malaria protocols
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:03 pm
This is Colin Lessell's advice and malaria officinalis does seem to be a
very useful remedy.
It is not actually the nosode, though, but provings came from the gases from
festering swamp products as inhaled from a bell jar; the remedy was made
from the watery solution.
Malaria nosode is also available and is a combination of the different
malaria strains, though you can get falciparum (the baddie) separately.
I have actually got an article on the subject in the current issue of
Homeopathy in Practice and the article is going to be uploaded to the ARH
website at some point soon. It was based on interviews with practitioners
'in the field' but none of them were using the Ramakrishnan method or even
mentioned it!
BW
Theresa
Michele wrote
I took my advice from Colin Lessell & some journal articles and use the
Malarial nosode - Malaria officinalis 30C , one dose in the morning & one in
the evening (12 hours apart) one day a week for 2 weeks before departure
while away & 2 week after return
very useful remedy.
It is not actually the nosode, though, but provings came from the gases from
festering swamp products as inhaled from a bell jar; the remedy was made
from the watery solution.
Malaria nosode is also available and is a combination of the different
malaria strains, though you can get falciparum (the baddie) separately.
I have actually got an article on the subject in the current issue of
Homeopathy in Practice and the article is going to be uploaded to the ARH
website at some point soon. It was based on interviews with practitioners
'in the field' but none of them were using the Ramakrishnan method or even
mentioned it!
BW
Theresa
Michele wrote
I took my advice from Colin Lessell & some journal articles and use the
Malarial nosode - Malaria officinalis 30C , one dose in the morning & one in
the evening (12 hours apart) one day a week for 2 weeks before departure
while away & 2 week after return