While looking at some of Dr Banerji¹s recipes note that he uses Baryta Carb
200c in Dementia citing carelessness of appearance and loosing capabilities.
I found his use of recipes very disturbing as it is contrary to my training
but apparently he gets good results, Best Wishes Jean
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Alzheimer's
Re: Alzheimer's
My Mother in Law is not Baryta Carb as she still is immaculately dressed + makeup although these days it may be lipstick she uses as eyebrow colour!! On Monday actually got her into a very nice residential home as respite care because she has a very swollen knee which she will not rest because she is pottering around on it all the time. Hopeful they will get it sorted while she is there as on Sunday she could hardly walk and I actually put her in the garden with her leg up on a chair and she stayed there for a couple of hours looking at the newspaper. Apparently they are taking the residents out for the day today which is just the sort of thing she likes. They have plenty of activities going on all the time every day. We will see how she goes.
I take it you don't like Bannerjea's recipe's because they are just that , without taking the person into consideration.
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
I take it you don't like Bannerjea's recipe's because they are just that , without taking the person into consideration.
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Re: Alzheimer's
Forgot what passed through my mind when prescribing Lyssin. Her breast fed
child just can not be restrained and cries a lot at night. I had a feeling
this might be helped by mother¹s treatment. I do not know if refusal to be
restrained is in Lyssin. Maybe it is a feeling of being badly treated by
those near and dear??? Jean
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child just can not be restrained and cries a lot at night. I had a feeling
this might be helped by mother¹s treatment. I do not know if refusal to be
restrained is in Lyssin. Maybe it is a feeling of being badly treated by
those near and dear??? Jean
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Re: Alzheimer's
If you think about the crazy rabid state of Lyssin then it is easy to
imagine the concept of restraint being unbearable to them.
best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 9/2/03 4:27 AM, JeanW Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:
Forgot what passed through my mind when prescribing Lyssin. Her breast fed
child just can not be restrained and cries a lot at night. I had a feeling
this might be helped by mother¹s treatment. I do not know if refusal to be
restrained is in Lyssin. Maybe it is a feeling of being badly treated by
those near and dear??? Jean
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imagine the concept of restraint being unbearable to them.
best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 9/2/03 4:27 AM, JeanW Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:
Forgot what passed through my mind when prescribing Lyssin. Her breast fed
child just can not be restrained and cries a lot at night. I had a feeling
this might be helped by mother¹s treatment. I do not know if refusal to be
restrained is in Lyssin. Maybe it is a feeling of being badly treated by
those near and dear??? Jean
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