I've seen no reference anywhere to what type of spoon can or
should be used in taking, say, a teaspoon of a homeopathic remedy. I would think
plastic would be more neutral than metal--and that it could matter since we are
dealing with micro-doses, because of electrical conductivity. Hahnemann's day
was decades before even the earliest plastics, but they certainly had wood
and bone and ceramics. Any Insights?
George
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Metal Spoons
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Metal Spoons
Hi George,
My guess is that the reason you've never seen mention of it, is simply that
it doesn't matter. I've used plastic and metal, and never seen any
difference whatever. I'd say don't worry about it...
Best,
Shannon
on 3/22/04 4:23 PM, almonds1@aol.com at almonds1@aol.com wrote:
My guess is that the reason you've never seen mention of it, is simply that
it doesn't matter. I've used plastic and metal, and never seen any
difference whatever. I'd say don't worry about it...
Best,
Shannon
on 3/22/04 4:23 PM, almonds1@aol.com at almonds1@aol.com wrote:

