Re: Carb-an [was: Coccyx injury/knee injury]
Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 9:37 am
Ah, now that's very neat!
Carb-an is a remedy I want to understand much better. On researching it some years back, I was intrigued that *most* of what I found about it had to do with malignancy, tho a few cases (I think all old ones from the long-ago literature) made it clear that it's got a far broader place. I had a dramatically wonderful experience with it at that time. I'd had an unexplained weeks-long collapse (something like "chronic fatigue" / ME?), could barely even walk, and felt bone-cold. It went on and on, nothing seemed to make much difference until Carb-an, which went into me like sunshine, warming me from the bones out, and from head to toes--how wonderful!!! I guess similar to what you've described. And after that I was back on my feet pretty quickly--and I still don't understand how that episode and remedy fit in with "the rest of my case"!
Your experience adds another bit to my sense of the remedy; thanks for sharing this, and I look forward to hearing how the rest of it goes!
(The rest of healing up your injury, I mean,)
Shannon
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Carb-an is a remedy I want to understand much better. On researching it some years back, I was intrigued that *most* of what I found about it had to do with malignancy, tho a few cases (I think all old ones from the long-ago literature) made it clear that it's got a far broader place. I had a dramatically wonderful experience with it at that time. I'd had an unexplained weeks-long collapse (something like "chronic fatigue" / ME?), could barely even walk, and felt bone-cold. It went on and on, nothing seemed to make much difference until Carb-an, which went into me like sunshine, warming me from the bones out, and from head to toes--how wonderful!!! I guess similar to what you've described. And after that I was back on my feet pretty quickly--and I still don't understand how that episode and remedy fit in with "the rest of my case"!
Your experience adds another bit to my sense of the remedy; thanks for sharing this, and I look forward to hearing how the rest of it goes!
(The rest of healing up your injury, I mean,)Shannon
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