Peanuts - ANY nuts

[Laura Peterson]

Hi Jeff
Are you using the electrical frequencies on the person or the substances?
Or both? I have a child sensitive to dust mites, as am I, but we are
both much more resistant to it while using homeopathics.
How is this any different than using antibiotics to kill bacterial
overgrowths? Will perhaps the organisms adjust to the electrical
frequencies and no longer be susceptible to them?
Just curious,
Laura Peterson

On Sun, 13 Oct 2002 02:58:58 -0000 "Jeff Sutherland"
writes:
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[Jan Klüssendorf]

Dear Theresa,

What could be worth a try, as an supportative treatment in your case, is
applying the 'own-blood-therapy' of Hedwig Imhaeuser.
I'm very much aware that this is far from real (classical) homeopathy, but
there are a lot of German homeopaths who have good results with this method,
especially with alergies (but only as an supportative treatment). Maybe some
German homeopaths on the list would care to report their expierence with
this method.

The method is in fact very easy:
Make a C7, C9 & C12 from one drop of your own blood (dilute with a 25 %
alcohol) and take:
C7: 3 times, every 2 week a dose, then:
C9: 3 times, every 3 weeks a dose, then:
C12: 3 times, every 4 weeks

Good luck,

Jan

[Dale Moss]

Actually, Theresa, Bohjalian's novel is a cautionary lesson to us all in the
importance of patient education. The plot hinges around a homeopathic
patient who is violently allergic to nuts but who, misunderstanding the Law
of Similars and the need for using potentized remedies, decides to clear his
allergy to nuts by ingesting a single cashew. Guess what happens?
Similarly, another patient of same homeopath thinks that if a little Ars.
helped him once, more will be better.

It's a good read, as is his earlier novel on midwives.

Peace,
Cinnabar

[Dale Moss]

Perhaps the question should be refined: How many homeopaths want to
experiment on their anaphylactic patients to see whether homeopathy can cure
anaphylaxis?

I have no problem with the idea that homeopathy can cure anaphylaxis, but
I'm not brave enough to attempt to treat a person who has severe
anaphylactic reactions with a view to curing those. It's one thing to treat
acutely an anaphylactic reaction, another to approach it as a central
constitutional issue -- and the potential liability is just too great to
leave much room for mistakes.

Peace,
Cinnabar

[Wendy Howard]

> >>>This is really my questiono too. Is anaphylaxis curable?

Anaphylaxis is a reaction rather than a condition. The condition that needs
to be cured is the underlying sensitivity to certain substances/things which
provokes the person to react in this way. Since individual sensitivities
will require individual treatment, and will respond in an individual way,
it's impossible to state categorically that it is, or isn't "curable". But
it certainly has the potential to be curable.

I've had success in treating an anaphylactic reaction in a 10 month-old. The
remedy given was based on the wider totality (ie. it wasn't prescribed on
the symptoms of anaphylaxis, but on the underlying condition) and it worked
instantly with all symptoms gone within 15 minutes, so a call for medical
assistance wasn't even necessary. After further treatment with the same
remedy, the problem food was slowly reintroduced and the child (who's now
5½) can and does eat this food quite regularly and happily without the
slightest sign of any of the allergic reactions that were evident before.

Regards
Wendy

[Dave Hartley]

The individual in question had (as stated) mild skin reactivity to allergens
in question.

An ideal situation for treatment without much risk.

Certainly each similar situation should be individually evaluated, as should
every other aspect of any homeopathic case, for (among other things)
sensitivity/risk vs overall quality of life

People who have a wide range of allergies may practice wide-avoidance.. at
the risk of backing down a narrowing road leading to situations similar to
multiple-chemical-sensitivity.

We should do our best to treat in a manner designed to alleviate or
eliminate allergic reactions on a consitutional basis.
Careful individual considerations must be given prior to recommendations of
experiementing with intake of small amounts of potential allergen.
In my personal practice, I would use skin reactivity and other subtle
indications prior to discussion of ingestion, and avoid pushing the client
to rash (so to speak) decision about ingestion.

my $.02

regards,

Dave Hartley
www.Mr-Notebook.com
www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Seattle, WA 425.820.7443

[Jeff Sutherland]

I typically use homeopathy in conjunction with electrical
frequencies. However, since I have good air cleaners in my house, the
frequencies alone will clear my system in most cases.

Severe allergies are usually caused by fungal and parasite infections
that aggravate the exposure to the allergen. Once these are
eliminated, the allergic response is much more subdued.

You do have to deal with mutant frequencies. However, in the case of
electrical frequencies, they can run but they cannot hide. The right
frequency will work every time. You just alter it to fit the strain.
This is not possible with antibiotics without developing a new
antibiotic. Today, that can cost $1B and takes years to develop.
Frequencies can be altered in a few seconds.

I have found homeopathy will deal with organisms in certain frequency
bands for certain substances. For example, Cina is useful for some
parasites. However, it typically affects the adult parasite and not
the other three stages of the life cycle of a large parasite, so it
is difficult to completely eliminate the parasite infection with
homeopathy. Also, there are many parasites for which Cina is
completely ineffective. Some will respond to Teucum Marum or other
substances, but I have found homeopathy to be palliative and not
curative for the most part in dealing with these difficult
infections. Candida is another interesting example where you can
control it with homeopathy, but only totally eliminate it with
frequencies applied with the right clinical protocol.

Jeff Sutherland

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[Tanya Marquette]

jeff

what exactly do mean by electrical frequencies. is this some kind of machine? how do you know what frequency to use?

tanya