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Dear Patricia and everyone who replied,

Thank you for the advice. To answer the "congestion"
question, she gets nasal congestion when she eats
these foods. Also, is it common to open cases with
Sulphur when you see such great suppression (I
definately agree about that!)even if the totality
doesn't suggest it at the time? Or, are you thinking
there could be an obstacle to cure and Sulphur needs
to be considered if Staph fails to work - but wouldn't
the bowel nosode be more appropriate then?

Sincerely,

Fran

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Dear Frances

With a history of suppression and no great clarity regarding where to
start, it is perfectly appropriate to begin the case with one dose of
Sulphur (I use 30C) to bring to the surface that which needs to be
addressed.

If and when any case fails to progress then, yes, the use of a nosode is
then the most appropriate prescription to advance the case to cure.

regards
Patricia

Dear Frances,
The main bowel nosode for suppression by antibiotics is Gaertner. Give it a read.
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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