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Dear, remember, ONE dose (5 pellets) of Med 30C, then wait for a week. If I am correct about mold, then you can expect detoxification (from mold toxins) reaction, a rather strong one. He might start having head aches, sneezing, discharge from his nose. Give him activated charcoal 2 capsules as often as 2 times a day to prevent it from reabsorption from intestines, as some of it will be disposed off this way. Give him plenty of fruits, vitamin C in a buffered form to support adrenals since it is a stress on a body. Have him drink Power of 4 juice, order if you have to, it has antioxidant properties and neuro support plus microelements he needs. Remember that our body is a machine. You can fix it with homeopathy, but it still needs fuel to run (supplements).

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My phone did a number on me, I think it just deleted my reply. Any way,
Of course, it is a better method, I thought you simply wanted to put a dose in water and give it to him as a drink. But if you know how to do it, you have a bottle, and you did this before, then we can try. I worry about handling of the medicine, it is really a sensitive issue, and I guess, that is why folks prefer to use it dry under the tong. Some brands out there would not work even if taken directly from the tube.

The more I think about it, the more it seems like the only way to do, giving his condition. He will not have even detoxification reaction then. Let me get back to you with details as I am thinking on whats and hows. You might need more than one bottle though, disposable plastic cups and spoons.
Do you have experience with it?

The vitamin supplements I recommended were meant to use in case he develops acute detoxification reaction after the first dose. They were not meant to substitute homeopathy or help with the symptoms. Quercetin does help with mild symptoms, but your son's condition is, I guess, much worse.
My background is allopathic MD, and just like many doctors who are passionate about helping people, I was attracted to homeopathy and incorporated it in the practice, but still consider myself a student, because there is much diversity in opinions. I normally do not take cases on forums and only look through to confirm things to myself and learn. In your case, I just could not hold myself silent, because I did not want a mistake to happen. Most people overlook symptoms of Medorrhinium, but not me. Why? Because as painful as it is, my son is Med too, and he is almost the copy of yours.
It is good that you have previous experience with the dilutions and succussions; I mean, I do not have to write much on that. But you are right, I do not use it on a regular basis, I use 'a minimal single dose, then wait and see' method, which gives results slower, and not as safe, but easier for people to use. Again, you are right about the way to prepare a wet dose, as I have read about it. Use it.
Your son is blessed to have a mom like you.

Each step of making the Split Dose can be adjusted to create less aggravation or a stronger medicinal effect. You are right to think that how you make that adjustment will depend on the specific response of the patient. It is important to remember that remedy selection and potency is not the only facet of treatment that needs to be individualised. It is vital to make sure dosage is also adjusted.

You would increase the succussions (hits) if the remedy becomes less effective, descrease them if the patient seems to overeact to the dose. You could do the same with the amount of water, or the number of drops. It gives a practitioner a great deal of ability to manage aggravation or disease resistance.

I was the one who prescribed Nat-mur for your daughter last year, but I never got any feedback from you as to what happened. Is she alright?

I missed that post, as I was keeping on eye on the original one. It is usually best to continue posting in the one thread, as I am already trying to follow quite a lot of conversations.

Normally I would have the patient repeat the dose before abandoning a remedy, since very often it is the second dose that has the biggest impact. There have been times if I had abandoned a remedy after one dose I would have never cured the patient.

Once the effect (or non-effect) of that is determined, I am happy to reanalyze the case. Nat-mur, admittedly, was the 'easiest' answer so I can look for a more complex one.

Ok that is different. If you have given her a second dose don't worry about giving her a third. That is unlikely to make any difference.

I will begin work on her case again. If I have some further questions is she able to answer them for me?

Thank you so much for warm comments about me. My son is not bed ridden anymore, but he is not at school yet and I am trying my best to help him to recover by the beginning of the new school year. If only I knew more about homeopathy back then, it would never happen to him, since he is a victim of another (holistic) doctor's mistake. Took him a long time to be where he is right now.
Since your son's case is a chronic case, I would advise to hit the bottle 2 times as you did with your daughter, because each tap slightly incrreases the potency, and 30C is already the highest recommended for chronic cases.

