homeoprophylaxis
Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2001 4:09 am
Dear Charlotte,
How does HP (homeoprophylaxis) fit into homeopathy's protocol of treating sx
when they appear.
tanya
Dear Tanya,
This is a short question with a long answer, which I will be sure is covered
fully in the interview. You can read Isaac Golden's article at
www.wholehealthnow.com, where he covers all facets of the question
thoroughly and convincingly.
For some of the serious diseases, if an epidemic threatens or has already
started, I would much rather prevent than wait for symptoms to appear. In
Clarke's little book "Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery", he tells of
thousands of people being treated prophylactically with Camphora in a
cholera epidemic, and none of them were known to have come down with
cholera. Clarke says, "The appalling feature about cholera is the
suddenness of its attack and the awful rapidity of its course. If efficient
treatment is not put in force at once, the patient may be beyond help before
the doctor arrives."
Many of the other epidemic diseases, like smallpox, are drastic and
life-threatening too.
When I started really reflecting on the scenario of waiting for people to
get symptoms in an epidemic, and thinking of how the few homeopaths could
possibly spread themselves around to the afflicted, let alone to keep in
close and timely enough contact to be effective in curing them, it began to
seem that prophylaxis in such a situation was the only practical route.
(There are not nearly as many homeopaths now as there were when homeopathy
was used so successfully in the epidemics of the 1800's.)
I loaned Golden's book to someone today, but he quoted Kent as saying, to
paraphrase, that one does not need such an exactly matching remedy for
prevention as for treatment once someone has the disease. (I will pass on
the exact quote later.)
The main thing we need to determine is whether we can know effective
remedies without waiting for many people to contract the disease first.
Isaac Golden's ten-year clinical study giving remedies instead of vaccines
was very convincing to me. He found a success rate at least equal to
regular vaccination.
Best wishes,
Charlotte
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How does HP (homeoprophylaxis) fit into homeopathy's protocol of treating sx
when they appear.
tanya
Dear Tanya,
This is a short question with a long answer, which I will be sure is covered
fully in the interview. You can read Isaac Golden's article at
www.wholehealthnow.com, where he covers all facets of the question
thoroughly and convincingly.
For some of the serious diseases, if an epidemic threatens or has already
started, I would much rather prevent than wait for symptoms to appear. In
Clarke's little book "Cholera, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery", he tells of
thousands of people being treated prophylactically with Camphora in a
cholera epidemic, and none of them were known to have come down with
cholera. Clarke says, "The appalling feature about cholera is the
suddenness of its attack and the awful rapidity of its course. If efficient
treatment is not put in force at once, the patient may be beyond help before
the doctor arrives."
Many of the other epidemic diseases, like smallpox, are drastic and
life-threatening too.
When I started really reflecting on the scenario of waiting for people to
get symptoms in an epidemic, and thinking of how the few homeopaths could
possibly spread themselves around to the afflicted, let alone to keep in
close and timely enough contact to be effective in curing them, it began to
seem that prophylaxis in such a situation was the only practical route.
(There are not nearly as many homeopaths now as there were when homeopathy
was used so successfully in the epidemics of the 1800's.)
I loaned Golden's book to someone today, but he quoted Kent as saying, to
paraphrase, that one does not need such an exactly matching remedy for
prevention as for treatment once someone has the disease. (I will pass on
the exact quote later.)
The main thing we need to determine is whether we can know effective
remedies without waiting for many people to contract the disease first.
Isaac Golden's ten-year clinical study giving remedies instead of vaccines
was very convincing to me. He found a success rate at least equal to
regular vaccination.
Best wishes,
Charlotte
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