Does anyone have any experience or case studies they can point me to which would provide examples of when Testoseron would be recommended as a constitutional remedy for a woman?
Seems like there is little data out there and I would appreciate any pointers or experiences this group could provide.
Thanks in advance,
-Stephanie
Testosteron as Constitutional Remedy?
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Stephanie Vargo-Walker
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Testosteron as Constitutional Remedy?
You could look up symptoms of excess testosterone, esp. in a woman, and that collection of symptoms would presumably yield a number of remedies to choose from. If Testosterone hasn't had a proving that includes a broad range of more differentiating symptoms, then your basis for choosing this over one of the other indicated remedies would, I suppose, be that the *full* case of the person does not seem to fit the full picture of any of those remedies. But hormone imbalance, including excess testosterone in a woman, can be met by a number of remedies, based on simple repertorization of the symptom picture.
Shannon
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