Re: antidoting - correction
Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2004 4:38 pm
I guess all I can say is it did not seem that way because:
- The action began with the 200, and 12c was begun only with an eye toward
moderating the aggravation; which it did--not perfectly, but adequately.
The 12c seemed to act as a mild "brake" while his body caught up with the
remedy.
- He stopped the 12c's once his aggravation symptoms decreased enough, and
from that point improvement at all levels progressed over a period of many
months. I have never *seen* a 12c (or even 12c daily for a couple of weeks)
produce a months-long curative action. I'm not saying it's *impossible*,
just that I have and had no reason to think that would have been the case
here.
Why do you ask?
Shannon
on 11/13/04 3:33 AM, Simon at sk2004@ntlworld.com wrote:
- The action began with the 200, and 12c was begun only with an eye toward
moderating the aggravation; which it did--not perfectly, but adequately.
The 12c seemed to act as a mild "brake" while his body caught up with the
remedy.
- He stopped the 12c's once his aggravation symptoms decreased enough, and
from that point improvement at all levels progressed over a period of many
months. I have never *seen* a 12c (or even 12c daily for a couple of weeks)
produce a months-long curative action. I'm not saying it's *impossible*,
just that I have and had no reason to think that would have been the case
here.
Why do you ask?
Shannon
on 11/13/04 3:33 AM, Simon at sk2004@ntlworld.com wrote: