Minutus

Not as nutrients they do not.
They enhance cell health which is a totally different result from providing nutrients.
Vitamin remedies may be useful too, but NOT as nutrients - for exampe they may help undo damage which was a consequence of a prior deficinecy.
You still need the material nutrient to fix the deficiency.
NO remedy in potency can act as a material dose to replace a nutrient.
That is why nutrition is SO important for homeopats to understand.
Example:
A recent case I was asked to help with involved Cheetahs in UAE. Three of eight had already died from (a misdiagnosed disease) when I was approached. I coudl immediately see from the autopsy photos that the claimed disease was NOT aywhere in sight.
My study of the symptoms pointed immmediatey to copper deficiency and tests then proved it - which was in time to save the other five cheetahs, a lion on the edge of deah and multipe gazelles.
NO remedy would have saved them.
They all needed material copper doses,
plus Vit E to make sure it was not sequestrated and was available for hemoglobin production,
plus iron to make hemoglobin.
(Their diet was mainly locally grown chicken, but it lacked copper and iron, as the desert soil there lacks copper.)
NONE of these nutrients can be supplied by a remedy. ALL need material doses.

AN entire (newish - moved there from another area) conservation center of animals was about to die from copper deficinecy - not to mention the humans also newly in the area.
Do not play games with nutrients. They are needed in material dose, and are not called "essential" for nothing.

Namaste,
Irene
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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.Furryboots.info
(Info on Feline health, genetics, nutrition & homeopathy)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

I'm not useing them for anything.
I came across them and since I had never
heard of them before so I became curious
about their use if any.
As far as I know they haven't been proved
so what would the remedy picture be to
administer them for.
So far thanks for everyone who set their 5p in
Will

From the photo it appears to me that they are various combinations of cell salts (and perhaps some of them have other ingredients as well, I can't tell from the photo). All of the cell salts do *also* have traditional homeopathic prescribing pictures, and I *think* all of them in fact have been proved -- look at the list of remedies. They're simply mineral salts, nothing weird in there.

When using them as "cell salts" *rather* than by the usual homeopathic method, the indications are much more general, and they are often and easily and effectively used in combinations. If you're curious, it looks like the FAQs on the page you linked would give you a good starting point.

Perhaps (trying hard to see value here) the person used the word "homeopathy" improperly and what they meant to say was the "remedy" was the energetic component of the vitamin, sort of like flower remedies.

Or, it is a con.

Or, even worse, it is a con perpetrated by skeptopaths trying to make fun of homeopathy

Or, something else.

Roger

I am no homeopath, but . . . . . . . .

If the homeopathic vitamins were truly homeopathic, then that would imply that say vitamin C caused some kind of negative symptom, and the homeopathic vitamin C would "inspire" the vital force to adjust to that challenge caused by the vitamin C. I am open to suggestions, but that is how I read it.

Roger Bird

Again, it appears that the products are based on (and perhaps are entirely) cell salts. These are sometimes referred to as "homeopathic vitamins" -- because they are *potentized forms*, but also in (very small) material dose, of substances that are judged (read the history of them) to be needed by every cell, in that form.

This company did not invent the term "homeopathic vitamins"; I first heard it decades back.

Does any of those formulas contain vitamin C?
I don't think it has anything to do with the term "homeopathic vitamin" -- but maybe it's now being used in a different way than what I've heard in the past, or than what I *think* I am seeing on that website picture.

Hi Shannon,

If this is the same website that was posted, the "vitamins" are listed as "vibrational".

Atb,

Leilanae

No they are not cell salts.
Salts are a specific categorty in chemistry, and vitamins are not in it.


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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
www.Furryboots.info
(Info on Feline health, genetics, nutrition & homeopathy)
"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."