Has anyone experience or understanding of The Singh Method which has much in common w/ James Compton Burnett in treatment of chronic disease states ?
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The Singh Method ? Sequential Prescribing
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helen page
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Jeremy Crowley
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The Singh Method ? Sequential Prescribing
Hi Helen
I have used the Singh method quite a lot. I have found it very good for hay
fever, using the 'mini plan' ( briefly descend the apropriate nosode, over 2
days then hep sul 30(fillings or mercury in vaccines) or apropriate
dyscrasia remedy in morning 8am Organ drainage in 30 eg berb vulg 2pm Indicated
remedy (sabad, Allium cepa, euphrasia etc) night for 5 days. maxi plan also good
for blood pressure in many cases . Have been told that it is a good method
to prevent agravations when treating eczema. but have not allways found this
to be true in my practice.
Have heard lots of theoretical arguments, against it, multiple prescribing,
not individual, painting by numbers
Practical arguments, takes a long time to prepare sequence of remedies
(true, it is a pain)
Ideological arguments, it will harm the persons soul in their next
incarnation :-0
I have not heard many people saying it does not work- it does.
Clasical homeopathy revisited by Roger Dyson and Jean ? Sorry Jean, cannot
remember) explains the method well.
Jeremy
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I have used the Singh method quite a lot. I have found it very good for hay
fever, using the 'mini plan' ( briefly descend the apropriate nosode, over 2
days then hep sul 30(fillings or mercury in vaccines) or apropriate
dyscrasia remedy in morning 8am Organ drainage in 30 eg berb vulg 2pm Indicated
remedy (sabad, Allium cepa, euphrasia etc) night for 5 days. maxi plan also good
for blood pressure in many cases . Have been told that it is a good method
to prevent agravations when treating eczema. but have not allways found this
to be true in my practice.
Have heard lots of theoretical arguments, against it, multiple prescribing,
not individual, painting by numbers
Practical arguments, takes a long time to prepare sequence of remedies
(true, it is a pain)
Ideological arguments, it will harm the persons soul in their next
incarnation :-0
I have not heard many people saying it does not work- it does.
Clasical homeopathy revisited by Roger Dyson and Jean ? Sorry Jean, cannot
remember) explains the method well.
Jeremy
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