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KALI CARBONICUM dangers

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 6:08 pm
by HomeoDidact
Hi,

Kent said that if you give Kali carb to a *weak* patient - it can kill him.

He said that in this case "to heal him is to kill him" (if you give Kali carb to this *weak* patient).

The patient is weak but clearly needs this rx. Other close or partial rx do not help him much.

Is there a way to overcome this difficulty? Maybe to give one dose of 6c potency and wait a long time? Other suggestions, please?

TIA

Rafy
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Re: KALI CARBONICUM dangers

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 6:42 pm
by Shannon Nelson
Hi Rafy,
Could it be because Kent used high potencies... Did he use lows at
all, do you know? Your idea sounds right to me--or even 6x maybe.
Shannon

Re: KALI CARBONICUM dangers

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 7:00 pm
by HomeoDidact
Hi,

He used mainly high, but even though - couldn't he suggest using a low
ppotency in this situation?

Rafy

Re: KALI CARBONICUM dangers

Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2005 7:13 pm
by Shannon Nelson
:-))) I guess we'd need to ask him! But that's what I was curious
about... Because if he did sometimes use low potencies and yet made
this statement, that would make it IMO more worrisome. But I can't
*imagine* how 6x or 6c could be "too much"...

*How* weak is he--can you describe a bit?