LMs gelsemium
Posted: Sat Sep 17, 2016 6:21 pm
You can use LMs in any situation. I always start with LM 1 and just adjust it as needed. Higher potency LMs can be used immediately for acute conditions, if necessary.
I generally use a Remedy Solution Bottle that is a 1 ounce (25ml) dropper bottle for the convenience of the client. David Little advises using an 8 ounce or larger bottle.
But you can adjust the number of drops (tsp. for 8 oz bottle) and/or the number of succussions and/or the frequency of dosing and/or the number of cups, depending on the client and how they respond to the initial dose. It is infinitely adjustable.
I usually start them with 3 succussions and 3 drops (easy to remember) stirred into a cup with about a 4 ounces (100ml) of water, of which they take one spoonful. Precision in the amount of water in the cup is not so important as consistency, so that they know how to adjust.
But I am planning to go 2 and 2 in the future which avoids almost any chance of aggravation.
If there is an aggravation it only lasts a couple days; then you can adjust accordingly.
For extremely sensitive clients you can have them take a spoonful from the first cup and stir it in a second cup. And you can keep going using additional cups in this way, as needed.
That is the beauty of LMs: 1) easily adjustable for the sensitivity of the client and acuteness of the situation, 2) any aggravations are short, and 3) you know very quickly (a few days or up to 1 or 2 weeks max) whether they are on the right remedy because they are so deep acting. You see an early response in their General Signs of Health with the correct remedy.
For all these reasons LMs are much better than C potencies.
I generally use a Remedy Solution Bottle that is a 1 ounce (25ml) dropper bottle for the convenience of the client. David Little advises using an 8 ounce or larger bottle.
But you can adjust the number of drops (tsp. for 8 oz bottle) and/or the number of succussions and/or the frequency of dosing and/or the number of cups, depending on the client and how they respond to the initial dose. It is infinitely adjustable.
I usually start them with 3 succussions and 3 drops (easy to remember) stirred into a cup with about a 4 ounces (100ml) of water, of which they take one spoonful. Precision in the amount of water in the cup is not so important as consistency, so that they know how to adjust.
But I am planning to go 2 and 2 in the future which avoids almost any chance of aggravation.
If there is an aggravation it only lasts a couple days; then you can adjust accordingly.
For extremely sensitive clients you can have them take a spoonful from the first cup and stir it in a second cup. And you can keep going using additional cups in this way, as needed.
That is the beauty of LMs: 1) easily adjustable for the sensitivity of the client and acuteness of the situation, 2) any aggravations are short, and 3) you know very quickly (a few days or up to 1 or 2 weeks max) whether they are on the right remedy because they are so deep acting. You see an early response in their General Signs of Health with the correct remedy.
For all these reasons LMs are much better than C potencies.