Luise, Not necessarily. 103/104 is not unusual for a one year old. It wld entirely depend on is child eating/drinking? aware? physical exam? vaccinated (which if no just broadens possible illnesses somewhat? any other medical problems? any other children in community sick w/ weird/severe illnesses? ...

Tanya,

What is this epigenetic/traumatic research you mention?

Thanks.

John McGonigle, MD

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Hello everyone, I've inherited a bunch of old Borhmann and Sons liquid homepathic remedies (30C to 50M) but the problem is that the 87% alcohol they were "en-souled" in has evaporated from almost all of the vials. (I don't know much about the pharmacist but they look to me to be from the 4...

Sherri, Well, taken broadly and generously the statement could be a call to pay attention to the "obstacles to cure" as part of a thorough case- taking. John McGonigle --- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Sheri Nakken wrote: questions encourage the explanations must of with out difficult that a...

Cathy, You need to delve more elaborately into the pain, the quality of the pain, what aggravates or ameliorates it etc. In short, you need to present or take yourself the case homeopathically. You'll learn to do this, in time. What you've presented to us is a litany of "things" that "...

Preston, I agree, there is a paucity of detailed "how to" on this. And that's a shame. The thing is, it is a very difficult and elaborate skill and it can only be sought in ones' love and curiosity for and about the patient, and only grow w/ practice and practice. This experience is what i...

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