Constitutional remedy [was: Herscu Laboratory Influenza Site Updated
Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 11:01 pm
The term "constitutional remedy" has been given at least several different usages!
In Eizayaga's system the "constitutional" *might* (or might not) be the remedy also needed at a later and unwell (possibly even *very* unwell) stage, but referred to their build and basic physiology (something like that--I only learned a little about it). But when I was going through school and otherwise learning about homeopathy, the term "constitutional remedy" was really simply used to mean the remedy that suited the person's broader, overall, chronic state. Others have used it in other ways.
I would be curious--would people here be up to saying how *they* have used and understood the term?
Shannon
In Eizayaga's system the "constitutional" *might* (or might not) be the remedy also needed at a later and unwell (possibly even *very* unwell) stage, but referred to their build and basic physiology (something like that--I only learned a little about it). But when I was going through school and otherwise learning about homeopathy, the term "constitutional remedy" was really simply used to mean the remedy that suited the person's broader, overall, chronic state. Others have used it in other ways.
I would be curious--would people here be up to saying how *they* have used and understood the term?
Shannon