Hi Shannon,
Not odd - just the normal way of changing.
I don't have a current Americann Pharmacopoeia in my hands, so really
can't comment how they are doing it - or how Indian manufacturers do it.
And there are also some pharmacies who have kept old stocks as well, so
always good to inquire.
It's perhaps interesting to note, that probably not every country has a
separate homoeopathic Pharmacopoea. Tehr Gemrans and the French have -
but in other countries this topic may be entirely included in the
'normal' Pharmacopoeoa.
At least in Germany, sterilisation at 121 °C started in 1978 for a
couple of nosodes. In 1998 autoclaving at 133°C was requested.
Does that answer your question?
Best,
Gaby
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Re: Medorrhinum was: now inherited miasm
Thanks, Gaby!
The main question it *doesn't* answer, is whether anyone has *noticed*
a change in effect between the autoclaved and non-autoclaved versions?
(Anyone??)
Thanks,
Shannon
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The main question it *doesn't* answer, is whether anyone has *noticed*
a change in effect between the autoclaved and non-autoclaved versions?
(Anyone??)
Thanks,
Shannon
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