RE: Teaspoon herbology (was homeopathic herbology)

[Guest guest]

there is no evidence in the

research literature I can find for effective treatment of any

disease using doses of herbs below the pharmacological

threshold. Stephen, were you suggesting otherwise?

 

 

I was pointing out three things: One, that low dosing, even to the

homeopathic extreme, can have a measurable physiological effect; 2) In most

cases, from my experience using a very broad spectrum of dosages,

pharmacological dosing, generally in the range of 6 to 15 grams of extract

per day, will be required to change the pathogenic nature of chronic

disease, and 3) That some patients, depending on their level of sensitivity,

will require that you start on a lower dose with less frequent dose

consumption, and it can still be of therapeutic benefit.

 

 

though I am skeptical of homeopathy, it does appear to have

worked in my experience. However, a potentized remedy is

different than drop doses of an unsuccussed tinture. Right?

 

Resp: Very definitely. However I did not find a " like cures like " effect

when potentized.

 

 

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