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Admittedly those who suffered most were sensitive patients. Don't know what
was in the combos. They were taken before they came to me.

If someone rings for an appointment & they're on antibiotics I ask them to
wait a couple of weeks before seeing me.

As for patients on long term allopathic drugs, yes, I treat them. I have a
better idea of what I'm dealing with as opposed to no idea with combos.

I have posted before about an MS patient doing well on one remedy who was
given a combo by a kinesiologist that had 18 remedies in it, some in 200C &
told to take it 4 times a day.

I remember a toddler who seemed to be proving Cham. in a teething complex.

Most have reported the combos as not working or only working while they took
it.

While I understand that working in the third world is very different to
working in a suburban practice, the single remedy, single dose works best
for me.

Regards,
Michele.

PS. One of our members here did a stint of volunteer work with Didi & said
it was a wonderful learning experience.

Dear Paul

Logic dictates that the fact that people have gone to an emergency room with
a complaint does not make the complaint an emergency!

An abscessed tooth may be regarded as an emergency as it may lead to blood
poisoning.
So far as I know, Migraine although VERY uncomfortable has not killed
anyone.
(However, headache can be the sign of serious goings on!)

Homoeopathy was discovered on the basis of material doses!
Rgds
Soroush

I agree with you, an abscessed tooth can lead to very serious
infective diseases but migraine mixed with some other symptoms can
also be a symptom of meningitis or other serious conditions. Paul
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