Minutus

Did something really dumb. Had some remedies in a small container and
without thinking put them behind my computer

so they wouldn't fall off the little table I was working on. Realized
what I had done this a.m. Do people think the remedies

were contaminated by computer frequencies?

t

I've done that so many times and I think mine still work
Rochelle

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thanx Rochelle. I really felt so dumb this a.m. when I saw what I did.

t

Hi Rochelle
I fell into a similar trap years ago when installing a 5 shelf homeopathic unit to hold remedies. It was in another room and about a few days later I realized the wall it was place against has the computer on the next rooms wall right in line with the shelving unit. I removed the unit to the other side of the room and did use the remedies from the unit which all seemed to work just fine. Even the computer worked well ;>)

bob

My computer and remedies have coexisted peacefully for many years, and I wasn’t aware of any reason to worry. But what I worry about obsessively now (because of that one study involving frog embryos) is carrying them together with a cell phone—an ongoing trap!

Apparently it’s definite that the particular remedy (was it thyroxin?) and that particular cell phone did not “play well together”—but is that a general problem, or a one-off, anyone have any clues?

I remember several similar discussions in the past concerned with going thru airport security with their electronic type

spy systems and people thought the remedies remained stable. But my dish with the remedy tubes was right up against the computer

overnight so it seemed especially concerning. Good to know our remedies do withstand the challenges they are put thru.

t

Don't know if it's a general problem, but to be safe I always turn my cell phone off when I carry it. (Actually, I so seldom use it that it's almost always off.)

Peace,
Dale
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I am not big on antidotes. Had remedies near the computer that work fine. When I was studying Eileen Naumen mentored me. She lived in Arizona here it gets into the hundreds (Farenheight) in summer all the time. She kept remedies in her glove compartment that worked fine.

Best advice I ever read. If you give a remedy and it does not work put a dot on the label. Next time you give it if it does not work put another dot on the label. If you accumulate 3 dots throw the remedy out.

To my knowledge I have never had a problem. I just do not think they antidote that easy. I do not use plastic bottles.
Had one patient who kept her remedies on the microwave - the remedies still worked.