Minutus

Hello,

I am planning to give a client of mine an intercurrent dose of Carc
because her current remedy does not seem to be moving her far enough
and the client presents a good picture of cancerous miasm.

So far (with other clients) I have only used the original preparation
believed to be made from carcinoma of breast. Tinnus Smits recommends
using Carcinosin made out of a number of different cancers stating
that these preparations work much deeper. Foubister on the other hand
recommends a lot of caution with them.

Considering that I could not find much clinical information on those,
I wonder if any members of this group had any hands-on experience with
them. I'd appreciate any information you could share as well as any
links to finding the information.

Thank you,

Jenia.

Personally I have been using Carc Co - a Helios mixture for many years. The whole concept of a Carc with many different nosodes in it appealed to me!! It seems to work fine.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Hi Rochelle
Have you found that the Carc Co works as how ‘you’ expected it to?
I know it’s difficult to answer, but I’d be interested to learn on this. I only use Carcinosinum as a remedy made by Schwabe direct from Germany. Not too sure if it contains just one Nosode, but then, not sure at all
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Subject: Fw: [Minutus] Which Carcinosin?
Personally I have been using Carc Co - a Helios mixture for many years. The whole concept of a Carc with many different nosodes in it appealed to me!! It seems to work fine.
Rochelle

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

Yes it seems to be the Rx for today. I used to get the odd bad agg with Carc normal but don't think I have had any with the Carc Co (Helios) or the Carc M (Ainsworths) which I used previously. It makes more sense to me.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Hi Rochelle,

Thanks so much for answering.

Do you know what their Carc Co is made of or how many nosodes are in
there? (There is no information on the Helios website). I am trying to
decide between this one and the ones that Remedia makes. Anyone has
experience in thouse?

Thank you,

Jenia.

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "rochelle" wrote:
with Carc normal but don't think I have had any with the Carc Co
(Helios) or the Carc M (Ainsworths) which I used previously. It makes
more sense to me.

I think - but please don't quote me on this ..... that there are 14 in Helios and 10 in Ainsworth's
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

and yet another point of view:

Dr Ramakrishnan said that he had seen no difference in clinical use,
that all the preparations were essentially similar in their clinical
effects, and that it didn't matter what organ had provided the source
material for the Carcinosin.
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--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "jenia.grossman" wrote:

Holland: Dolisos 15
Belgium: Homeoden 1
Germany: Stauffen 58, with exclusion of bowel tumors
France: Dolisos Prohibited!
Switzerland: Dolisos 15
USA: Boiron 1
From Tinus Smits site: www.tinussmits.com

I think you forgot to mention what the numbers are about - it is the
number of tumors from which each carcinosinum remedy is made:-)
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