Calc-C For ???
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2002 1:49 pm
Dear Colleagues
With thanks to Shannon & Joy, I confirm that Calc-c is a polycrest and like any other remedy it must ONLY be prescribed if it fits the symptom picture.
Just because the pt is old (or young) it does not mean that they need Calc.
[I have heard it attributed to George Vithoulkas that he reckons that 40% of children need Calc. In the same line of thought, some say that most of the population in UK requires Nat-m. If these statements are correct, then depending of their age we should give patient either Calc or Nat-m and with 40% success, our clinics would be VERY busy!]
Also in my opinion, if a college puts out that an old person should routinely be given Calc every other year, then I think they seriously need to review their teaching of Hom philosophy. There are literally no protocols in Hom - ONLY PRINCIPLES as one of the colleagues signs off with. It is well to remember this fact.
Kindest regards, good observations and healing!
Soroush
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With thanks to Shannon & Joy, I confirm that Calc-c is a polycrest and like any other remedy it must ONLY be prescribed if it fits the symptom picture.
Just because the pt is old (or young) it does not mean that they need Calc.
[I have heard it attributed to George Vithoulkas that he reckons that 40% of children need Calc. In the same line of thought, some say that most of the population in UK requires Nat-m. If these statements are correct, then depending of their age we should give patient either Calc or Nat-m and with 40% success, our clinics would be VERY busy!]
Also in my opinion, if a college puts out that an old person should routinely be given Calc every other year, then I think they seriously need to review their teaching of Hom philosophy. There are literally no protocols in Hom - ONLY PRINCIPLES as one of the colleagues signs off with. It is well to remember this fact.
Kindest regards, good observations and healing!
Soroush
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