Re: Homeopathic First Aid

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>On 03 Aug 2003 16:38:40 GMT, [email hidden] (Ilsa9) wrote:
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>>>[email hidden] (Angela) wrote:
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>>>>D.C. Sessions writes:
>>>>I'm curious about "homeopathic first aid." How does one
>>>>use homeopathy for:
>>>>* broken bones (break a smaller bone?)
>>>>* arterial bleeding (needle stick?)
>>>>* second- and third-degree burns (first-degree burn?)
>>>>* cardiac arrest (???)
>>>>
>>>>I spend a lot of time doing first aid, and I'm truly
>>>>baffled.'''

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>>>>There is a remedy which will help the body to heal for each of the
>>>>conditions you mention. Homeopathy is or should be a complement to
>>>>mainstream medicine.
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>>>Classic homeopathy uses "the hair of the dog that bit you", but
>>>diluted ... if someone has convulsions, they get strychnine (a
>>>poison that causes massive convulsions) highly diluted. The
>>>theory is that like cures like.
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>>>So what would a homeopath do as first aid for a broken bone or
>>>arterial bleeding?
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>>>Tsu
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>>In the case of a person hit by a car, they would select the homeopath

would

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>>select the most similar matchbox car, put it in a beaker,

shake-it-not-stir-it,

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>>and whack the person about their trauma wounds.
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>>Can you prove it DOESN'T work?
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>We need some volunteers...
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I've repeatedly offered people like Debbee1023, JanDrew, GymmieBob,

Rod_Munch,

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rb, & JBain the opportunity to participate in a similar homepathic "proving"
for skin reactions to plain, bar soap.

If you saw Full Metal Jacket, you can get a good idea as to my proposed
methodology. There will be no placebo group and the subjects will may need
several treatments....over several years.

Small pellets of lead applied at high velocity ?

I am interested as an applicator of the treatment.

WB

Do you remember the "Soap Bar Party" scene? -😉

AKA "Blanket Party".

Mark, MD