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From: Alan B. Mac Farlane on 17 Jun 2008 08:59
(this is from my doctor/friend in the UK, she is some board member of some
Royal College of Medicine)



homeopathy question darling for Fucus Vesicularis

I heard of this on the thyroid support group I am in.

They think this is good stuff for me ... or people having thyroid trouble in
low doses.

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It's generally prescribed in homoeopathy for sluggish hypothyroid patients,
often helps them lose weight. That would be low potency every day, sort of
prescription. I wouldn't have thought of that really for you, because
you're anything but fatly dozy! But I consulted my trusty pendulum, and it
seems to indicate that a very high potency would be indicated for you. I'll
check it out properly (with your hair) later & let you know what I come up
with.

From: Gail on 18 Jun 2008 08:04
Interesting Alan,

In homoeopathy, in general the approach for supporting the body in
correcting hormones is: low potency stimulates, medium potency
balances, high potency depresses - but it always needs to be adjusted
according to individual variability.

When the potency is very low, almost to the point of being mother
tincture strength, the remedy is supposed to act as organ support
rather than treating the entire individual. Sometimes people are sick
because one of their body organs are sick. Othertimes the whole person
is sick and the sickness is expressed through the weakest organ. The
first approach needs an organ support remedy and the second needs what
is called a constitutional remedy.

You've probably posted what's happening with your thyroid before I
joined the group - any chance you'd talk about it again - I'd love to
compare it with your friend's pendulum answer.

Gail.

From: Alan B. Mac Farlane on 18 Jun 2008 08:46
in article b3bf371a-4a18-441e-a39e-39e97b6b1cd0(a)w5g2000prd.googlegroups.com,
Gail at gail_m_allen(a)hotmail.com wrote on 6/18/08 5:04 AM:

> Interesting Alan,
>
> In homoeopathy, in general the approach for supporting the body in
> correcting hormones is: low potency stimulates, medium potency
> balances, high potency depresses - but it always needs to be adjusted
> according to individual variability.
>
> When the potency is very low, almost to the point of being mother
> tincture strength, the remedy is supposed to act as organ support
> rather than treating the entire individual. Sometimes people are sick
> because one of their body organs are sick. Othertimes the whole person
> is sick and the sickness is expressed through the weakest organ. The
> first approach needs an organ support remedy and the second needs what
> is called a constitutional remedy.
>
> You've probably posted what's happening with your thyroid before I
> joined the group - any chance you'd talk about it again - I'd love to
> compare it with your friend's pendulum answer.
>
> Gail.
>


I will see what she says Gail ... In the past I took a LOT of homeopathy
'sulfur' to take out heavy metals in my body. Worked real well.

I also took some homeopathy 'bat spit' for a while. Pretty neat stuff.

This new stuff, curious to find out where they got this Fucus Vesicularis
stuff, maybe a 'horse tail' cure from ancient history.

Since I have a personality that is determined to be free of my disease, and
will take anything and use it for medicine ... instead of running away from
it ... I use the homeopathy for my healing and recovery.

I am impressed with it ... or maybe I should be impressed with me.

Dunno ... it works great in getting stuff done in the system, and it seems
to be rather agreeable to the defense structure if one uses it properly.

All my best, always.

Alan


From: Alan B. Mac Farlane on 18 Jun 2008 08:48
in article b3bf371a-4a18-441e-a39e-39e97b6b1cd0(a)w5g2000prd.googlegroups.com,
Gail at gail_m_allen(a)hotmail.com wrote on 6/18/08 5:04 AM:

> Othertimes the whole person
> is sick and the sickness is expressed through the weakest organ.


with all the damage my body carries, and being unnecessarily electrocuted
and radiated by modern medicine on different times ... makes sense to me !!!

From: Gail on 19 Jun 2008 05:32
Fucus Vesicetc is the other name for the plant Bladderwrack which is
a seaweed. It's naturally high in iodine and has an affinity with the
thyroid gland. It's often used in Herbal Medicine for a variety of
reasons - helps make the skin and hair healthy.

Gail
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