Minutus

Has anyone ever bought and/or used the Eagle homeopathic remedy maker? If so, could you say whether it works as advertised and/or if you would buy it again or anything else you might have to offer?

What about the "Sulis?

White Mountain?

Any other advice, info, or remedy makers?

Thanks.

The Sulis seem to have a good reputation and several in the UK are using it. It has been discussed on the ARH-media group

My interest has been in a unit where you can literally place a picture or name of a remedy you want to make on the machine

and it can do that. That unit seems to have no name and costs about $900.00 last I checked. I know/knew a number of

people who used it successfully
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The White Mountain remedy maker says that it can do just that - convert voice into remedies. http://www.remedydevices.com/ It is the second one down on the page.

I am pretty open minded to both science and esoteric, but I swear, it's going to take a long time and solid convincing before I use remedies based on this or any method of writing remedies on paper. Just my opinion.

Regards,,
Paul
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My thoughts exactly but I would imagine that in the not too distant future such a "Star Trek" remedy maker would be available and functional. I am having a bit of a problem in trusting the other, more "conventional" remedy makers as well but they are just a bit more believable than the voice devices. I would really like to get something, however, as I am sure that shortly, the entire homeopathic world will be under attack from globalist, big government interventions.

That's wild. I wonder what it would make from the name of one of the "impossible" remedies?
Chemical combinations that don't exist, unicorn, that sort of thing? I'm not being sarcastic, just intrigued.