Minutus

Hi Patricia, all

Does ANY remedy ever resolve the hirsutism issue? As
far as I can tell (to date), it seems to be a question
of inheritance, hormones and particularly over
production of testosterone (and hence the "mannish"
quality). I would love to hear other's opinions on
this tricky issue, as more and more ladies seem to
have 'hair in inappropriate places' as they put it.
Any ideas, thoughts ? (Apart from that women are
becoming the new Man...).
(my tongue is firmly in my cheek btw)

Best wishes, Barbara
Message: 22
Date: Tue, 3 Aug 2004 08:08:31 +1000
From: "Patricia Hatherly"

Subject: Re: Digest Number 1648

LOL!!

No; but over time the jeans and t shirt, shaven head
and "mannish" look
was
substituted by more feminine attire. She grew her hair
stylishly and
began
to wear makeup; an interesting change, I thought!
With all these subtle changes the dark down on her
upper lip was less
noticeable, but still there, never-the-less.

regards
Patricia

Barbara wrote:
Barbara, don't have any personal experience but following is the experience
of Parimal Banerji, which is extensive

AURUM MET 200

Hirsutisim in a female
Undue hairs on the face, below chin or around the nipples on areolas, on
breasts or sternum and chest, or on arms.
Generally found in girls between 16 to 30 yrs of age
May be due to use of hormones

Dose: Once at intervals of 3 days

Note: Though it is a very difficult disease, still cures took place under
this drug and by Sepia 200. My very recent experiments have proved
Cantharanthus 6 acting successfully also in some cases. Proper grouping of
symptoms yet could not be made. This drug Cantharanthus has been
scientifically introduced in my advanced method by Dr. Santwana Mukherjee.

Best

Robyn
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Interesting! Do you know for how many doses these thrice-daily doses would
be repeated, or how long it would take to see changes?

Shannon
on 8/3/04 7:09 PM, Robyn at folcook@dodo.com.au wrote:

Shannon, it is one dose every third day, not 3 doses per day.

He does not mention how long, but when he lectures, like others, he says
that if the symptoms change, then so must the remedy. He, controversially,
prescribes for long periods, and reports success and no damage to clients
using this method. He has worked out these regimens based on records of
treatments to his millions of patients. But he also insists that
over-medication is very damaging - and he got rather heated at a lecture
recently discussing giving a prescription without watching the case, and
having the client take a remedy when it wasn't indicated. I think I sent you
a paper on that once.

Robyn
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