Digest Number 1293
Posted: Thu Dec 11, 2003 9:43 pm
You wrote: From: Nanga Pir
Subject: Re: AZT
Oh baby you got a good case. AZT effects way deep down but not deeper
than homeopathic dilutions. I would have tried Psorinum than candida but
again depending on symptoms peculiar to Psoranium. Once I had a very big
guy with back not holding. He had every kind of therapy and once showed
rash though with back displaced. Psoranium 200 set him straight. Later he
found hepatitis C. Anyway regarding AZT I would have picked up Nat Sulp
but it does not mean you are off the mrak or I am on the mark. It would
have addressed liver problems that is usually effected much with AZT.
Poor lvier leads to other problmes.
Nanga Pir
Thanks Nanga for writing,
The candida nosode did nothing, so I moved the child to Calc
Sulph LM 1 very diluted and it seems to be working. The rash is
improving from what mom told me.
The child had no real psorinum symptoms except the rash, too
'warm' blooded, to clean and fresh almost. The sulph came up in
repertory due to the characteristics of the rash, but not the
characteristics of the child (except the aversion to water which was a
new symptom.
I will certainly address the 'liver' problems next, as the
child's health appears compromised enough that I believe you are correct
that the liver must be considered.
Warmly, Maria
Subject: Re: AZT
Oh baby you got a good case. AZT effects way deep down but not deeper
than homeopathic dilutions. I would have tried Psorinum than candida but
again depending on symptoms peculiar to Psoranium. Once I had a very big
guy with back not holding. He had every kind of therapy and once showed
rash though with back displaced. Psoranium 200 set him straight. Later he
found hepatitis C. Anyway regarding AZT I would have picked up Nat Sulp
but it does not mean you are off the mrak or I am on the mark. It would
have addressed liver problems that is usually effected much with AZT.
Poor lvier leads to other problmes.
Nanga Pir
Thanks Nanga for writing,
The candida nosode did nothing, so I moved the child to Calc
Sulph LM 1 very diluted and it seems to be working. The rash is
improving from what mom told me.
The child had no real psorinum symptoms except the rash, too
'warm' blooded, to clean and fresh almost. The sulph came up in
repertory due to the characteristics of the rash, but not the
characteristics of the child (except the aversion to water which was a
new symptom.
I will certainly address the 'liver' problems next, as the
child's health appears compromised enough that I believe you are correct
that the liver must be considered.
Warmly, Maria