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How antidoting works

Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 7:17 am
by Miguel F
Hi:
In the messages we can notice constant statements as "the remedy operated correctly, then something antidote it, pass 15 days and it works correctly again... " or "the dentist antidote the remedy if you go to him when haven't pass 15 days, but after that period not... "

What happen? In fact, the remedy wasn't antidote. Because it is not the remedy the one that cures, but our own body. A brief detention of the cure for an "artificial illness" will continue its cure after the artificial illness has been conquered. On the other hand, if the body is too weak to recover, then the most probable is that we need to administer a new remedy to conquer the remainders of the new illness.

In the messages we can notice constant statements as "the remedy operated correctly, then something antidote it, pass 15 days and it works correctly again... " or "the dentist antidote the remedy if you go to him when haven't pass 15 days, but after that period not... "

What happen? In fact, the remedy don't antidote. Because it is not the remedy the one that cures, but our own body. A brief detention of the cure for an "artificial illness" will continue its cure after the artificial illness has been conquered. On the other hand, if the body is too weak to recover, then the most probable is that we need to administer a new remedy to conquer the remainders of the new illness.

But if body is to weak to recover, then the artificial disease could even produce dead. The artificial could be a hom medicine, a allopathic one, a drug, or even a good intentioned thee.
How simple they are the laws of the nature! Unfortunately, we don't know how to interpret them.
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Re: How antidoting works

Posted: Wed Aug 04, 2004 3:52 pm
by Shannon Nelson
Hi Miguel,

(Just a technical note, if you are using quote marks, you really ought to
put *quotes* inside -- it would be easy enough to lift the actual quotes
from the prior texts! But anyway...)

Okay, I will rephrase my observation in the terminology that you prefer (and
other good thinkers among us have mde the same point, but it's so
cumbersome, and I haven't seem any advantage in trade-off for the
disadvantage!)

"My observation has been that, once two weeks have passed after taking a
single high-potency dose, the (or at least "my") physiology will have been
sufficiently re-tuned (or whatever phrase you would prefer) by the remedy
that progress will continue uninterrupted despite dental drilling.
"However, on each of the several occasions when my teeth were drilled
less than two weeks after taking a (single, high potency) remedy, my
physiology (or vital force or whatever) had not been sufficiently
strengthened (or re-tuned or whatever), and went back to its prior mode of
functioning. On these occasions the new physiological state did not recover
once two weeks had passed, but remained in the prior state."

;-)
Shannon
on 8/4/04 1:00 AM, Miguel F at floresmikael@yahoo.es wrote: