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Diabetes insipidus

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 5:24 pm
by DCR
Anyone have experience treating individual with diabetes insipidus as part of the 'total' picture? [please note - not referring here to any other forms of diabetes]. Would like to prevent an individual from going onto lifelong drug protocol - and curious the relative timeline you have seen in the progress? Did you find constitutional treatment sufficient, or did you find it advantageous to use intercurrent of specific remedies for these symptoms?

Thank you in advance for sharing your experiences.

Donna

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Re: Diabetes insipidus

Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2006 9:31 pm
by Shannon Nelson
I used to have those symptoms, at certain times to the point of
becoming dehydrated despite drinking a gallon of water a day--tho it
was never "diagnosed", so don't know if it was "really" that condition
or not. In my case it's been completely handled by "the right remedy"
(changing from time to time), and also at other times completely
handled by "adrenal support" program (vitamins and etc.). I have no
idea whether this (the adrenal connection) is peculiar to me or not,
but "constitutional treatment" has in my case seemed entirely adequate
to handle it.
Best wishes,
Shannon
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Re: Diabetes insipidus

Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 5:19 am
by Sarvadaman Oberoi
Almost same experience here, nearly cured with homeopathic constitutional
treatment alone.
Regards.

Sarvadaman Oberoi
New Delhi, India
Mobile: +919818768349
+911244076374
Website: http://www.freewebs.com/homeopathy249/
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