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Question for Dr. Roz…do you think Micro broccoli sprouts work just as well
for topical use on skin cancers as the plain broccoli sprouts?

I have two cats that essentially belong to my husband who is out of town. One
was given to us 9 months ago by our renter who coerced my husband into taking
him by saying he would have the cat put down if he didn't take him. Both cats
are about ten years old. Since my husband has been gone the cats are always
hanging around me. The renter's cat is constantly meowing. I'm sure he misses
his previous owner and now misses Francis of Assisi who is out of town for
several months. But lately the two cats are driving me out of my mind. Our
other cat has a cold or something and goes through spasms of sneezing. So one
cat is meowing while the other cat is sneezing. I mean like ten sneezes in a
row. I know I should assume the zen position of complete acceptance of this
chorus of unpleasant noises or use this as an opportunity to get into heaven
with a free pass by unconditionally loving them…but I just can't do it. I
bark at the one cat like a dog and go 'ew" to the other as he sneezes in my
face.

I gave nat mur to the sneezer after the first day of sneezing and she stopped
for a while and then started up again the next day. I gave her another dose.
And now she just sleeps…not waiting at the door to go out as usual. Being
outside seemed to make her worse. Can a cat be allergic to something in the
air…like those cottonwood tree fluffs. For a month before the sneezing her
nose was always wet when I petted her. She is very affectionate and rubs
against me but very independent normally as she cats around outside hunting.
This might have started after she brought to the garage door a black wormy
looking thing..I don't remember the name of it…that she had killed. There
are rabbits all over the place where I live and in the town over they are
talking about a rabbit disease..toularmia..something like that…which
apparently humans can get ..maybe from being sneezed on…but i'm okay and the
other cat is okay so far.

I don't have a cent to my name until my husband sends me some money from his
job which won't be for a month. What other things can I try on the sneezer?
And the meowed…should I assume that this fluffy long haired cat that leaves
balls of its fur all over the house…is skittish when i do pet her…and rubs
against furniture all the time…should I assume she is missing her previous
owner and my husband and experiencing some kind of homesickness? Give her
ignatia or phos ac? I know there are a lot of cat lovers at minutes. What
would you do? I've tried channeling Irene but nothing is coming through. At
the risk of sounding cruel or needing lac can myself…I do jump out at the
meowed to go away and she runs down in the basement but comes back later and
starts the meowing all over. I've given her cat treats…she has enough food.
I even tried cat nip which she eats but doesn't seem to change her behavior at
all.

What is a micro broccoli sprout and how is it different from a regular broccoli sprout?

Have a look at those:

nose; SNEEZING; constant (44) : 3Ars., 3Dulc., 3Indg., 3Naphtin., 3Sant., 3Seneg., 3Skook., 2lac-mat., 2squil., agath-a., all-c., aml-n., anac., arum-t., blatta, brom., carb-v., cer-p., cimx., gamb., geoc-c., hydr., iris, just., kali-i., lac-h., lap-be-e., merc., mez., nat-c., nat-m., nitro., oci-s., ozone, puls., rhus-t., sabad., sal-ac., sil., stach., stict., sulph., tab., turm-w.
nose;
SNEEZING; convulsive, spasmodic (29) : 3All-c., 3Am-m., 3Arum-t., 3Gels., 3Hep., 3Nat-m., 3Nux-v., 3Rhus-t., 3Sabad., 2hell., agar., am-c., ars., astac., bell., cycl., ery-a., eryt-j., ferr., ichth., kali-bi., kali-i., merc., phos., puls., sep., stict., stram., sulph.

My late cat Pepper started sneezing from time to time, nothing to worry about...then more and more; we thought she might have a piece of grass embedded in a nostril, which seems pretty common, but before we could make an appointment for an exam under sedation, she sneezed blood, so we went as an emergency....and it turned out she had a cancer of the antrum. Managed to keep her alive for almost another year but it progressed slowly, with pain and suffering until she made it clear she wanted it to end. That was 18 moths ago and we are not over it yet....

Then look at those, there might be better rubrics....

