Sycosis & Common Gonorrhea 1, Errata

[David Little]

Hello I made a spell check mistake in the second paragraph below.

Hering wrote that we may have to speak of subspecies of psora, because
it is transmitted by mites, bacteria, fungi and viruses. Nevertheless, they
are all still Psora and produce a homogeneous syndrome when suppressed. I
call these Psora 1, 2, 3, and 4, when referring to primary infections. I
have even noted some variations on the psora theme in 1, 2, 3 and 4
patients. We may have to the same thing with sycosis but it is still
sycosis because all these agents come together because they share a related
spectrum and piggyback one upon the another. They seem to produce a
homogeneous chronic syndrome we now called "sycosis" when suppressed.

I have seen the same sycotic symptoms in our books appear after the
suppression of genital chlamydia and XXXX "trichinoses" XXXX also! THIS
SHOULD SAY "TRICHOMONIASIS". These patients suffered the same loss of
memory, confusion, pains in joints, pain in muscles, bad smells, foul mucus
discharges, etc. And yes, the suppressed discharges have returned on
anti-sycotic remedies. It is quite possible that we are dealing with a
spectrum of microorganisms that share a similar terrain susceptibility and
pathway of disease. Traditional Homoeopathy has documented the effects of a
wide variety of non syphilitic venereal agents that cause a particular
syndrome we know by the symptoms of "sycosis".

Best, David Little

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