hypertension

[Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D.]

Mother tincture taken at a different time from the LM dose should not
interfere with the latter, although it always is a good idea to observe
carefully after the first dose or two before continuing to see what the
individual's response is.

Rosemary

[myirishenergy]

Rosemary, I would like to give her LM of Lyc to continue her path and
Nat Mur 6X (salt for HBP) and the Crat MT.
Her pressure with her meds is not coming down.
I'm wondering if since disease is being peeled away now her Vital Force
is focusing on her HBP because it wasn't like this before.
It's like she's trading off one thing for another.
Her Hot Flushes are almost none existent.
You have any ideas how I can incorporate all three in a days time?
Lyc LM first thing in the am.(She has tested this out and seems to need
it every day)
3 times a day the Crat MT
and sticking Nat Mur 6X in there somewhere.
I just don't want to interfere with anyone of them.
What do you think about adding Nat Mur6X?
thanks for everyones help on this
Emily

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[myirishenergy]

I'm also thinking would the Remedy interfere with her BP Meds?
For some reason her body isn't accepting her meds. With taking her
medication everyday, her pressure averages 154/98 - 175/120.
What's up with that??? I just can't figure this out.
Emily

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[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Emily,
It sounds to me as tho the Lyc is close, but not quite "it", and
symptoms are being rearranged as the body/mind tries to cope. What are
other possibilities for the remedy? How would you summarize her main
issue(s) and dynamic(s)?
Shannon
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[Shannon Nelson]

If the remedy works well it should decrease her need for the meds. But
it sounds like you're saying the meds aren't working? Were they
working before she started the remedy? Maybe that med just isn't good
for her?
Shannon
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[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

I had plenty of patients on hypertension medication who kept having higher
and higher readings while their GPs and specialists kept increasing the
dosages and adding more pills.
Everybody is frightened to death and for good reasons.
Conventional medicine calls it a paradoxical reaction, we call it the Law of
Similars........no joking, look at the side effects of most of those drugs
and you will see, well hidden.........hypertension.....
The way I approach it is multi pronged and not classical, so here is your
chance to use the delete key.....
1. I try to take the case WITHOUT the symptoms of the high blood pressure
(if there are any) or without the symptoms caused by the drugs or as they
were before they were diagnosed and drugged........that's classical
2. I try to lower their BP by other means, considering it a one-sided
disease or an intoxication; once this is on the way I can enlist the help of
the GP (I am legally bound to do that) in order to start diminishing the
drugs: acupuncture works well for me, herbs like Crataegus at high doses,
Cactus, herbal diuretics and vasodilators (we know them in homeopathy but I
want only the physical effect, hence the use of tinctures), relaxation,
biofeedback, reflexology, etc,......
3. Of course I try to correct the nutritional aspect and the lifestyle.
The patient checks his BP daily and I see him at least twice a week, as the
BP has to be monitored.
With this type of approach, the BP start leaving the danger zone, we can
then remove the drugs and eventually go to real in depth treatment........
not for the faint-hearted though and you need the patient to understand that
there are risks with sudden variations of the BP.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD, NMD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".