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Sheri Nakken · Post by **Sheri Nakken** » Sun Mar 02, 2014 8:28 pm

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At 10:58 AM 3/2/2014, you wrote:
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Carol Orr · Post by **Carol Orr** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 4:12 pm

My son had warts when he was around 12, the doctor gave hime 3 different
remedies to try and one of them worked and the warts went away. The warts
never came back. He had some serious issues about 20 years later because of
pot and alcohol use..with a bleeding ulcer if some of you might remember me
having a meltdown...and paranoia at his workplace. He left that job, quit
drugs and is doing well. He never got warts again. One of his daughters had
one wart on her finger, like him..age 8..but that went away on its own and
hasn't returned.

A friend's 14 year old daughter had warts on her fingers. A year ago I gave
her Lyc, not for the warts...and a week later she got her first period and the
warts disappeared at the same time. She was in heaven about both things and
then she proceeded to get into pot.( Is there a connection between pot and
warts....like people who have warts or who had warts seem to love pot? )
Roger...were you high when you peed on your wart?

So I don't know if suppression is involved here. I know young people hate to
have anything on their skin that other people can see when their identities
are so fragile. Is that so uncommon? Or is that part of the problem?

Shannon Nelson · Post by **Shannon Nelson** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 4:53 pm

Warts can come and go somewhat randomly, and there are (I read) a LOT of "folks remedies" for warts -- which, I read, can actually be very effective. Things like taping a nickel over it; or banana peel; or far odder ones that I can't now remember. They *do* sometimes just come and go!

Re connection between warts and pot, yes somewhat in that they are both connected with sycotic miasm. OTOH both sycotic miasm and pot smoking are quite common, so I would see no need to assume suppression in either of these cases. Not impossible, but IMO not likely.

Also, speaking of suppression -- years back I was rather taken by Ian Watson's approach to (what he preferred not to call) suppression. He said, if you call it "suppression" and are terrified about it, then you may be interfering with your ability to take *and treat* cases. But if instead you view it as simply another step on the road toward cure, then you can take the *new* set of symptoms, prescribe on those, and move forward.

Prescribing on the "new" set of symptoms *is* one of the standard approaches for resounding to presumed suppression…

Another thing this brings to mind, was a caution by one of the "old masters", wish I could remember who -- that in some cases what may *look* like suppression, is instead simply the "natural course of the disease"; so it's not that your prescribing made anything *worse*, but simply that it did not stop the disease process.

What difference does it make? Psychologically; as Ian said. If you treat it as a fearful mistake, you may freeze your ability to help. But if you simply meet it, and respond to the *now presumably much fuller* prescribing picture, you have another opportunity to actually cure.

I would be interested in others thoughts on this!

Shannon

Elham Mohajer · Post by **Elham Mohajer** » Mon Mar 03, 2014 7:08 pm

Do not get too anxious about Hering's "law". First of all Hering never called them a law he just thought there were some observations. Secondly they were stated before Hering even before hahnemann by Avicenna. Thirdly He uses the word sometimes when describing his observations.

Dr. Hahnemann does tell us that sometimes on the way to cure old symptoms appear but that is not a law that happens in every case.

An aggravation is not nedessary though if it happens for a short time in an acute disease it is a good sign. In a chronic case Dr. hahnemann said the aggravation appears only at the end of cure. But personal experience shows that is only the case if you are using LM potencies and repeating them too often (though at times they even aggravate in the beginning). High potencies usually aggravate in the beginning even in chronic diseases and they can have real bad aggravations. I used to be a High potency Homoeopath in the beginning of my practice anything less than a 10 M was too weak. I saw some real wonderful cures and some terrible aggravations now I prefer the low potency going up slowly. If i need to give something high to start a treatment I rarely go above 200 or 1M. Later we can always go higher.

best regards
Elham

Angela McGuire · Post by **Angela McGuire** » Wed Mar 12, 2014 6:50 am

You can try the Wart abater. It's worked for me. It gets ridof them. It may take a few tries of recurrences, but then they stop returning once the virus has been obliterated.
Angie

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Sheri Nakken · Post by **Sheri Nakken** » Wed Mar 12, 2014 3:47 pm

sorry Roger, but most people, including you, do not know that this is suppression - getting rid of a symptom does not mean a cure, it just means palliation or at worst, suppression. More disturbing symptoms will usually appear. It isn't about any so-called virus.
Sheri
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Ginny Wilken · Post by **Ginny Wilken** » Wed Mar 12, 2014 6:49 pm

Seconding what Sheri said. The body has a reason for expressing in this way. We can learn from it, but should not interfere.

ginny

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Tanya Marquette · Post by **Tanya Marquette** » Wed Mar 12, 2014 7:34 pm

It is also common when you treat something that is an expression of a deeper problem,
the more superficial expression will return. So you can remove the wart but if the vital
force needed this expression, you may find it growing back shortly.
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Seconding what Sheri said. The body has a reason for expressing in this way. We can learn from it, but should not interfere.
ginny
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Roger B · Post by **Roger B** » Thu Mar 13, 2014 2:59 pm

I'll keep you updated about the wart.

But here is a true story, a true observation. In around 1997 my wife got the flu. At first I didn't do anything about it because I figured that she would get over it in a few to perhaps 5 days. She didn't. She suffered more than any person that I have ever eye-balled other than birth labor. She was sick for 28 days. She didn't get much sleep. She would sometimes scream at the top of her lungs. I was not so much into homeopathy in those days, so it was not an option, but I had the good sense to know that antibiotics would not kill viruses. Finally I took her to a medical doctor; he gave her an antibiotic; and she was healed within 24 hour from this potentially lethal illness.

I am separating my interpretation from my observation. This is my interpretation: She was not able to win against the "virus" because it was messing with her ability to get sufficient sleep and she had gotten a bacterial complication. The antibiotic knocked out the bacterial complication and she was able to get sufficient sleep, and she won against the virus in short order.

I am pretty sure that other people have a different interpretation of the events and I welcome them. I am not married to my interpretations; but I do give an accurate although possibly incomplete report of the events.

Roger
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Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2014 14:34:42 -0400
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It is also common when you treat something that is an expression of a deeper problem,
the more superficial expression will return. So you can remove the wart but if the vital
force needed this expression, you may find it growing back shortly.
t

Carol Orr · Post by **Carol Orr** » Thu Mar 13, 2014 4:24 pm

Now my original questioning has become more personal. I have a something on my
face that has come since I started a new remedy(about a month ago). At first I
thought it was a tiny scab and was trying to scratch it off. I put calendula
on it. At the same time a tiny little area on my arm where i've had a flat
spot where the skin was different....looking a little bit like an area where
there had been a burn and the skin is slightly shiny. I think it had something
to do with the sun..but a tiny little bump or scab has appeared within that
spot at the same time as the face nodule. Of course I have written my
prescriber about this(she recently graduated from homeopathy school but
haven't heard from her yet).

BUT: ...you would think this might be a good thing But it is not anything
that I've ever seen before on my body. I have know people who get little skin
cancers on their ears and get them removed. I have to assume the worst since
that is my nature. I'm going to die. Does anyone have an experience with these
things that appear on our bodies as we age as far as coming and going with
homeopathy or coming and staying?