Asian pneumonia-SARS
Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2003 8:18 am
Dear Minimus,
About every 30 years there is a major epidemic of a flu-like miasm.
Health officials seem quite worried this could be one of the big ones. Time
will tell. As normal drugs do not seem to work on this Asian pneumonia
these officials are quite worried. it is most likely a virus. This epidemic
disorder is the type of disease which a group anamnesis made from the
symptoms of many sufferers can be most helpful for treatment as well as
prevention. A nosode can be prepared. At the same time, one must be open to
using any remedy that seems to suit the symptoms of a given individual.
SARS's symptom picture is not clear because the allopathic recording of the
symptoms tend to focus on the common symptoms given in a vague manner
rather than the individualizing characteristics. At this time all one can
say is that the potential remedies could be any one of many medicines that
produce flu-like symptoms that progress toward pneumonia quickly. If this
acute miasma spreads homoeopaths should collect and share its symptoms so
we can find some genus epidemicus remedies and make a specialized materia
medica. All I can say is prepared!
Sincerely, David Little
About every 30 years there is a major epidemic of a flu-like miasm.
Health officials seem quite worried this could be one of the big ones. Time
will tell. As normal drugs do not seem to work on this Asian pneumonia
these officials are quite worried. it is most likely a virus. This epidemic
disorder is the type of disease which a group anamnesis made from the
symptoms of many sufferers can be most helpful for treatment as well as
prevention. A nosode can be prepared. At the same time, one must be open to
using any remedy that seems to suit the symptoms of a given individual.
SARS's symptom picture is not clear because the allopathic recording of the
symptoms tend to focus on the common symptoms given in a vague manner
rather than the individualizing characteristics. At this time all one can
say is that the potential remedies could be any one of many medicines that
produce flu-like symptoms that progress toward pneumonia quickly. If this
acute miasma spreads homoeopaths should collect and share its symptoms so
we can find some genus epidemicus remedies and make a specialized materia
medica. All I can say is prepared!
Sincerely, David Little