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Lac h & Lac m

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2003 7:05 am
by snoozybun
I am confused by the terms Lac humanum and Lac maternum: Are they not one and the same thing? Unless the remedy is made
only from one's own mother's milk.

Re: Lac h & Lac m

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2003 7:54 am
by Feras Hakkak
PRODUCT
Lac Maternum is made from the milk of nine women, milk from three days (colostrum) to 10 months after parturition. The different potencies were lege artis made by Dolisos Holland in the spring of 1994.

INTRODUCTION
I gave this remedy a new name to distinguish it from the Lac humanum that was already in use and is made from the milk of only one woman. Besides, Lac maternum sounds better to me.
The main focus of this remedy proved to be incarnation in current life. The process of incarnation that takes place during pregnancy is surely not complete at birth and the mother's milk helps the baby to come down gradually. The cure of a nine-year-old boy using this remedy and a dream-proving in the USA (New Mexico) with two very similar dreams by two different persons put me on the path to understanding the deeper significance of this remedy.

From:
http://www.tinussmits.nl/english/dynami ... /intro.htm
snoozybun wrote:
I am confused by the terms Lac humanum and Lac maternum: Are they not one and the same thing? Unless the remedy is made only from one's own mother's milk.
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Re: Lac h & Lac m

Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2003 8:43 am
by Patricia Hatherly
Additional comments to those made by Feras Hakkak:
The source material for the Lac-h was taken from a mother in England 5
months into her lactation, chosen because she seemed to be a "good mother".

It became apparent to me while doing the proving of Lac-m that the milk of
one mother in full lactation plus the colostrum would probably have
sufficed; as much
of what differentiated it from Lac-h appeared to come from the colostrum
aspect.

There are many similarities between the 2 Rx but some differences also.
If you'd like to read something written by me on Lac-m try the AHA website
and follow the links to publications: www.homeopathyoz.org
The full proving has been available for 12 months now and is available from
me and some bookshops in Europe and the US.
There will be more information available in the New Year when my new book is
published.

regards
Patricia Hatherly