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Dear All,

To answer Alon's question regarding how consistently I can elicit information

on the onset of chills or feverishness, pretty often. I also train my

patients to pay specific attention to it but yes sometimes its difficult to

tell and I have recourse to the neutral approach as well. Maybe they're

telling me what I want to hear, but my patients often remember those odd

details particularly if it was " the bad cold they never really recovered

from " suggestive of latency.

 

In thinking about this, I am realizing how important it is to differentiate

between an early or ambiguous wind pattern, and one that simply lacks

exterior sx. of any kind, which may also be suggestive of latency. I could

see myself jumping to an erroneous conclusion one way or another on a busy

day. Thanks for raising the point.

 

sorry if I came off sounding as if I was criticizing you or the fire

with fire treatment strategy in any way. That wasn't the intent. I am aware

of your previous postings on climate. I just grabbed the closest example at

hand in a reckless moment of passionate exposition.

 

Chip

[Guest guest]

Hi Chip

I understand you are writing a book on reparatory dis. When is it coming out? do you cover this type of topics in it

alon