I sense you being impatient; but please, take a careful look with me. You said the energy level was up, then down. It is not how it is usually goes with colds. It definitely is a Med action. 5 taps is a good choice, use 8 after that as soon as the dose wares off, than 12. And as a common sense, you want all the chronic symptoms your child had all his life be gone from just 2 or 3 applications? Give it time to work through, after all, we do not want to force it to the extreme of having aggravations. First signs of improvement come always on a higher level: like feeling generally better, having more positive dreams and so on. Your son has greater energy with Med, that means, bodily changes will follow.

O, and about fast acting and slow acting medicine. It all depends on the state of someones Vital Force. For example, I remember one gentleman, who came to see me about his mysterious pains in the arms, very debilitating, so he could not pick his bag. No doctors could help him and he was forced by his wife to see me since he was skeptical. He did not believe in homeopathy, but his wife talked him into it since I was an MD. I gave him dry dose, of course. Next day he called the office and asked to give him a real medicine. He said, he got a better sleep, thank you very much, but it is not waht he wanted. You can guess what I told him. He did not call again. Next time he was in the office, I asked about his mysterious pains. He said, why, they are gone. He said the medicine started working on the second day only.
I think since wet doses are more gentle, it is safe to give next dose when effect of the first one goes away, increase tapping as I described above.

I found this piece I copied for you from the lectures on homeopathy. It talks about both fast and slow recovery in chronic diseases. Also, it describes how to administer wet dose for slow recovering people. I think your son's case satisfies all criteria. Note, that we do not repeat the same potency, we alter it a little every time with tapping.

'Hahnemann makes it very clear that there are two basic types of remedy actions that must be treated differently. The Founder no longer treated every case the same like he did from 1810 to 1833.

A. The first condition is a visibly progressing and strikingly increasing amelioration. In this instance one is too leave the single dose act without repetition as long as this state last. This also means that any time during treatment there is a dramatically increasing amelioration on a series of doses stop the remedy. This is true for the C and LM potency.

B. The second condition is a slow continuous improvement that could take up to 100 days to show any significant improvement. This, however, is seldom the case. Most of the time a slow improvement ceases at some point and the patient relapses. In this case one should repeat the dose at suitable intervals to speed the cure. This is quite common in protracted chronic disease. One may repeat the dose to speed the cure only if they meet all five conditions noted at the end of the paragraph.

1. The remedy is perfectly homeopathic (Not a wrong remedy or a partial simillimum.)

2. The remedy is potentized and dissolved in water. (Not the dry dose.)

3. The remedy is given in a small dose (1 pill in a 7-8 tablespoon medicinal solution, given in a split-dose, olfaction, etc.)

4. The remedy is given at suitable intervals based on what experience has shown to be best. (Individualization.)

5. The degree of potency must be changed before administering each dose (The medicinal solution must be succussed prior to ingestion.)

There is a great difference between a visibly progressing and strikingly increasing amelioration and a slow continuous improvement that takes up to 100 days to show any significant results. What Hahnemann is offering is a very clear differential of two completely different types of remedy actions. This is a much more sophisticated approach then just giving everyone a single dose and then waiting and watching no matter how slowly the patient is progressing. With his new posology methods there was no need to watch for weeks and months with the patient barely improving and wait for a relapse.'

The thread you have sent talks about dry dosing and Sameer is correct not to repeat the same potency. That is how I planned it initially (dry dosing of 30C, than 200C). But now we are on wet dosing and can use the advantages of it. We do not repeat the same potency, therefore, there is no need to go higher (to 200C) yet. The changes of the mood you observed in your son are mild aggravation. It is good to stay on a 'short-acting' potency then. Being hot might mean detoxification. Please, do not push it, we are doing it gently, after all, he needs to stay at school, not in bed. I would rather suggest next time to tap the bottle only 7 times, not 8. Take longer distances between dosages, make sure the good mood returns.

Giving more thoughts to it, is he constipated? Because you mentioned acne earlier, it appeares he should be. Than, being hot means his body is changing intestinal flora, and he has a die-off of a previous pathological one. Than he needs activated charcoal in the morning to help with prevention of reabsorption of the die-off toxins from his intestins to the blood stream. Give him 2 capsules in the morning with food, and vitamin C after school. When the intestinal flora finishes to change, his allergies wil be gone as well. Even if he is not constipated badly, this is still a right thing to do.