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mind;
FORSAKEN feeling (260) : 4AUR., 4AUR-M-N., 4HALIAE-LC., 4MENY., 4PSOR., 4PULS., 3Ana-i., 3Androc., 3Anh., 3Arg-n., 3Ars., 3Aur-s., 3Corv-c., 3Cycl., 3Dpt, 3Falco-p., 3Germ., 3Hell., 3Hydrog., 3Lac-as., 3Lac-h., 3Lac-lup., 3Lach., 3Mag-c., 3Merc., 3Nat-c., 3Nat-m., 3Nicc., 3Plat., 3Rhus-t., 3Sac-alb., 3Stram., 2aids, 2anac., 2fic-sp., 2lat-h., 2mand., 2med., 2niob., 2nitro., 2plac., 2por-m., 2posit., 2tax., 2thuj., aego-p., agath-a., alch-v., allox., aloe, alum., alum-s., ange-s., apei-s., aq-mar., aquilr-a., argo., arist-cl., asar., bamb-a., bani-c., bar-c., bar-s., bell-p., biti-a., brachy-s-p., brass., bros-g., bufo, bung-f., bute-j., cact., calc., calc-m., calc-s., camph., cand-a., cann-i., cann-s., caras., carb-an., carb-v., carc., cath-a., caul., cer., cer-c., cer-i., cer-o., cer-p., chin., chin-b., chir-f., choc., chrysan., cic., cinis-p., clad-r., clem., coca, com., conch., cordy-a., cortico., crot-c., culx-p., cyg-b., cyg-c., cyni-c-g., cypra-e., des-ac., diox., dros., dysp., dysp-f., dysp-n., dysp-o., dysp-p., ephe., erb., erb-c., erb-o., erb-p., euro-o., excr-can., fic., fic-i., gado-n., gado-o., galeoc-c., garden., gels., gink., helod-c., herin., hippo-k., holm-c., holm-o., hura, hydr-ac., hyos., hyosin., ilx-p., ip., irid., kali-br., kali-c., keroso., kola., lac-c., lac-d., lac-del., lac-gl., lac-leo., lac-mat., lact., lam., lam-cy., lant-br., lant-c., lant-f., lant-o., lant-p., lap-be-e., lap-c-b., lap-gr-m., lap-laz., lar-ar., latex, laur., lil-t., lith-c., loxo-r., lsd, lute-f., lute-o., lyc., lyss., m-aust., mag-m., mang-p., mangi., marm-a., mobil-ph., musca-d., naja, nat-glut., nelum., neod-c., neod-f., neod-n., neod-o., neon, nic-r., nit-ac., oci-s., onc-t., op., oryc-c., oxyg., ozone, pall., pele-o., pest., petr., phasc-c., phos., phyt., pip-m., pip-n., plb., plut-n., polyst., pras-o., pseuts-m., psil., raph., rhus-g., sabad., sabin., salv., salx-f., sama-f., sama-m., sama-o., sama-sil., sanic., sars., scorp., sec., sep., sil., sol-t-ae., soph-m., spect., spig., stan-e., stoi-k., stront-c., succ., sulph., tab., taosc., tax-br., terb-o., thea., thul-c., thul-f., thul-m., thul-o., til-c., trio., turm-chr., turm-w., tyto-a., uran., valer., verat., vip., wye.

mind; DELUSIONS, imaginations; friend, beloved one; affection of, has lost the (19) : 3Aur., 2eryth., 2lac-h., 2lac-mat., ars., aur-m-n., cer-p., curc., hura, hydrog., hyos., lat-h., mand., morg., puls., sac-alb., succ., thuj., uran.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD.

"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

www.naturamedica.co.nz

Do you know any animal communicators that would give you a freebie or wait for payment?

Would really help identify the underlying emotional or mental states for making better remedy choices.

Other than that--sneezing/running nose in cats is usually not a good sign. Wish Irene's notes were

available to you, too. Remedies that come to mind are Lachesis or Pulsatilla. Check out abandonment

remedies, too.

t

Micro sprouts are eaten 7 days after germination. I googled it…and one
article said they were full of good stuff. At the cotyledon stage…. ?

Thanks for all the cat information. Very helpful. If this is cat
herpes..should I cross reference the remedies for human herpes with the ones
provided?

Is the lachesis suggestion for the cat that meows all the time? I know I have
some cat information from Irene somewhere…will take a while to find it.

Will try to find a cat whisperer.

Thanks so much.

carol

If you join the CATWELL yahoo group, which Irene started, there's homeopathic information (for kitties) you'll be allowed to access in the File section.

Best regards,
Nan

Yes, Lach has lots of talkativenes

t

I probably should wait a few days to report anything but sneezing cat had
three days of nat mur in water and then some pulsatilla and she stopped
sneezing and started licking her foot and then wiping her foot over her head
as if to dry it off..for about ten minutes. She was eating again. Standing by
the door waiting to be let out(not going to happen). The other cat I put the
vial of 12c lachesis up to her nose and this is the first day of her stopping
the constant meowing. knock on wood

Seems like moving in good direction with the talkative cat. The other one

needs something more as the symptoms seem to have morphed.
t

So was that like normal grooming behavior but too long?
That description *sounds* to me like what cats do, but ???

i do not watch what cats do generally…but she was at foot of my couch and I
was forced to watch her do this repetitive behavior …I thought she was just
doing a normal cleaning…she may have done this her whole life or it is new.
I'll ask my husband if he knows.