lowest potencies of certain remedies

[HomeoDidact]

Hello list member,

I do not have really much experience with the following Rx, but
I need to give them in the *lowest* potencies, which are not harmful or poisonous.

If you can advise regarding the lowest, yet Safe, potencies - please help.

The remedies are:

1) Lathyrus sativus

2) Cuprum aceticum

3) Alstonioa constricta

TIA

Rafy
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[muthu kumar]

Lathyrus I have used in 6 as well as 30.

Cup. aceticum in 30 but I have read (Burnett? Clarke?) where they
have used very low potencies.

Alstonia constricta - no experience but this is a herbal medicine and
so has been administered in material doses ( so many grains). I have
used Alstonia scholaris in material doses and also Q ( it is given
for Irritable bowel and other bowel complaints - diarrhoea, dysentery
etc)
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "HomeoDidact" wrote:
harmful or poisonous.
please help.

[Allen Coniglio]

The homeopathic companies - at least in the US - usually set a lower limit
below which a remedy might be poisonous and will not sell those potencies to
the public.

A good book on potencies is "Select Your Dose And Potency" by P.S. Rawat, P,
Jain Publishers of New Delhi. I bought my copy at Chopra's Homeopathic
Centre in Toronto, Canada and you might contact Chopra to see about ordering
a copy, if interested.

Chopra Homeopathy Centre
1391 Gerrard Street East, Toronto, ON M4L1Z3
(416)778-7334

You might also contact B. Jain Publishers in New Delhi for a catalog of
titles or try other online sources or your local bookstore.

Allen