Minutus

Once had a visitor after chemo and radiation and she was convinced her
life was over. Was feeling weaker every day.
Thuja turned this fragile state around.
Then a few doses of Naja helped her depression and the Carcinosum her
constitutional I think was miraculous.
Her last check up was clear . Everyone delighted as it was a very
aggressive tumour originally.
Off course being her, despite improvment clinging also to orthodox
--still taking a Tamexofen {{Sorry?? spelling have packed my books up}
Other cases helped a little but eventually succumbed, Jean

Hi
A new topic of debate can rise via this mail.
You referred that you had given Carcinocin to a patient suffering from Cancer.
I had read somewhere that it is very dangerous to prescribe Carcinocin during active stage of Cancer ( means if a person is suffering from cancer, carcinocin should not be given).
Any comments......

Dr. Navneet Bidani
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Dr AU Ramakrishnan does it all the time. Have you read his book? www.drramakrishnan.com/
Rochelle

Hi Jean,
An encouraging story! But if her last check-up was clear, why is she
taking Tamoxifen? I thought that was a really nasty one, immune
suppressor--am I wrong? How long has it been so far?
Shannon

Yes I agree but as I said clinging to orthodox and I do not think even
though in my eyes a miracle happened in her who;e outlook on life and
energy she gives homeopathy the credit. C'est la vie///. Jean
On 30/08/2005, at 12:57 AM, Robert & Shannon Nelson wrote:

I believe that idea is based on speculation, not experience. Why would it
be dangerous to give the remedy indicated by the patient's symptoms?

Peace,
Cinnabar

I have seen Carc relieve anxiety and restlessness and enable sleep
where none was possible given to someone with the end stages of cancer
Simon

I would have thought Ars was the best for that.

Rochelle

I wasn't posting on the topic of what is *best* for end stage cancer, I
was addressing the question of whether Carcinosin can be given to good
effect in cancer, with an actual real life example.
Simon