An auto-immune syndrome sparked off by hepatitis?
If a straight remedy doesn't work can we consider building up the vital
force with a bit of nutritional sleuthing?
If so, give me a 'mail and I'll be happy to help.
Phil

80% of antibiotic Rxs for middle ear are now ineffective. Similar for UTIs. It's showtime for the Complementary Medicine Practitioners, dear people. Check David's posting on Hahnemann's embracing of other healing methods and let's go for the doctor! (an expression meaning go all out and all the way ...

The whole herb is banned in Australia.
It doesn't cause cancer - it causes veno-occlusive disease - but only in
massive overdoses.
Its banning was another bureaucratic joke - as comfrey leaves are used as a
salad vegetable in Japan - the world's longest-lived people.

Phil

Thanks, Mate but my point is that - while I don't necessarily support mixed remedies all that much - the reason for all the chatter about them could be multiple miasm cases which well chosen single remedies aren't cracking. Oz definitely seems to have a prob in that regard and I believe that many ca...

Sorry, David. My boo boo with the Napoleon date typo. But there is no evidenct to suggest that people eat tons of food in an effort to cure a disease. I can't recall writing that Napoleon took scabies with the syphilis. If I did, I must have been drunk. You have agreat grip on the historical minutae...

That's refreshing to know. Thanks, mate.
Phil

There is hope, blossom.
We need to take the case properly, however.
Look at my website and tell me how you would like to contact me about this.
www.wellnesscentre.com.au

Phil

I disagree Maria. Knowledge of wholism is essential to view a person
wholistically.
Phil

You're right. The purists must realise that mixtures are marketed by major firms now and people are out there looking - both for them and also a way of avoiding allopathic medicine. Just think of them as a way of bridging the gap of belief between the concept of symptom suppression and wanting a wel...

I believe that there is a reason why mixing is a hot topic. That is that in the modern era, multiple miasms are common, whereas in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries they were rare - especially in Germany. We know that the new serious syphilis strain was carried back to Europe by Columbas in 14...