs to be retaken and the new and old symptoms added together to arrive at a new remedy. If symptoms are moving from inside, from deeper within the body, and appearing on the skin, then the direction is good and should not be interfered with. If the symptoms in more important areas of the body or mind are worse than they were, then you have suppressed something, and a remedy needs to be found to reverse this direction (which is a bad thing, the reverse of cure).
[message edited by brisbanehomoeopath on Mon, 12 Sep 2011 14:10:16 BST]
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
hey thanks for telling me that!!it's a difficult process but right now i have burning pains in my knees so i have stopped taking the thio and am now taking arnica 30c...but can thiosinaminum actually cure stretch marks?or does cal fluor work better?
nita123 last decade
wanted to ask again about my son..he has an allergy to milk and eggs he's only 9 months old he gets hives and eczema..i breastfed him until he was almost 8 months i had to cut out all the dairy from my diet..i found out when his poo and drops of blood in it and he had eczema too i have 2 daughters and they are both ok..i have been giving him cal. carb and his skin is better but i don't know if it's because i give him synthetic milk now...i have been giving him cal.carb for a while now and just wondering if it has any side effects
nita123 last decade
We don't choose remedies that way - a remedy for this or a remedy for that. A remedy is selected based on the whole case, looking at every aspect of a person's health, the big picture so to speak. Taking a remedy for one specific symptom will either give side effects or suppress the symptom, driving it deeper into the body and making you sicker.
I would not suggest taking Arnica on top of the bad reaction you are already having. You could just compound the problem, and the remedy effects can become permanent, especially the more regularly you take a medicine. Homoeopathic medicines are quite powerful and can be dangerous if used without great care.
A remedy should only ever be given on the basis of a well taken case, one taken with a lot of details to make the choice.
I would not suggest taking Arnica on top of the bad reaction you are already having. You could just compound the problem, and the remedy effects can become permanent, especially the more regularly you take a medicine. Homoeopathic medicines are quite powerful and can be dangerous if used without great care.
A remedy should only ever be given on the basis of a well taken case, one taken with a lot of details to make the choice.
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
but i have a sprain so you suggest not taking the arnica?but once i stopped the thio all the burning has gone except for my knees which actually is from a sprain so you are suggesting not taking it?what about my son?i only took thio 30c for 6 days once a day and you think that was too muchand two doses for 2 days...dosn't it just go away the feeling i thought homeopathy was harmless...what about my son?
nita123 last decade
i'm very scared now!do you think that i have done something wrong?i will stop the arnica and i've stopped giving my son Cal Carb..i thought homeopathy was supposed to be harmless now i'm so scared...
nita123 last decade
30c is a lot to take dry everyday. you could at least have taken a wet dose. it would be nice of you to tell us how that episode ended, it's been a while ago I see. Also homeopathy is not harmless in the wrong hands, it can be really dangerous especially if repeated a lot in dry doses. As a rule wet dose, repeat until reaction and stop. if you don't you start proving the remedy, which means developing all the symptoms that the remedy is supposed to heal in a sick individual. But the reaction shouldn't last too long if you stop and leave your body alone. let us know how you're doing as of today!
amylee last decade
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