tinctures

[Jessy Hamilton]

> But the original question/statement was a good one.
Why was tincture objected too? Are we not being
classical homeopaths if we choose to use tincture as
often as possible?

Jessy

[Dave Hartley]

Hi Jessy,

If you've studied Organon, you will have noted Hahnemann's repeating the
fact that potentization develops remedial powers in medicinal substance,
which particular powers are *not present* in material dose of same.

And of course, the matter of material-dose biochemical effects /
side-effects.

Some tinctures are homeopathically proved, many not.

Those that are not- would *need* to be, before you could claim to use them
homeopathically.

If you prefer to work with tinctures, your practice will probably more
closely resemble that of an "eclectic naturopath" than a "classical
homeopath"

regards,
Dave Hartley
www.Mr-Notebook.com
www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Seattle, WA 425.820.7443
Asheville, NC 828.285.0240