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From: Chua Ching Yee
Subject: Re: Low and high dosing
You wrote:
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I am sure of this. I am a LM prescriber (usually), If I accidently
overdose somebody and they get an aggravation from overdosing on an LM, I
ask the patient to shake their bottle one time, take one drop from the
bottle and add that to 6 or 8 ounces of water in a cup, and to take a
drop. This will immediately calm the previous dose.

Of course the above can be any number of shakes, and any amount from the
dilution glass, etc. As long as it is significantly less than the first
dose.
This method has done the trick for me more than once.

Then I adjust the number of shakes, dilution glass quantity or amount
from the dilution glass for the next time the patient needs to take the
remedy.

Warmly, Maria

How interesting. You change the dose through dilutions succussions and the aggravation is reduced. If the client is plussing the LM each time he takes the remedy, when you go to the next LM level, do you go up by two LM levels to take the succussions into account? Jeremy Sherr said he did that.
Best,
Ellen Madono

Hi Maria,

Do you suppose the extra-diluted drop dose is antidoting the prior dose, or
simply calming the overreaction and allowing it to work more gently?

Shannon
on 7/6/04 6:47 PM, Maria Bohle at MBohle@juno.com wrote: