Hello!
My daughter's friend has Sickle Cell Anemia, and although I've heard of it, and know it's genetic blood disease, I've never realized the PAIN that is involved in this problem. Has anyone worked with someone with this situation, and what were your results? Is there a protocol for sickle cell anemia? Has anyone published a Homeopathic book on this?
Thanks in advance!
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Sickle cell anemia?
Re: Sickle cell anemia?
Jennifer wrote:
and know it's genetic blood disease, I've never realized the PAIN that is
involved in this problem. Has anyone worked with someone with this
situation, and what were your results? Is there a protocol for sickle cell
anemia? Has anyone published a Homeopathic book on this?
Jennifer Ruby
Hi Jennifer
The pain is caused by the clumping together of the sickle shaped blood cells
and is called 'sickling' - the shape contributing to this, and it is more
likely to occur in the smaller vessels - this clumping can also occur in
organs causing problems - and when it occurs in the spleen leads to
increased susceptibility to infections - which often leads to their demise.
There is a book in EH
ENNIS S., The Natural Choice Sickle Cell Disease/Thalassaemia
I was only reading this the other day as this query was on another list I
am on with regard to herbal treatments for the problem.Here is a response
from someone on that list:
" Herbalist Alan Tillotson, AHG, has worked extensively with clients with
sickle cell. I know Prickly Ash (Zanthoxylum spp.) is a big part of the
protocol he has developed. It is also one of the herbs traditionally
used in Africa for the condition. I think he talks about it in his book
(the title of which I dont have handy)... "
In the Reps look up Thallasemia to get an idea of rems
Farokh Master has a reference to Sickle cell anaemia and other blood
disorders in newborns and infants in Ferr.met.
He also has Cadm. met for Thalassemia in Synthesis
Radar lists the following rems for acute thalassemia minor -
ARS. calc. chin. chinin-ar. crot-c. crot-h. kali-ar. nat-m. sul-ac.
all attributed references to Kent.
Carc. is listed in RU for Thalassemia with the reference being Micklem, R.D.
(1951- )
Cobalt-nit in Synthesis under Generalss, anemia, sickle-cell (Stephenson)
From what I have read Jennifer, this is a tough one to impact upon.
Hope this has been of some help
Best
Robyn
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and know it's genetic blood disease, I've never realized the PAIN that is
involved in this problem. Has anyone worked with someone with this
situation, and what were your results? Is there a protocol for sickle cell
anemia? Has anyone published a Homeopathic book on this?
Jennifer Ruby
Hi Jennifer
The pain is caused by the clumping together of the sickle shaped blood cells
and is called 'sickling' - the shape contributing to this, and it is more
likely to occur in the smaller vessels - this clumping can also occur in
organs causing problems - and when it occurs in the spleen leads to
increased susceptibility to infections - which often leads to their demise.
There is a book in EH
ENNIS S., The Natural Choice Sickle Cell Disease/Thalassaemia
I was only reading this the other day as this query was on another list I
am on with regard to herbal treatments for the problem.Here is a response
from someone on that list:
" Herbalist Alan Tillotson, AHG, has worked extensively with clients with
sickle cell. I know Prickly Ash (Zanthoxylum spp.) is a big part of the
protocol he has developed. It is also one of the herbs traditionally
used in Africa for the condition. I think he talks about it in his book
(the title of which I dont have handy)... "
In the Reps look up Thallasemia to get an idea of rems
Farokh Master has a reference to Sickle cell anaemia and other blood
disorders in newborns and infants in Ferr.met.
He also has Cadm. met for Thalassemia in Synthesis
Radar lists the following rems for acute thalassemia minor -
ARS. calc. chin. chinin-ar. crot-c. crot-h. kali-ar. nat-m. sul-ac.
all attributed references to Kent.
Carc. is listed in RU for Thalassemia with the reference being Micklem, R.D.
(1951- )
Cobalt-nit in Synthesis under Generalss, anemia, sickle-cell (Stephenson)
From what I have read Jennifer, this is a tough one to impact upon.
Hope this has been of some help
Best
Robyn
"They who see but ONE, in all the changing manifoldness of this universe,
unto them belongs eternal truth - unto none else, unto none else." (Sir
J.C.Bose)
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Re: Sickle cell anemia?
Yes, it is very painful. The simillimum, as determined by the actual symptoms -- where when how, etc... -- should be a good remedy, I should think. Rosemary