cell phone remedy?

[Dale Moss]

Don't know if "Cell Phone" is available, but I do know of at least one flu-like illness caused by a cell phone that was successfully treated with Radium bromatum.

Peace,
Dale

[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

I have a patient I started to treat 4 years ago, with very weird symptoms,
vertigo, dizziness, weakness, emotional instability and tiredness..........
no matter what I did, despite some amelioration there was no breakthrough.
She stopped coming for 1 year, looking around for other techniques I was not
using, to no avail.
When she came back, unchanged but coping better with the help of counseling,
I started anew, came up with almost the same rubrics, but by that time I had
upgraded my software and Mobile Phone appeared within the first 20 remedies.
I almost kicked myself, as I had given lectures about the dangers of EMF
radiation and most of her symptoms could be related to that, I should have
thought of it without the repertory!!!!!
After a few LM doses, she felt a lot better and her symptoms evolved towards
classical Pulsatilla..........
This case has changed my mind about new provings..........without that
proving, I would still have been muddling around. It also brought me back to
reasoning differently, when I am in trouble with remedies: I then ask myself
what substance could create this situation (whether proved or not) and if I
find out through pharmacology or toxicology I ask the pharmacy to potentise
it, or if there are major symptoms belonging to totally different
remedies/substances, I try to find the common one (that is how Scholten
started BTW.....).
Interesting how we forget the basics and search security within repertories.
...........
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD, NMD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

[Shannon Nelson]

Interesting! Do you know if she'd been an especially heavy cell phone
user, or not particularly? (Disclaimer to all--I know that, had the rx
been *chosen* on that basis it would "be isopathy, not homeopathy"
, and that e.g. people who need sepia are not necessarily
suffering from overdose of squid ink --still, I am curious!
Have you used it with anyone else thus far?
Shannon
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[Robyn]

Shannon wrote:
.........Do you know if she'd been an especially heavy cell phone
user, or not particularly? (Disclaimer to all--I know that, had the rx
been *chosen* on that basis it would "be isopathy, not homeopathy"
, and that e.g. people who need sepia are not necessarily
suffering from overdose of squid ink ........

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Hi Shannon

I think it was interesting to read the post from Luise re Hahnemann's description of isopathy being unpotentised product and it becoming homoeopathic on potentising. If this interpretation of mine is correct, then that changes things a bit don't you think?

Robyn
Saalome gam naan ben uurda, gan njjber asaala hesporoona!

Peace be on Earth, and among all beings!

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[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Robyn,
Well, yes and no...
I do understand (and would have to agree with!) the idea that the
substance diluted and potentized is not really "the same" as the
substance im-diluted and un-potentized.

Now let me think out loud, saying things you are perfectly aware of,
just for a train of thought... My understanding of the term "isopathy"
has been that, practically speaking, it mainly refers to the basis on
which the remedy is chosen (potentized form of the presumed toxic
exposure; and therefore presumably, as a rule, upon the nature of the
correspondence to the substance and patient's symptom picture). And
from my understanding there *is* a practical difference, in that (as I
understand it) prescribing for the totality will give a deeper and
broader result, versus prescribing based on the presumed cause
(toxicity or etc.), and in fact (I was taught but can't verify by
experience) the isopathic remedy may not be sufficient to really do
what's needed.

In some cases the presumed cause will give rise to a *symptom* picture
which also calls for the (potentized) substance itself, and in that
case the isopathic choice and the homeopathic choice would be the same,
but this is (as I understand it) not usually the case.

And, for e.g.s, needing mercury does not *always* mean there was a
specific exposure to mercury (tho I'd guess it means that the person
would be more prone to react badly to mercury exposure?); needing nat-m
doesn't necessarily mean overexposure to salt; needing sepia doesn't
necessarily mean squid toxicity ( ) sorry, I just like that
example!)...

So, that's where my curiosity arises, I guess--wondering whether this
person "needed potentized Mobile Phone" because of really excessive
overuse, or whether there was no obvious connection. I've been
wondering about just how much and what sort of trouble is being caused
in the populations as a whole by the current profusion of cell phone
towers and etc. (The Public Exposure DVD, quoted on Mercola, gives a
figure of I think it was 10,000 times the background levels compared
with what had been normal until a decade or so ago; I think that was
specifically in parts of the US, but presumably similar in many other
areas?) I've been wondering to what extent that "Cell Phone picture"
might be showing up here and there, maybe even in people who don't use
the things at all (I think there are still a *few* around!), due to the
extremely increased background levels?

So, that's my curiosity...
Cheers,
Shannon
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[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

Actually she does NOT use a cellphone, which again confirms the truth of
homeopathy.
That was my only real use of this remedy for now.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD, NMD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

[Tina Belgaumkar]

Hello,
As you were telling about the patient, was there any immotional problems ?,
how old is she,
You have to see not just one remedy, you have to take proper case taking,

When is the vertigo ?

what type of diet the pesron taking ?

Life situvations?

what is the B.P ?

Any major diseases in his Family ?

we need proper verification?

if you could give me some of this I can give you some suggestions.

I treated many people like this I had good results.

but lots of work, through the Reportory , Kent books,Endocronology etc.
No Rader I use.

good luck.

Dr.Tina
Dr.Chinnamma Tina Belgaumkar
Belna Homoeopathy & Wellness Centre
70 Cass Ave. unit # 124, Scarborough,
Ontario, Canada. M1T 3P9
416-293-6693, 416 697-9355
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[Dr. Joe Rozencwajg, NMD]

Excuse me if I sound a little bit sarcastic, but do you really think I have
not done all that???
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD, NMD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

[Tina Belgaumkar]

Hi Dr.

I did not say or mean you did not do any of this,
Since I donot know any of the key symptoms I wasnot able to figure out any
Remidies.
I donot want any misunderstanding on this.

with regards.

Dr.Tina
Dr.Chinnamma Tina Belgaumkar
Belna Homoeopathy & Wellness Centre
70 Cass Ave. unit # 124, Scarborough,
Ontario, Canada. M1T 3P9
416-293-6693, 416 697-9355
Hi Dr.

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