Re: [H] single sxs [was: Combos vs. Singles

First let me stipulate again that I am *only* talking about acute
conditions.
I also am *only* talking about a not-hypersensitive and not-severely
chronically ill patient. (Which, even today, covers the majority.)

Given those caveats--the tricky thing is that they work, and usually
without any trouble at all... (Tho not necessarily as well as in
Rosemary's thoughtfully pursued example.)

How do you explain that?

On Dec 21, 2011, at 6:28 AM, Irene de Villiers wrote:

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> On Dec 20, 2011, at 5:50 PM, Shannon Nelson wrote:
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>>> As I understood it, Irene was in fact
>>> distinguishing similarity of the patient to the medicine from
>>> similarity of
>>> a *single symptom* to the medicine.
>
> Yes.
>
>> If that is in fact what Irene meant, she wasn't at all addressing
>> combos as they have been traditionally used--either prescribed or
>> chosen, at least not to my understanding. I would be interested in
>> hearing Irene's clarification.
>
> One can not choose a medicine before the patient is present with the
> symptoms, which together determine the medicine needed. No combo can
> meet that need.
>
> Combo mixmakers like to imagine that any numer of remedies witha
> rubric in common are somehow able to fix a problem involving tha
> rubric.
> It's not true;
> It takes litle medical experience with homeopaphty to find that a
> notquitegoodenoughicum is no way to cure anytig.l It needs a real
> simillimum that takes the totality of the patient ito account.
>
> Having a mishmash of remedies by definition can not achieve that.
> The rubric in question can come right ONLY if the rest of the
> patient's symptoms are in liine with the remedy. Otherwise there is
> no "simlarity" as needed for the remedy to effect cure by law of
> similars. And there is no other law that has been shown to work to
> cure.
>
> .........Irene
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