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When I work someone up to a 30C from either a 6 or 12C, I've noticed
the 30C has an immediate punch which can be good sometimes and then it
dies. Does anyone notice that a 30C does NOT last as long as other
potencies including the lower ones like 6 or 12?
Emily

Hi, No I never observe it but I have noticed the duration of action of remedy in patient is very different with numbers mentioned in books for the length of their proving. Any body knows the reason?
homeofan

myirishenergy wrote:
When I work someone up to a 30C from either a 6 or 12C, I've noticed
the 30C has an immediate punch which can be good sometimes and then it
dies. Does anyone notice that a 30C does NOT last as long as other
potencies including the lower ones like 6 or 12?
Emily
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Because everyone is an individual and their reaction will be different
according to their susceptibility

Rochelle
Registered Homeopath, EFT(Advanced)Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

By the numbers mentioned in books do you mean e.g. a chart in the back
of a repertory, something like that? Those are pretty much
meaningless, except that you could draw some comparison among the
remedies, so long as you don't try to apply the numbers to any
individual case. Length of action will differ according to: acute or
chronic case? patient strong, or weak? remedy a nearly exact match,
or only partial? constitutional or local remedy? Plus other factors
in the case and circumstances. You can generalize about how long a
remedy is likely to act in a particular patient, and a particular
situation, but even then, "it depends"! Want to give any specific
examples?
Best,
Shannon
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Dear Homeofan,
Well, The time of the effect on an healthy prover is not the same with a
patient who needs the remedy.
The effect must be different because a patient is very sensitive to his
simillimum.

Ben

Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 16:38:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: "homeofan@yahoo.ca ."
Subject: Re: 30C's

Hi, No I never observe it but I have noticed the duration of action of
remedy in patient is very different with numbers mentioned in books for the
length of their proving. Any body knows the reason?

homeofan

myirishenergy wrote:

When I work someone up to a 30C from either a 6 or 12C, I've noticed
the 30C has an immediate punch which can be good sometimes and then it
dies. Does anyone notice that a 30C does NOT last as long as other
potencies including the lower ones like 6 or 12?
Emily

Thanks Ben. You mean the duration of action in patient should be more than proving on healthy person. Am I right? But I have seen the effect of Ars in patient lasted one week but the duration of action in proving is 90 days.
Homeofan

shb wrote:
Dear Homeofan,
Well, The time of the effect on an healthy prover is not the same with a
patient who needs the remedy.
The effect must be different because a patient is very sensitive to his
simillimum.

Ben

Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 16:38:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: "homeofan@yahoo.ca ."
Subject: Re: 30C's

Hi, No I never observe it but I have noticed the duration of action of
remedy in patient is very different with numbers mentioned in books for the
length of their proving. Any body knows the reason?

homeofan

myirishenergy wrote:

When I work someone up to a 30C from either a 6 or 12C, I've noticed
the 30C has an immediate punch which can be good sometimes and then it
dies. Does anyone notice that a 30C does NOT last as long as other
potencies including the lower ones like 6 or 12?
Emily
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Thanks Shanon
I got your point but I can not understand why. Acetaminphen acts 4-6 hours in any patient. Why it is so different in Homeopathic remedies?
Regards
Homeofan

Robert & Shannon Nelson wrote:
By the numbers mentioned in books do you mean e.g. a chart in the back
of a repertory, something like that? Those are pretty much
meaningless, except that you could draw some comparison among the
remedies, so long as you don't try to apply the numbers to any
individual case. Length of action will differ according to: acute or
chronic case? patient strong, or weak? remedy a nearly exact match,
or only partial? constitutional or local remedy? Plus other factors
in the case and circumstances. You can generalize about how long a
remedy is likely to act in a particular patient, and a particular
situation, but even then, "it depends"! Want to give any specific
examples?
Best,
Shannon
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Dear Rochelle
Therefore the duration of action in proving also should be different because different prover has different susceptibility. right?
Sita

Rochelle Marsden wrote:
Because everyone is an individual and their reaction will be different
according to their susceptibility

Rochelle
Registered Homeopath, EFT(Advanced)Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Partly because the length of action of a remedy is energetic, not
chemical. Its effect therefore depends upon its interaction with the
energy of the patient (which I guess is far more variable than the
*chemistry* of different patients?); the energy devoted to the
"disease" (local or constitutional ailment?); the amount of the energy
that is able to respond to the remedy (i.e. how well it suits the
disease); and circumstances that affect the person's energy
("antidoting" factors and others). And oh yes, also depends on the
potency given!

Shannon
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That does seem to be the case! Some people have had proving symptoms
last for years, whereas for others they've lasted less than a day!
Depends on remedy, potency, and most of all, on susceptibility.
Shannon
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