Wasn't someone asking about allergy to moulds recently? I have just got the new Complete 08 on my system and there is a new rubric
Complete 2008, Clinical; allergy; molds, fungi, rotting leaves etc.:, blatta[1]
The source is Tinus Smit in a 1999 Links article on Lac Maternum (amazing the new info I have got in this updated Isis Vision programme- so if anyone wants to know the source of anything just ask!!)
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
moulds
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Theresa Partington
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Re: moulds
Rochelle
I too have used potentised substances the way you have, in allergies, and with success. Other ones I have used this way include housedust, phenol, terebinth, timothy grass,pollens. With moulds I have used MAP which is a compound of moulds – with success also. It is sold as MAP by all the pharmacies. I agree that over a period of time with more constitutional treatment going on the need for these decreases or maybe even the limited use has desensitised?
Re Shannon’s query to you about food allergies/sensitivities I can say that I have tried this without success except in one instance when the allergen was lager and formalin did the trick – though formalin isn’t exactly a food. Recently I used Dolichos for a child with itchy eczema and a known lentil/legume allergy – I was quite excited as it seemed to tie up homeopathic indications with isopathic – but it didn’t work. Dolichos is non eruptive itching in the main, anyway, I suppose.
Bw
Theresa
I too have used potentised substances the way you have, in allergies, and with success. Other ones I have used this way include housedust, phenol, terebinth, timothy grass,pollens. With moulds I have used MAP which is a compound of moulds – with success also. It is sold as MAP by all the pharmacies. I agree that over a period of time with more constitutional treatment going on the need for these decreases or maybe even the limited use has desensitised?
Re Shannon’s query to you about food allergies/sensitivities I can say that I have tried this without success except in one instance when the allergen was lager and formalin did the trick – though formalin isn’t exactly a food. Recently I used Dolichos for a child with itchy eczema and a known lentil/legume allergy – I was quite excited as it seemed to tie up homeopathic indications with isopathic – but it didn’t work. Dolichos is non eruptive itching in the main, anyway, I suppose.
Bw
Theresa
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: moulds
Thanks, Theresa!
I have had similarly unremarkable results from trying it with
foods--tho have tried only twice, and not very persistently. I wonder
why the situation should be different with other allergens than with
foods? (Or maybe it isn't...?)
Shannon
I have had similarly unremarkable results from trying it with
foods--tho have tried only twice, and not very persistently. I wonder
why the situation should be different with other allergens than with
foods? (Or maybe it isn't...?)
Shannon