Minutus

Dear All,

I contacted Dr. Leo VanGelder, the homeopath dr. in partnership with Dr. J with marketing "Iquilai".

This is what he writes in relation to the question "Are Lanthanide rxs made radionically?

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Great!!! That's what I hoped!!!!
Thanks for that
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

I already wrote that remedia state how they make them. So what does every other pharmacy selling them do - how do they make them, Helios for example. Many pharmacies sell them.

Joy

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

I am sure Helios don't use radionics that's why I get my Rx from them!!
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk

Hahnemann (California) also stated hand-succussed up to (I forget what potency - maybe 30?) and by machine after that. They don't sell any radionically made ones, and I would guess that's the standard--are you saying many pharmacies sell radionically made remedies, labelled homeopathic? The only one I'd been aware of was Celletech, and I understand they're out of business now, aren't they? Are you aware of other examples?

Shannon

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Shannon & Bob Nelson wrote:

In business, with a very carefully worded website:

http://www.celletech.com/default.jsp

Interesting words - homeotherapeutics - 21st century state of the art manufacturing process, etc.
http://www.celletech.com/faqsext.jsp?articleid=108

"How do you make your remedies?
Celletech uses a modern remedy manufacturing process called the Magnetic mechanical method. This method was developed in England in the 1960's and 1970's by a group of leading homeopaths and engineers.

The method is based on the amplification of the energetic signatures of various substances into a storage tincture. After amplification, the tincture is succussed to set the amplified signature. The tincture is then applied to a carrier of pellets or tablets.

At Celletech™, all processes described above are carried out in clean labs following Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). In addition, Celletech processes are regulated by the FDA, Organic certifiers, KOF-K (Kosher) certifiers, and state and federal agricultural departments."

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Are you aware of

I have no idea what they are actually doing at celletech.

leilanae schreef:

Thanks Leilanae,
That seems okay to me. Experience (including my own) seems to be that the radionically made remedies do work, so the issues instead would be whether they truly work the *same* as traditionally made remedies (some say not exactly). I've also used Celletech remedies (before I knew there was anything different about them), and had no complaint with their effectiveness. So I think it's back to the matter of accurate terminology, rather than "good / bad". That's my opinion, anyway.

Shannon

What do you mean by "end the rumours"?
A genuine question was asked on the List about the method of manufacture of the Lanthanides remedies. It is a worthwhile question because we already have prior experience with Scholten's remedies being radionically-manufactured, going against FDA labelling regulations, and clarification was sought.
I'm still curious to know if JW's concerns were valid from a few years ago. That is, if Scholten's remedies (old or new) are compounded in *potency* (by hand or machine, doesn't really matter in the way combination remedies are mixed together. That is, because some chemical bonds are simply too volatile or unstable and couldn't survive long enough to make a homoeopathic remedy from them. So instead, one substance is potentised and then added to another potentised substance to synthetically invent a chemical bond (radionically?) that doesn't readily exist in nature. I'll make enquiries myself, of course.
Chris.

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Accurate terminology??????????????????
rather than "good / bad". That's my opinion,