question and answer

[Dr. Krishnamoorthy]

Question No. 1: We find the words 'cachexia' 'cachectic' 'cachectic
individuals' etc. in the repertories and materia medicas. What is the
meaning and significance of this word in homeopathic practice; or, when and
where would you make use of these. For example, which Repertory contains
the maximum or the largest list of remedies under "Cachexia?"

Question No. 2: Explain "lack of reaction" found in the Repertories.

This column was started a few weeks ago to illustrate my point that if a
practitioner learns EXACT & ACCURATE use of Lilienthal, Knerr, Kent,
Boericke and Hering's Guiding Symptoms (10 volumes) it is more than
sufficient to get near cent per cent success. Many listees did not agree
with me. Knowing answers to the questions posted by me in this list had
enabled many practitioners to make better use of the above reference books.
For example, Dr. Tew Lian Eng, of Malaysia, Dr. George C McGrath of England
and Dr. Coryl Lee of Germany had written me that after reading the cases
reported by me in this group, they bought Lilienthal's and they could find
the remedy (that also cured the patient with one single dose) by referring
to Lilienthal at the first stroke, for which they had been using various
softweares and repertories for over a year, all in vain.

Thank you all!