Phosphorus case? Rosemary help
Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 12:19 am
Hi Karen,
I just had a patient with the sx of "finds a weak spot and digs in" (exactly those words in his self description of his entire family who were all exposed to his mother's active tuberculosis). This case happens to fit tub well in many ways so when he is ready we will start with Tub. But, you might consider using Tub as a Miasmatic remedy. Rosemary mentioned that she uses this method with many patients. I think the idea is you give tub to push the remedy and to help dampen the aggravations. It removes misamatic obstacles. Phos is miasmatically very the leader of the tubercular miasms according to Banerjee. I have seen it work with a few cases, but Rosemary could give you much better instruction.
Blessings,
Ellen
I just had a patient with the sx of "finds a weak spot and digs in" (exactly those words in his self description of his entire family who were all exposed to his mother's active tuberculosis). This case happens to fit tub well in many ways so when he is ready we will start with Tub. But, you might consider using Tub as a Miasmatic remedy. Rosemary mentioned that she uses this method with many patients. I think the idea is you give tub to push the remedy and to help dampen the aggravations. It removes misamatic obstacles. Phos is miasmatically very the leader of the tubercular miasms according to Banerjee. I have seen it work with a few cases, but Rosemary could give you much better instruction.
Blessings,
Ellen