Ramakrishnan's notes

[Bill Giman]

Hello all,

Does anybody who has taken Dr. A.U. Ramakrishnan's courses, remember
what remedy he recommends for children who need to have their appetite
stimulated?

The child does not have an appetite and this remedy stimulates it.
I can't find it in my notes.

Thanx in advance,
Bill G.

[Rochelle Marsden]

Herbal Alfalfa tincture will do this but also look at the Rx as this does it as well Also zinc. I will check my AUR notes when I have a moment.

Rochelle
Registered Homeopath, EFT(Advanced)Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

[ehc]

thought this might be of some use -

I have had very good results from Calc.c an dpulse lately in stimulating children's appetities but it was the simillum to the whole case

Beverly
www.eternalhealthconcepts.com

[muthu kumar]

Probably Oleum Jecoris aselli
I have used this with good effect in children

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[Vivek Arora]

sir
would you be kind to let us know the potency used
regards

hahnemannian2002 wrote:
Probably Oleum Jecoris aselli
I have used this with good effect in children

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[~Tan~]

Hello Bill,

To add to Chris' input...I have used Alfalfa 1x extensively in the
treatment of animals as a general appetite stimulant with frequent
success. Also found it useful in animals with cancer. Having said
that, you need to take into account 'WHY' the Pt needs to have the
appetite stimulated...what triggered the loss of appetite...take a
look at the rubrics under appetite - eg. is it related to an
emotional upheaval; has the poor appetite occured after a
debilitating condition; is it changeable...sometimes good, other
times not; is it diminished at certain times of day/night, when it's
time to eat, affected by drinking; satiated too easily; does weight
loss accompany it or not; is it < sight/smell of food; without
relish; is there nausea; what else in the case does the problem
match; etc???

Cheerz, Tan.

NB: Email advice is not a substitute for medical or veterinary
treatment!

~Tanya Nolte~
Reg'd Classical Homoeopath & Holistic Animal Practitioner
http://www.naturaltherapypages.com.au/therapist/1971

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[muthu kumar]

Generally the lower - 1x,2x etc.

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[Gail]

Can't remember the reference source, and I didn't ever use it,
(although I contemplated it for a while with a very tubercular
looking child) but I did read that Drosera can do amazing things for
appetite and as a general tonic.
Gail.
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wrote:
remember
appetite
it.

[robin9168]

I have fairly good notes starting from when I first brought Dr
Ramakrishnan to the Uk and from his postgraduate course I set up and I
cant find any reference to this. He may have mentioned it subsequently
though. I can ask him if you like.

[Bonnieallenart]

would these be considered for someone experiencing anorexia?
thank you,
bonnie