In einer eMail vom 16.06.04 14:35:39 (MEZ) - Mitteleurop. Sommerzeit schreibt
shannonnelson@tds.net:
<< have always found this fascinating... Would be a *little* more rational
if the ban applied only to potencies low enough to contain a molecule or few
of substance (even tho a molecule or few won't be narcotic!)
How can an "energy imprint" be deemed an illegal drug, and then why aren't
photographs of the plant also illegal? It's amusing, in a depressing sort
of way...
Shannon
on 6/16/04 6:07 PM, Julian Winston at
jwinston@actrix.gen.nz wrote:
17.6.4.
I very much like this expression "energetical imprint".
Well, there is a point in this. You can not give Tuberculinum to one who
already had tuberculosis, no matter how far away in the past due to the risk of
reactivation - at least theoretical.
As long as things are not 100% sure - which they still are not, we still
operate empirical in the broader sense of the word - such decisions can not be
fought against. I do not think it is defined as a drug but as a way to induce
somebody to drug dependence, to make him have appetite ... to make him crave ...
However there are very interesting things to be said here.
First of all, except alcoholism, which is homeopathically luesinic (usually
some Aurum salt) with one exception (Ca-arsenicosum) - I mean, miasm definition
is not actual any more, it can be used but not in the way it was understood 2
hundred years ago - all other dependences are tuberculinic. Even hepatitis is
a tuberculinic disease. I never saw a non-tuberculinic patient with hepatitis
acute or anamnestic. So there must be a inborn weakness in this direction.
The reason why all drug addicts are actually infected with hepatitis B and/or
C is this one plus the fact that all drugs, even the inhalative ones, are
weakening the liver structurally, making it prone to infection - susceptibility
was really a very good point in this discussion in this forum.
So, returning to the first point, if a tuberculinic person might need
cannabis, it should be slept over one night before giving it to him. There is a point
here, in my opinion at least.
This knowledge is well known from the ancient chinese medicine too, however
from THAT angle of view, but the result is the same - this is the interesting
and satisfactory part. Tuberculinic constitutions are in chinese medicine the
so-called lung types, which are described as extremely thin-skinned in the
spiritual way, without being able to accept any kind of criticism from outside and
having problems with people around, very arrogant, intelligent and malignant,
holding grudges life long, unable to fit to the world around them, etc. It
perfectly suits the homeopathic description. It might be interesting to know,
who are actually the immensely numerous nicotine and opium smokers in China. It
could be that they are all tuberculinic. We can detail on this further on, if
interested.
Kind regards - as always ...Dr.medic. Viorel V. Bucur (
www.dr-bucur.com).
