Dr. Roz's method for dosing hyper sensitive px
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 6:14 am
Dear Shannon,
I can't find the email. SO this is from my pea size memory bank. ---- He said a certain number of breaths holding the remedy bottle with the remedy in it and the cap closed. After getting used to that several times a day start with a certain number of whiffs of the open remedy bottle. Finally begin smelling the remedy in water or diluting it. I forget. I hope Dr. Roz sees this and corrects me.
Blessings,
Ellen
Hahnemann would right down words like "strong, moderate of weak" in
relationship to these olfactions. In our experience olfaction acts very
deeply and gently. Nevertheless, one must be careful not to succuss the
vial too many times or too hard with very sensitive patients nor hold the
vial very close to the nose and have them breath in strongly. The
hypersensitive patient does better on 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. succussions rather
than 8, 9, or 10 and gently in breaths with the vial held a distance from
the nostrils. Don't use 2 or 3 globules with these patients! These amounts
are only suitable in the most hyposensitive patients.
One DOES NOT want the patient to take an olfaction from pharmaceutical
mother potencies in alcohol!!! That would be giving them 1000s of doses all
at once! I have seen some people develop very strong symptoms very quickly
from the olfaction of a remedy while dropping them on globules! It is best
to wear a face mask and have a fan in the room blowing the fumes away from
the worker.
I can't find the email. SO this is from my pea size memory bank. ---- He said a certain number of breaths holding the remedy bottle with the remedy in it and the cap closed. After getting used to that several times a day start with a certain number of whiffs of the open remedy bottle. Finally begin smelling the remedy in water or diluting it. I forget. I hope Dr. Roz sees this and corrects me.
Blessings,
Ellen
Hahnemann would right down words like "strong, moderate of weak" in
relationship to these olfactions. In our experience olfaction acts very
deeply and gently. Nevertheless, one must be careful not to succuss the
vial too many times or too hard with very sensitive patients nor hold the
vial very close to the nose and have them breath in strongly. The
hypersensitive patient does better on 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. succussions rather
than 8, 9, or 10 and gently in breaths with the vial held a distance from
the nostrils. Don't use 2 or 3 globules with these patients! These amounts
are only suitable in the most hyposensitive patients.
One DOES NOT want the patient to take an olfaction from pharmaceutical
mother potencies in alcohol!!! That would be giving them 1000s of doses all
at once! I have seen some people develop very strong symptoms very quickly
from the olfaction of a remedy while dropping them on globules! It is best
to wear a face mask and have a fan in the room blowing the fumes away from
the worker.