Re: Gayatri : Homeopathy question

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Where can I find a homopath for my area? Is there a site that has listings? We are in VA.allgfcf wrote: Gayatri - I have read many of your posts referring to classicalhomeopathy. I'd really appreciate it if you could answer a few of myquestions.You had said that true classical homeopaths are few - could you giveme the name of the homeopath who is helping you? Or if you know ofsomeone else. We are in Illinois but we can travel. I think I understand the difference between classical and sequentialhomeopathy

- why did you pick classical? Thanks much in advance!

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Gayatri - Thank you for replying. When you talk about layers, does the

idea that the layers are time-based (sequential) make sense to you?

I'm not sure I am putting this across correctly - does the idea with

sequential homeopathy that you take it off in the (reverse) order they

were layered on, work with the multiple layers you speak of?

When you speak of vital force and immune system infections, are you

referring to specific instances, or the more 'systemic' issues (mostly

gut related) that a lot of our kids have?

Thanks for the references. (Do you have a DAN doctor you think of as

good?) Please feel free to reply offline. Thanks again!

Gayatri - I have read many of

> your posts referring to classical

> > homeopathy. I'd really appreciate it if you could answer a few of my

> > questions.

> > You had said that true classical homeopaths are few - could you give

> > me the name of the homeopath who is helping you? Or if you know of

> > someone else. We are in Illinois but we can travel.

> > I think I understand the difference between classical and sequential

> > homeopathy - why did you pick classical?

> > Thanks much in advance!

> >

> >

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> >

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