Minutus

dear Angie,

There was a time when we were thinking that homeopathy
can't cure genetic diseases because they are what you
are born with. But all that is now changed with eminent
doctors like Vijayakar documenting their cases with video
followups and proving that children treated from infancy
could growup like normal adults. He has shown video cases
of children with diseases like Down's syndrome etc growup
lIke normal adults and securing good grades in schools etc.,

What a genetic constitutional similimum (GCS) can do is
not altering the genetic inheritances, but temper their
expressions, so that those can evolve as normal healthy
human beings and make use of their bodies
for higher purposes of living as enshrined in the organon
by our Hahnemann. For more details please refer seminar
report at the weblink mentioned by Susan in her post.

V T Yekkirala
INDIA.
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, aim818@... wrote:

Geez folks. In this day and age are you still calling homosexuality a disease!
Get over your own prejudices or stop calling yourself an “unbiased observer.”
I am fed up with the bigotry and prejudice that flies around this community.
How about using homeopathy to help all those suppressed and unhappy gay
people accept themselves and come out of the closet so they can be well-
adjusted, self-accepting normal adults.
tanya
From: vtyekkir
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 1:24 PM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] homosexuality and miasms
dear Angie,

There was a time when we were thinking that homeopathy
can't cure genetic diseases because they are what you
are born with. But all that is now changed with eminent
doctors like Vijayakar documenting their cases with video
followups and proving that children treated from infancy
could growup like normal adults. He has shown video cases
of children with diseases like Down's syndrome etc growup
lIke normal adults and securing good grades in schools etc.,

What a genetic constitutional similimum (GCS) can do is
not altering the genetic inheritances, but temper their
expressions, so that those can evolve as normal healthy
human beings and make use of their bodies
for higher purposes of living as enshrined in the organon
by our Hahnemann. For more details please refer seminar
report at the weblink mentioned by Susan in her post.

V T Yekkirala
INDIA.

--- In mailto:minutus%40yahoogroups.com, aim818@... wrote:

Yay to Tanya! HUGE YAY!!! I was working on a much longer response, but you nailed it beautifully and briefly. Amen to that! What a ridiculous, backward notion. When will we ever grow out of these idiotic beliefs and prejudices? Seriously! It's embarrassing to be associated with people who can think and utter such ridiculous concepts.

Big kudos to you, Tanya. 100% agree.

Agi

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "tamarque" wrote:

Dear Tanya,

Please calm down! My question was scientific based without judgement. I am not bigoted. I am only interested in how far or in-depth homeopathy can penetrate, that is, if it can make a gay person straight, that is profound and this indicates that it may be working at the genetic level,which has profound implications for dealing with many conditions.

I am not coming from the point of view such as the "pray the gay away" folks who are indeed bigoted and intolerant on many levels. I'm simply curious. This homeopathy is some interesting stuff!

Wow!

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the thing is none of us know anything for sure and it should be a safe place, here, to test ideas.
Sheri

At 01:17 PM 5/6/2013, you wrote:
Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath
http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/
ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood Diseases

Next classes start April 18, 19, 25

Sheri—on this one you and I will disagree. Bigotry is bigotry no matter
what you coat it with. By your thinking perhaps allopathy is right after all
they claim to be scientific with their calm attitude.
vtyekkir’s comment is the height of prejudice. In my book if it walks like a
duck and quacks like a duck, it will deemed a duck
t
From: Sheri Nakken
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2013 5:10 PM
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Minutus] homosexuality and miasms

the thing is none of us know anything for sure and it should be a safe place, here, to test ideas.
Sheri

At 01:17 PM 5/6/2013, you wrote:
Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath
http://homeopathycures.wordpress.com/ & http://vaccinationdangers.wordpress.com/
ONLINE/Email classes in Homeopathy; Vaccine Dangers; Childhood Diseases

Next classes start April 18, 19, 25

In the USA, homeopathy has something in common with gay to straight conversion therapy:
Because conversion therapy is not a mainstream psychological treatment, there are no professional standards or guidelines for how it is conducted.
Why not contact them, once they find out our 50M potency will "take the gay right out of your genes" it should make homeopathy even more accepted than currently.
Hopefully you can persuade them that water potencies work best for those difficult closeted genotypes.
Susan
http://www.livescience.com/25082-gay-co ... facts.html
Early treatments in the 1960s and 70s included aversion therapy, such as shocking patients or giving them nausea-inducing drugs while showing them same-sex erotica, according to a 2004 article in the British Medical Journal.
Other methods included psychoanalysis or talk therapy, estrogen treatments to reduce libido in men, and even electroconvulsive therapy, in which an electric shock is used to induce a seizure, with side effects such as memory loss. [7 Absolutely Evil Medical Experiments ]
More recently, people who have been through conversion therapy report talk therapy that emphasizes pseudoscientific theories, such as the idea that an overbearing mother and a distant father make a child gay. In an April 2012 essay in The American Prospect, writer Gabriel Arana describes his "ex-gay" therapy experience. His therapist blamed his parents for Arana's homosexuality, and urged him to distance himself from his female best friends.
Chaim Levin, one of the men suing Jonah for deceptive practices, says that he quit conversion therapy after his therapist had him strip down and touch himself to "reconnect with his masculinity," according to the New York Times .

Wow! Perhaps I can finally marry my gay boyfriend!
Angie

From: "healthyinfo6@aol.com"
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 6, 2013 6:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Minutus] homosexuality and miasms

In the USA, homeopathy has something in common with gay to straight conversion therapy:
Because conversion therapy is not a mainstream psychological treatment, there are no professional standards or guidelines for how it is conducted.
Why not contact them, once they find out our 50M potency will "take the gay right out of your genes" it should make homeopathy even more accepted than currently.
Hopefully you can persuade them that water potencies work best for those difficult closeted genotypes.
Susan
http://www.livescience.com/25082-gay-co ... facts.html
Early treatments in the 1960s and 70s included aversion therapy, such as shocking patients or giving them nausea-inducing drugs while showing them same-sex erotica, according to a 2004 article in the British Medical Journal.
Other methods included psychoanalysis or talk therapy, estrogen treatments to reduce libido in men, and even electroconvulsive therapy, in which an electric shock is used to induce a seizure, with side effects such as memory loss. [7 Absolutely Evil Medical Experiments ]
More recently, people who have been through conversion therapy report talk therapy that emphasizes pseudoscientific theories, such as the idea that an overbearing mother and a distant father make a child gay. In an April 2012 essay in The American Prospect, writer Gabriel Arana describes his "ex-gay" therapy experience. His therapist blamed his parents for Arana's homosexuality, and urged him to distance himself from his female best friends.
Chaim Levin, one of the men suing Jonah for deceptive practices, says that he quit conversion therapy after his therapist had him strip down and touch himself to "reconnect with his masculinity," according to the New York Times .

To some of us here – what’s so difficult about saying “OK, we disagree”.
So, we can talk about such issues in a civilezed manner, and those who
cannot, please shut up until you’ve learned how to do so.
Who’s ever seen anything good coming from slapping another person in the
face with one’s own personal convictions? It doesn’t get you/us
anywhere, so don’t.
Op 7-5-2013 3:02, tamarque schreef:

I don't think homeopaths should be allowed to marry.