Hello all
does anyone have any instances of where they have used lac.c. with good results? Would like to hear some experiences.
thanks
Beverly
lac.c
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Marco Franzreb
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Re: lac.c
Hi,
I found it helpful in 2 cases of mothers which were not able to fed their newborn with the breast because of absent milk.
Regards,
Dr. M. Franzreb Corbelletti
Castellana 171 Bajo izda., 28046 Madrid
www.drmarcofranzreb.com
Tel.: 914491957
Fax: 914491965
--- On Thu, 11/6/08, eternalhealth@optusnet.com.au wrote:
I found it helpful in 2 cases of mothers which were not able to fed their newborn with the breast because of absent milk.
Regards,
Dr. M. Franzreb Corbelletti
Castellana 171 Bajo izda., 28046 Madrid
www.drmarcofranzreb.com
Tel.: 914491957
Fax: 914491965
--- On Thu, 11/6/08, eternalhealth@optusnet.com.au wrote:
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: lac.c
Hi Beverly,
It's one of the remedies that helped my daughter many years ago. I
can't remember that period in a lot of detail, but I do remember that
some of the pointers in her case included a sort of up / down
competitiveness with me and her dad, where she would push to see just
how much she could get away with (poking, teasing, deliberately doing
what she shouldn't--she was probably 6 or less at the time??), and then
when the limit was set, switching to a sort of obsequious "suck-up"
behavior. She had this air of always half-expecting to be "kicked"
(figuratively speaking--at times she responded to any sign of
irritation as tho it were a kick, and she had NEVER been mistreated!!).
I *think* those were the things that clinched the prescription, and
she responded very nicely to it, got back to being a sweet, happy,
affectionate kid. But it was only either a "partial" or layer or
something for her, as she had / needed it only that once. Hm, that
would have been sometime after her "miracle" with Lyssin! From a sick
puppy to a healthier one?
Shannon
It's one of the remedies that helped my daughter many years ago. I
can't remember that period in a lot of detail, but I do remember that
some of the pointers in her case included a sort of up / down
competitiveness with me and her dad, where she would push to see just
how much she could get away with (poking, teasing, deliberately doing
what she shouldn't--she was probably 6 or less at the time??), and then
when the limit was set, switching to a sort of obsequious "suck-up"
behavior. She had this air of always half-expecting to be "kicked"
(figuratively speaking--at times she responded to any sign of
irritation as tho it were a kick, and she had NEVER been mistreated!!).
I *think* those were the things that clinched the prescription, and
she responded very nicely to it, got back to being a sweet, happy,
affectionate kid. But it was only either a "partial" or layer or
something for her, as she had / needed it only that once. Hm, that
would have been sometime after her "miracle" with Lyssin! From a sick
puppy to a healthier one?
Shannon