Re: Re: cell phones around Homeopathics

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Hello Beau,

it was a posting from Dietrich Gruen a while ago, that he had measured this

effect.

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Re: cell phones around Homeopathics

> It's been the experience of a group of students of homeopathy and some

> practitioners I've talked with that for liquid homeopathic remedy

> suspensions erasure or interference can occur much more easily than

> the energy signature held in solid crystal form on the surfaces of

> coated pellets or granules. Solid remedies of the type used in

> homeopathic first aid kits have survived transit through airport

> security x-rays many times, though we didn't do any study on possible

> differential changes in remedy effects. Since a lot of the remedies

> that Whole Foods carries are Boiron pellets, they might not be

> affected in an easily discernable way. In a quick perusal I didn't

> find Boiron or Hahnemann Labs listing anything about cell phones

> erasing remedies. Direct sunlight and high heat (the old, pre-radio

> age warnings) were the only things I found listed.

>

> Have you collected some info from other sources that shows cell phones

> erase or alter surface deposition remedies?

>

> Beau

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>> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods stores

>> and I am going to send them info regarding cell phone radiation and how

>> it destroys homeopathic remedies.

>> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that

>> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know

>> ASAP.

>> thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Hello Beau,

some weeks ago, I read somewhere that even a Cancer drug had lost in value

because of RF radiation.

Many of the medical drug shops overhere do have DECT phones.

I have told one of them, that most of his stock is momentarily worthless

because of his phone.

I met big uncomprehensive eyes.

*That's life in the colonies* they say.

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Claessens

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Re: cell phones around Homeopathics

> Thanks for reminding of that post, . (It's # 3577.)

>

> I wrote a reply message to Dietrich ( # 3605) asking him to

> specify more information - such as whether the remedies were in liquid

> or solid form - but I didn't see a response. (It is easy to miss some

> of these messages for a variety of reasons, for sure.)

>

> Liquid remedies are easy to erase energetically and microwave

> radiation is highly suited to do this due to wavelength. In the

> combined experience of other homeopaths and students of homeopathy

> I've spoken with, including my own experience with remedies, solid

> deposition remedies have shown remarkable staying power, even

> considering placebo effect. (For example, kids in a lot of pain with

> attendant physical symptoms like bleeding and swelling won't usually

> just stop bleeding, have swelling go down, and have the pain lessen or

> go away, all in combination, through the power of suggestion.)

>

> It is also important to note that Dietrich mentioned " high " potencies

> were erasable by cell phone radiation in his experiment. We'd have to

> know if he's talking, for example, about 1M remedies and above. Most

> remedies at a Whole Foods store are considered at " lower " potency than

> 1M. It's hard to obtain " above " 200C potency remedy at grocery stores

> where I've lived in the US, including the SF bay area where

> homeopathics are highly accessible. And the bulk of these remedies

> are in solid form.

>

> Solid homeopathic remedies I've purchased at Whole Foods or downtown

> SF shops in busy, cell phone rife areas, at 200C and " below " have all

> worked admirably.

>

> , I'd want to get the specifics of form and potency affected

> before waging a campaign with Whole Foods.

>

> Interference with remedy action after ingestion is another ballgame

> altogther. Wireless does cause problems in my experience here.

>

> Beau

>

>

[Guest guest]

I will hold off on any homeopathic info until I get harder evidence

that I can present. Please forward any articles that you may come

across.

thank you,

On Feb 25, 2006, at 1:04 PM, bbin37 wrote:

> Thanks for reminding of that post, . (It's # 3577.)

>

> I wrote a reply message to Dietrich ( # 3605) asking him to

> specify more information - such as whether the remedies were in liquid

> or solid form - but I didn't see a response. (It is easy to miss some

> of these messages for a variety of reasons, for sure.)

>

> Liquid remedies are easy to erase energetically and microwave

> radiation is highly suited to do this due to wavelength. In the

> combined experience of other homeopaths and students of homeopathy

> I've spoken with, including my own experience with remedies, solid

> deposition remedies have shown remarkable staying power, even

> considering placebo effect. (For example, kids in a lot of pain with

> attendant physical symptoms like bleeding and swelling won't usually

> just stop bleeding, have swelling go down, and have the pain lessen or

> go away, all in combination, through the power of suggestion.)

>

> It is also important to note that Dietrich mentioned " high " potencies

> were erasable by cell phone radiation in his experiment. We'd have to

> know if he's talking, for example, about 1M remedies and above. Most

> remedies at a Whole Foods store are considered at " lower " potency than

> 1M. It's hard to obtain " above " 200C potency remedy at grocery stores

> where I've lived in the US, including the SF bay area where

> homeopathics are highly accessible. And the bulk of these remedies

> are in solid form.

>

> Solid homeopathic remedies I've purchased at Whole Foods or downtown

> SF shops in busy, cell phone rife areas, at 200C and " below " have all

> worked admirably.

>

> , I'd want to get the specifics of form and potency affected

> before waging a campaign with Whole Foods.

>

> Interference with remedy action after ingestion is another ballgame

> altogther. Wireless does cause problems in my experience here.

>

> Beau

>

>

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>>>> I have collected a few business cards from the local Whole Foods

> stores

>>>> and I am going to send them info regarding cell phone radiation

> and how

>>>> it destroys homeopathic remedies.

>>>> If anyone has any websites, research or something to add that

>>>> specifically addresses this direct relationship, please let me know

>>>> ASAP.

>>>> thanks,

>>>>

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