More Magnets and Homeopathy Plus Radionics
Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 2:34 am
Hi,
As a follow-on to past discussion about magnets interfering with or
antidoting the effects of homeopathy, I was discussing the matter with
another homeopath who told me that she has been sleeping on a magnetic
underlay for years and that the remedies she uses on herself still
work.
It is also interesting that the remedies she uses are radionically
prepared as there had been some discussion on the list that perhaps
these remedies would be more easily affected than those traditionally
prepared - not so in her experience, it would seem.
She did comment that she has experienced her radionically prepared
remedies gradually losing their effectiveness (say over a week) if
stored beside a mobile phone, as in a handbag, while a newly prepared
and administered remedy will once again act. She now advises all her
patients to keep the two separate. Has anybody noticed this effect
with traditionally prepared remedies?
She also made the comment that from her experience, the fuller the
bottle is of a liquid radionically prepared remedy, the longer it
holds its potency. If a bottle only has a small amount of the remedy
remaining, it loses its potency fairly quickly. Can anyone comment on
these issues from research or experience? --
Best regards, Fran
mailto:FranSheffield@homeopathyplus.com.au
As a follow-on to past discussion about magnets interfering with or
antidoting the effects of homeopathy, I was discussing the matter with
another homeopath who told me that she has been sleeping on a magnetic
underlay for years and that the remedies she uses on herself still
work.
It is also interesting that the remedies she uses are radionically
prepared as there had been some discussion on the list that perhaps
these remedies would be more easily affected than those traditionally
prepared - not so in her experience, it would seem.
She did comment that she has experienced her radionically prepared
remedies gradually losing their effectiveness (say over a week) if
stored beside a mobile phone, as in a handbag, while a newly prepared
and administered remedy will once again act. She now advises all her
patients to keep the two separate. Has anybody noticed this effect
with traditionally prepared remedies?
She also made the comment that from her experience, the fuller the
bottle is of a liquid radionically prepared remedy, the longer it
holds its potency. If a bottle only has a small amount of the remedy
remaining, it loses its potency fairly quickly. Can anyone comment on
these issues from research or experience? --
Best regards, Fran
mailto:FranSheffield@homeopathyplus.com.au