Use of alcohol

[homoeopathic_helpline]

Alcohol is mostly used as vehicle in homoeopathic mrdicines. The
general use of alcohol is forbidden in certain religions. Those who
practice these religions strictly, refuse to take homoepathic
medicines.
Do we have medicines not based on alcohol? What other matter can be
used as vehicle?

Syed Mohsin Rizvi

[Shannon Nelson]

Remedies in pillule form probably don't contain any detectable amount of
alcohol at all. Is that acceptable?
Shannon
on 11/19/03 6:30 AM, homoeopathic_helpline at
homoeopathic_helpline@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

[Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D.]

I've heard of glycerine or charcoal being used as preservatives in place of
alcohol. Or just use water and tell the patient to keep the bottle
refrigerated if you're making up dosing bottles from pellets. Rosemary

[Julian Winston]

At 12:30 PM +0000 11/19/03, homoeopathic_helpline wrote:

One can use triturations which are prepared directly in milk sugar.
I know that a similar question came up about Hassidic jews at one
point, and someone said that their ban on ingesting insects (apis) or
reptiles (snake venoms) does not hold because the imperative of being
*healed* is greater than the need to avoid.
I do not know if there is similar dispensations in other religions.
Of course, the best solution is to purchase a radionic remedy maker
which can use water as a medium.
I can't see how taking a single granule which has been exposed to
1/500th of a drop of alcohol (which has evaporated) can be considered
"taking alcohol."
But then, again, I'm pretty rational and most religions are not...

JW

[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

There has been a rabbinic religious ruling in Israel saying that the homeopathic remedies are kosher at all time because of their extreme dilutions and the healing intent.

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

[Suriya Osman]

Dear Yossi
And, what is Kosher is also halal! Muslims are allowed to eat Kosher
foods because we have the same rules for food. Halal is the Muslim term
for kosher.

regards
Suriya
Dr.J Rozencwajg wrote:

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[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

Of course.

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

[Mohamed Abu Bakar]

It is best to discuss the use of alcohol in terms of usage, purpose, quantity and the duty of a doctor to his patient.
Discussing it in terms of legal and illegal, halal haram, either kosher or not is always a never ending story of religious opinions.
Treating anybody with less harm done should alway be supported by most religions.
This is only a suggestion. Happy Hari Raya to all.
HBI
Dear Yossi
And, what is Kosher is also halal! Muslims are allowed to eat Kosher
foods because we have the same rules for food. Halal is the Muslim term
for kosher.

regards
Suriya
Dr.J Rozencwajg wrote:

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[Mohamed Abu Bakar]

It is best to discuss the use of alcohol in terms of usage, purpose, quantity and the duty of a doctor to his patient.
Discussing it in terms of legal and illegal, halal haram, either kosher or not is always a never ending story of religious opinions.
Treating anybody with less harm done should alway be supported by most religions.
This is only for suggestion Happy Hari Raya to all.
HBI
Dear Yossi
And, what is Kosher is also halal! Muslims are allowed to eat Kosher
foods because we have the same rules for food. Halal is the Muslim term
for kosher.

regards
Suriya
Dr.J Rozencwajg wrote:

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