Your accident

[Joy Lucas]

A fracture is a mechanical displacement, surgery causes all sorts of mechanical displacement of organs, there are very many indications of 'dislocations' in the MM's. Of course Homeopathy can cure.

Joy

http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
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[Helen Tucker]

I wonder if the complementary nature of combining healing philosophies works when the other healing protocols remove or mitigate a maintaining cause.
For example, we are back in the States now, and my son sleeps in a Faraday cage. We noticed that the cage alone is not enough to help him heal. The remedy is not enough to heal the constant assault on his immune system. But when he does both the cage and homeopathy, they work together with excellent results. The cage removes the maintaining cause long enough for the remedy to make a dent.
So maybe chiropractic and osteopathic work with homeopathy in removing some physical misalignment that maintains the illness. Then homeopathy can heal unhindered.
Helen

[muthu kumar]

I have seen even mechanical displacements getting cured with homeopathy- not that I am against setting bones properly before the medicine; probably which is how it should be done - but there are instances where I have seen that if the displacement is due to pathology ( prolapse disc for example) being normalized with the right medicine
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[Tanya Marquette]

having been under chiro care for almost 40 yrs, i can
assure you that when on a rx that is working, chiro work
seems to succeed better than when not on a remedy. it is
the remedy that changes the constitution so it is more
receptive to the chiro work.
as a matter of fact, when on a really good rx, i find
lots of mechanical changes in my body which chiro was never
able to do more than provide momentary paliative relief.
tanya

[Tanya Marquette]

i have also seen homeopathy reset old broken bones
which are never set exactly right.
tanya

[Liz Brynin]

Poor you - but better late than never. An osteopath can still undo the damage and make you more comfortable.
Hope you're feeling a bit better
Liz x

[muthu kumar]

That is true too- as I said I am not against making sure that the broken structures are aligned well and that is the reason why I said - when pathology did it-

Rochelle anyway is under professional help -

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