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Rochelle Marsden
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inherited miasm

Post by Rochelle Marsden »

Thanks Suriya,

I have tried Thuja - up to 1M with father but just at 6c bd with the child
as I don't see him as Thuja constitutionally. I will have a reread of Nitric
Acid. Thanks for the URL.

All the best
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
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Luise Kunkle
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Luise Kunkle »

Hi Rochelle, Suriya,

Would in this approach the constitutional fit have much or even
any relevance?
Regards

Luise
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Suriya Osman
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Suriya Osman »

Hi Luise
When we have a choice of a few remedies , having understood the miasm
we want to treat, then we can use the constitution to help us with the
choice.

regards

Suriya

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the child
of Nitric


Suriya Osman
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Suriya Osman »

Dear Rochelle,
In miasmatic prescribing we need not consider constitution but instead
see what needs to be treated in the disease. Find a similimum for the
miasm . This is clear if we read Chronic disease but try reading all
of Ardavan's papers on Miasms and Approach to chronic disease on the
minutus.org website.

regards

Suriya

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child
of Nitric


Luise Kunkle
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Luise Kunkle »

Hi Suriya,
OK - but e. g. in the case below, if neither remedy fits
"constitutionally" - what then?

Regards

Luise
--
One thought to all who, free of doubt,
So definitely know what's true:
2 and 2 is 22 -
and 2 times 2 is 2:-)
==========> ICQ yinyang 96391801 <==========


Suriya Osman
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Suriya Osman »

Dear Luise

After giving one or both of the 'wart ' remedies ( one by onee) for
the specific miasm in question then we can retake the case and give
what fits the person.(Giving a suitable gap between the remedies .)
I remember reading a small booklet ( I think it was written by JH
Clarke and was called The Prescriber ..these words were in the
preface..very blurred memory so not sure if it is right) where he said
at one point " When in doubt give Thuja".
That did not make sense at that time but it makes sense now but of
course all over generelizations are no true.

regards

Suriya

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sure
split dose
, very
interrupting mum
explain
1 or
would be


Shannon Nelson
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Hi Luise,
I would very much think of warts as part of the constitutional picture
(tho might or might not be the primary thing to lead to the remedy).
Why might you think not?
Best,
Shannon
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: inherited miasm

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Ah, Luise, scratch the response I just made to you...
I think I need to read those articles to understand how the term
"constitution" is being used here...
Cheers,
Shannon
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