Guest guest Posted March 14, 2008 Report Share Posted March 14, 2008 dont' throw away your kit but it is important to only treat true minor acutes and first aid, yourself. True minor acutes are things that are a one time thing -never had before, and not long lasting Sheri At 05:04 PM 3/14/2008, you wrote: thank you sherri, yes of course nobody should use anything without taking a case and looking up the rubrics! but now you've scared me and i'm going to throw away my kit! lol j/k tikva --- vaccineinfo@... wrote: > >>> > > yes, that is what i'm getting at. > i'm thinking that he needs thuja as a remedy b/c of > the underlying inherited vaccinosis from his father. > > >>> > > That is the simplistic view out there about Thuja, > but it is NOT at all true. > Sometimes Thuja may be the remedy that is needed and > sometime it may be another. > > When Thuja was used in the past for vaccine injury > it was smallpox vaccine specifically. Since then we > have added tons more. It may or may not be Thuja. > > No one should be using Thuja routinely for warts or > suspected vaccine injury acquired or inherited. > > You may only palliate and worse suppress the > condition with the right remedy > Also the right potency and right dose need to be > given. > > Sorry to say this is not for non-homeopaths to mess > with. > > I teach classes on how to use homeopathy for minor > acutes and first aid, but warn never to try to treat > deeper conditions which the warts and chronic ear > infections are part of you. You could suppress the > condition the same as a drug would. The symptom > might go away but only because suppressed and a > deeper more serious condition may result. > > Sheri > Tikva Havlatka EnviroClear Odor Eliminator 305-653-1032 http://www.enviroclearusa.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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