Last year I revised my prescription methods for some ailments by using a
TWO PRONGED approach.
Thus I started to employ external Homeopathic healing actions on
patients who were taking internally also.
My reasonings were to provide quick relief externally whilst the
internal relief would slowly but surely come to the patient.
Specifically I have been using homeopathic creams that I have had made
up specially for certain conditions that can be targetted with a two
pronged approach.
The reason I am bringing it your attention is because it has worked very
well, and those that may be interested, should try it and see for
themselves.
I have already mentioned acne and the usage of Rose Damascena.
But the main conditions that I have used creams on are:
1. Arthritis
2. Rheumatism
3. Lumbago/Slipped Disc
4. Sciatica
5. Acne
6. Scarring/Wounds from Operations/Surgery
7. Myalagia
8. Eczema
9. Psoriasis
For each condition I had special Homeopathic creams made that were made
of a COMBINATION of remedies in either 6x or 12x.
If you interested please let me know and I'll provide further details.
I am happy to say that a lady visited from New York who had had a heart
bypass. Naturally she had a big wound that was healing. I asked her to
use the Scarring/Wounds cream and it has worked miracles. It has allowed
for faster recovery and a much smaller scar area than she anticipated.
Arthiritis is very common in this country and people have found the 12%
joint pain cream to be very helpful to them.
Skin conditions respond but it has to be used one week on, one week off.
Too much dry's the skin else.
Atiq
The Two Pronged Approach
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Ardavan Shahrdar
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Re: The Two Pronged Approach
Hi all,
Aphorism 194 of Organon (which IMO really sounds
reasonable):
'It is not useful, either in acute local diseases of
recent origin or in local affections that have already
existed a long time, to rub in or apply externally to
the spot an external remedy, even though it be the
specific and, when used internally, salutary by reason
of its homoeopathicity, even although it should be at
the same time administered internally; for the acute
topical affections (e.g., inflammations of the
individual parts, erysipelas, etc.), which have not
been caused by external injury of proportionate
violence, but by dynamic or internal causes, yield
most surely to internal remedies homoeopathically
adapted to the perceptible state of the health present
in the exterior and interior, selected from the
general store of proved medicines,1 and generally
without any other aid; but if these diseases do not
yield to them completely, and if there still remain in
the affected spot and in the whole state,
notwithstanding good regimen, a relic of disease which
the vital force is not competent to restore to the
normal state, then the acute disease was (as not
infrequently happens) a product of psora which had
hitherto remained latent in the interior, but has now
burst forth and is on the point of developing into a
palpable chronic disease.'
Regards,
Ardavan Shahrdar
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Aphorism 194 of Organon (which IMO really sounds
reasonable):
'It is not useful, either in acute local diseases of
recent origin or in local affections that have already
existed a long time, to rub in or apply externally to
the spot an external remedy, even though it be the
specific and, when used internally, salutary by reason
of its homoeopathicity, even although it should be at
the same time administered internally; for the acute
topical affections (e.g., inflammations of the
individual parts, erysipelas, etc.), which have not
been caused by external injury of proportionate
violence, but by dynamic or internal causes, yield
most surely to internal remedies homoeopathically
adapted to the perceptible state of the health present
in the exterior and interior, selected from the
general store of proved medicines,1 and generally
without any other aid; but if these diseases do not
yield to them completely, and if there still remain in
the affected spot and in the whole state,
notwithstanding good regimen, a relic of disease which
the vital force is not competent to restore to the
normal state, then the acute disease was (as not
infrequently happens) a product of psora which had
hitherto remained latent in the interior, but has now
burst forth and is on the point of developing into a
palpable chronic disease.'
Regards,
Ardavan Shahrdar
--- Atiq Ahmad Bhatti
wrote: >
=====
"Life is beautiful, if you look at it in a beautiful way."
Dr Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom
President of Iranian Homeopathic Association
Website: http://www.minutus.org
Email: ashahrdar@yahoo.com
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Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D.
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Re: The Two Pronged Approach
It's interesting to note that Hahnemann advocated using just such an
approach (combining internal administration with topical application of the
same potentized remedy for systemic (chronic) conditions), in Chronic
Disease. I was surprised to read that, as it had never been brought to my
attention through my homeopathic education.
Rosemary
approach (combining internal administration with topical application of the
same potentized remedy for systemic (chronic) conditions), in Chronic
Disease. I was surprised to read that, as it had never been brought to my
attention through my homeopathic education.
Rosemary
Re: The Two Pronged Approach
Atiq wrote:-
Interesting as I always make my creams using Herbal (MT) Tinctures.
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Rochelle
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Interesting as I always make my creams using Herbal (MT) Tinctures.
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Eleana Needham
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Re: The Two Pronged Approach
I have used creams made with low potency remedies too - especially Thios 6x
for old scar tissue which works very well.
Eleana
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Interesting as I always make my creams using Herbal (MT) Tinctures.
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for old scar tissue which works very well.
Eleana
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Interesting as I always make my creams using Herbal (MT) Tinctures.
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