Minutus

Hello, I have read different ideas/theories as to the workings of Flower
Es. Mostly they do not describe their actions as being Homeopathic.
Would anyone like to comment/give a Homeopathic/thist view of
Flower Es? I have seen some very compelling actions from these Flower
Remedies. What is going on if these are not Homeopathic? Or are they?

Thanks, Rich

A substance is 'homoeopathic' if selected on the basis of the fact that they
produce a similar set of symptoms in the healthy compared to those exhibited
by the patient. As a rule Homoeopathic remedies are prescribed on an
individual selection.

Just because something is made by a Homoeopathic pharmacy does not make it
Homoeopathic.

Flower essences as such are not therefore not homoeopathic!! but they could
be - if you see my meaning.

Homoeopathic remedies are proved (tried on) healthy humans to find out what
symptoms they are able to produce.

Regards
Soroush

Hi,

Nicely mentioned!

IMO it is better to say 'homoeopathic prescription'
rather than 'homoeopathic remedy'. A dynamized
material can be applied allopathically if it is able
to induce a stronger dissimilar disease and suspend
the underlying disease. A crude undynamized material
may also act homoeopathically if it induces a stronger
similar disease.

Regards,

Ardavan
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