you use Plumbum ACETICUM?
Tony writes: If you use Plumbum Metallicum or Plumbum Aceticum always make
sure that the potency is high, as low potencies may contain enough lead to
have a minor toxic effect. It may be safer to use simulated remedies here,
such as Rae Card or Radionic Rates,
as may also be the case for radioactives and similar dangerous materials.
Aceticums are combinations with Acetic Acid, which occurs a lot in Nature
and to some extent is present in small amounts in the human body. It tends
to make small quantities of almost any metal behave more 'actively' but in
the case of copper or lead would not add to the toxic qualities of the gross
metal in the quantites used Homoeopathically, but in larger gross quantities
could make such metals considerably more dangerous if ingested,
Regards, Tony Bassett, (formerly in charge of the Poisons Department at
Imperial Chemical Industries Main Laboratories, Thornton Cleveleys Branch -
but now retired and taking an interest in such substances in potentised
concentrations! Much safer!)
(metal) for an acute case -- it be more helpful if you use Cuprum
ACETICUM.
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