Minutus

You wrote:

have a question about remedy preparation and I can't get a hold of
our practitioner at the moment so I thought that maybe someone here
can give me some insight. I received a bottle that would hold
perhaps less than an ounce of liquid. The bottle was empty except
for pellets which would be dissolved in perhaps slightly more than
half an ounce of water and several drops of alcohol. I overfilled
the bottle so that with the dropper in the bottle the contents come
to the top. Usually I would use an olafactory dose after shaking but
with the bottle so full will the potency be affected, and will the
required shaking of the liquid contents be badly affected? Thanks
for any insight.
Thanks,
Gail
Hi Gail,

Don't stress about this, pour some of the liquid in the bottle
down the sink, giving the liquid remedy some room for good shaking. Cap
the bottle and shake and take the remedy as your prescriber indicated.

Homeopathic remedies are highly diluted already and your adding
too much water will not hurt it at all.

Warmly, Maria

Hi

You do not Shake the bottle - You Succuss it.

If a small bottle, hold in one hand and sharply bring it to a halt against
another hand.

If it is a larger bottle, hold the neck and gently but firmly tap it against
a book or carpet.

(MAKE SURE THE CAP IS FIRMLY ON!!)

Regards
Soroush
Message: 8
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 17:00:49 -0400
From: Maria Bohle
Subject: Remedy Preparation

You wrote:

have a question about remedy preparation and I can't get a hold of
our practitioner at the moment so I thought that maybe someone here
can give me some insight. I received a bottle that would hold
perhaps less than an ounce of liquid. The bottle was empty except
for pellets which would be dissolved in perhaps slightly more than
half an ounce of water and several drops of alcohol. I overfilled
the bottle so that with the dropper in the bottle the contents come
to the top. Usually I would use an olafactory dose after shaking but
with the bottle so full will the potency be affected, and will the
required shaking of the liquid contents be badly affected? Thanks
for any insight.
Thanks,
Gail
Hi Gail,

Don't stress about this, pour some of the liquid in the bottle
down the sink, giving the liquid remedy some room for good shaking. Cap
the bottle and shake and take the remedy as your prescriber indicated.

Homeopathic remedies are highly diluted already and your adding
too much water will not hurt it at all.

Warmly, Maria
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Hello Maria,

Thanks for answering my question about remedies. Technically
speaking,does the remedy require a volume of air in order to succuss
properly? And is when you refer to being "highly diluted" does what
you said about overfilling with the water apply to q potencies as
well as c potencies?

Thanks again,
Gail

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