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angel z
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: alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by angel z »

hello shannon,

two weeks!!! two weeks ????

bummer! i just asked on a list, can't recall which one anymore, about my
vibrating sonicare toothbrush and was told to not use it (the toothbrush)
half an hour only before and after i dose with remedy.

i've never had drilling done on my teeth, buti guess it's similar to what
they do when they clean them semi annually, right? and similar to the
toothbrush vibration?

angel & furry angelz
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Date: Sun, 01 Aug 2004 12:54:23 -0500
From: Bob&Shannon
Subject: Re: alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

My own experience with dental work (on myself only) has been that it will
antidote if drilling happens within the first two weeks after taking the
single dose remedy, but after (roughly) two weeks I haven't had a problem
with it. But no doubt this is individual too!
Shannon


Shannon Nelson
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Re: : alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Hi Angel,

I think that drilling, cleaning, and something like Sonicare each need to be
considered separately! The *usual* type of cleaning, at least that I'm
familiar with, involves only scraping, and apparently this poses no problem
whatever for the remedy.

Drilling definitely can be a problem within some time-frame (for me, at
least, that period seems to be two weeks). *Maybe* it's the vibration that
causes the trouble, and in that case *maybe* it would be the same with
Sonicare -- tho a couple of years back I recall someone(?) saying that she
had to stop using her Sonicare (permanently?) because it (always?) messed
with her remedy. Hers was the only concrete experience I've heard up to
now, tho.

I suppose the thing to do would be, first *wait* until the action of the
remedy is established -- give the remedy a chance to "show its colors"
without any potential interference from the Sonicare, then start using it
and see whether or not there's a problem? That would be my inclination,
anyway.

Cheers,
Shannon
on 8/2/04 3:51 AM, angel z at angelznest@hotmail.com wrote:


Ginny Wilken
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Re: : alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by Ginny Wilken »

I've used a Sonicare for many years, and used it right through my case,
still ongoing, and there was no observable effect on doses. I did quit
minty things throughout. I had discussed coffee with my homeopath -
I've subsequently quit anyway - but we thought that if a person had a
coffee habit, that it becomes part of the terrain upon which we
diagnose. Perhaps this is why I no longer feel I need it - that aspect
has been cured.

ginny
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Rosemary C Hyde PhD
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Re: : alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by Rosemary C Hyde PhD »

I agree -- I've seen no effects from a Sonicare toothbrush. Rosemary


muthu kumar
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Re: : alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by muthu kumar »

I would think if the action of the remedy gets disturbed by any thing
many times this fact of disturbance itself becomes part of the
symptom picture. This is similar to a mixed picture after
administering the homeopathic remedy. Then as far as possible we can
include the aggravation with that particular thing also for selecting
the remedy.
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Rosemary C Hyde PhD
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Re: : alternative therapies antidoting homeopathy?

Post by Rosemary C Hyde PhD »

Drilling is MUCH more invasive than using a toothbrush for a couple of minutes. As I said, the toothbrush has never made me think that a remedy was being antidoted, but an hour or two having a tooth drilled sure has! Rosemary


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