Homeopathic remedy makers

[Allen Coniglio]

Has anyone ever bought and/or used the Eagle homeopathic remedy maker? If so, could you say whether it works as advertised and/or if you would buy it again or anything else you might have to offer?

What about the "Sulis?

White Mountain?

Any other advice, info, or remedy makers?

Thanks.

[Tanya Marquette]

The Sulis seem to have a good reputation and several in the UK are using it. It has been discussed on the ARH-media group

My interest has been in a unit where you can literally place a picture or name of a remedy you want to make on the machine

and it can do that. That unit seems to have no name and costs about $900.00 last I checked. I know/knew a number of

people who used it successfully
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[Allen Coniglio]

The White Mountain remedy maker says that it can do just that - convert voice into remedies. http://www.remedydevices.com/ It is the second one down on the page.

[pb000014]

I am pretty open minded to both science and esoteric, but I swear, it's going to take a long time and solid convincing before I use remedies based on this or any method of writing remedies on paper. Just my opinion.

Regards,,
Paul
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[Allen Coniglio]

My thoughts exactly but I would imagine that in the not too distant future such a "Star Trek" remedy maker would be available and functional. I am having a bit of a problem in trusting the other, more "conventional" remedy makers as well but they are just a bit more believable than the voice devices. I would really like to get something, however, as I am sure that shortly, the entire homeopathic world will be under attack from globalist, big government interventions.

[Shannon Nelson]

That's wild. I wonder what it would make from the name of one of the "impossible" remedies?
Chemical combinations that don't exist, unicorn, that sort of thing? I'm not being sarcastic, just intrigued.