MS

[michele & Peter Graham]

Is anyone on the list willing to share their experiences treating MS.?
I have just had my 3rd case in 3 months & while the cases so far are progressing well, if slowly, I'm not sure how far the road to cure can go.
Thank you in advance,
Michele.

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[Tanya Marquette]

michelle,

i had an ms case a couple of years ago which i dont think i handled well,
could you give some info on your cases. what were some of the themes
of these cases, the mentals in particular? do you see any patterns that
run through these cases?

tanya
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[Pauline Ashford]

On the subject of MS - I ended up with a remedy MS200C through a group
purchase - Has anyone any info on this as a remedy and if so any of the
indications, provings? anecdotal info etc and dosages ???? I have never used
as I dont have any info on it. I believe that it came from NZ. Thanks
Regards Pauline

[Joy Lucas]

Had a few cases over the years, takes time, you need to keep the client
committed to homeopathy. If your cases are progressing well why do you
think the road to cure is in question? Best wishes, Joy
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[michele & Peter Graham]

I haven't been able to find much in the way of cases to read up on.
Michele.

[michele & Peter Graham]

2 cases appear to have marriage break up as their causation. The other appeared after enormous work stress & perhaps vaccinosis. 2 males in their 30s, 1 woman in her late 50s. No other similarities to the cases.
Michele.

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[michele & Peter Graham]

All are committed to dietary reform.
M.

[Tanya Marquette]

well, it is not surprising that stress is part of the causation. how would
you characterize
the pt response to the stress on a mental level? were they people who
suppressed their
feelings? were they people who couldn't handle a certain type of feeling,
for example
fear of confrontations? were these people who lacked heart, or 'nerve' in
their lives?
was grief a major part of the etiology? can you provide any specifics in
these cases
of yours?

thanks

tanya
appeared after enormous work stress & perhaps vaccinosis. 2 males in their
30s, 1 woman in her late 50s. No other similarities to the cases.
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[Dale Moss]

Michele

My MS cases are too few to permit any conclusions as yet, but Dr. A. U.
Ramakrishnan, who I'm assisting with a book on treating neuromuscular and
cardiovascular disease, reports that he did not really begin to see success
in treating MS until he gave the remedy on a weekly basis. When the patient
is going through an acute exacerbation, he'll even repeat the remedy every
day for three days in a row. He also uses nosodes as intercurrents,
particularly Carcinosin in the earlier stages and Syphillinum for
demyelination. In cases where progress is stalled and no nosode stands out
clearly, he'll use Carcinosin, even if no picture of Carcinosin is present.
If there is a striking Tub. or Med. picture, he'll use that nosode.

Peace,
Cinnabar

[Sheri Nakken]

And have you talked with them about aspartame.
MS like symptoms just with aspartame

and also many have healing just from amalgam removal from teeth.

Also many with MS like symptoms after Hep B vax and that is something to
take into account

Good luck
Sheri

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