Regeneration?

[Elizabeth Brandegee]

Has anyone seen or heard of cases that cartilage in a joint has regenerated with a remedy? This is hip degenerative arthritis with bone spurs specifically. Of course being done as a whole case, but would be wonderful to hear any testimony in that area.
Thank you,
Liz

[Dale Moss]

Mangialavori presented a Bell. case on this subject a few years ago. It should be in his book on the Solanaceae.
Peace,
Dale

[Sue Boyle]

Liz,

Roger Morrison talks about a client that didn't want a hip replacement done, so after 4 years of remedies he no longer needed one. That was bone but if bone can come back I would thing cartilage would also.
Sue

[Tanya Marquette]

i was able to regenerate cartilege in my knee with low level laser,
a grosser form of cure by similars. if that worked, why wouldn't
homeopathy!
tanya

[Joy Lucas]

What has actually happened to the cartilage - are you saying it has withered or actually been partially or totally destroyed - that would be useful to know in terms of recovery success.

Joy

http://www.joylucashomeopathy.com
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/homeopathystudy/

[Tanya Marquette]

as i understand it, the cartilage had lost all
form--'turned to mush,' like mucous! the knee was
very painful as it was bone on bone and walking,
standing, bending were extremely painful. even
lying down was a test.
an x-ray taken a few years later for an accident claim
showed damage to the bone from that constant contact.
as far as i know the cartilage, now, is in healthy
state. i have gotten lazy with myself and have not
been working on rebuilding the bone which would be
a lengthy process. but i am walking reasonably,
can be on my feet for an 8 hour day and have regained
significant amount of use. i climbed onto a roof this
week and was able to get back down onto the ladder without
problem (nervous but not pain). while i do not use the knee
for kneeling, i am doing better than i was 10 yrs ago.
not going to allopaths, i cannot provide test data.
tanya

[Joy Lucas]

I am interested to know why the cartilage would disintegrate like this, if you care to share - both cases, from an individual point of view that is

Joy
as i understand it, the cartilage had lost all
form--'turned to mush,' like mucous! the knee was
very painful as it was bone on bone and walking,
standing, bending were extremely painful. even
lying down was a test.
an x-ray taken a few years later for an accident claim
showed damage to the bone from that constant contact.
as far as i know the cartilage, now, is in healthy
state. i have gotten lazy with myself and have not
been working on rebuilding the bone which would be
a lengthy process. but i am walking reasonably,
can be on my feet for an 8 hour day and have regained
significant amount of use. i climbed onto a roof this
week and was able to get back down onto the ladder without
problem (nervous but not pain). while i do not use the knee
for kneeling, i am doing better than i was 10 yrs ago.
not going to allopaths, i cannot provide test data.
tanya

[Elizabeth Brandegee]

Thanks Dale and all who replied - good to know!
Liz

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[Elizabeth Brandegee]

Great - yes I believe it can happen in any area, nice to hear of actual occurances
Liz

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[Elizabeth Brandegee]

Thanks for sharing that, it's wonderful to hear real stories. In this case, his right hip joint cartilage is down to 20%, severe pain when walking or anything. He asked Dr. if he has ever seen someone regenerate and said no...so this may turn out to be his first time seeing it!
Liz

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