Re: [H] Did homeopathy kill Steve Jobs, founder of Apple

Sorry John, Shannon emailed me directly and so I tried to open to reply
all but maybe failed
Jamie
I've confused a related post as one of yours
your post:
http://hpathy.com/homeopathy-papers/coming-to-terms-with-the-terms/

related post: (on same website)
http://hpathy.com/organon-philosophy/the-art-of-homeopathy-coming-from-ancient-hellas-greece/
by Konstantinos Konstantopoulos

On 19/12/2011 13:20, John Harvey wrote:
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> Jamie, the "match" Shannon is talking about is no more than a single
> symptom in common! It's no match; simply a passing coincidence.
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> I said nothing about Hering, and have seen no reference to him. And I
> seem to have received your message directly from you but not also from
> the list. So perhaps my subscription has gone awry. Or are you
> posting directly to the otherhealth web site?
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> Cheers --
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> John
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> On 20 December 2011 00:15, Jamie Taylor
> <jamie.taylor@theleaffoundation.org
> <mailto:jamie.taylor@theleaffoundation.org>> wrote:
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> Sorry, I had no idea that combos had been proved, I thought only
> the individual parts had been proved, but as stated that is no
> guide as to the MM of the parts in combination
> Please direct me to the provings of the combos as a unit and as
> sold, I look forward to studying their pathogenesis, assuming the
> provings are trustworthy!!
> Happy Christmas everyone
> With best wishes from
>
> Jamie
>
> PS John, had no idea about the theatrical story of Herings
> depression (what was the play?!)
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> On 19/12/2011 12:55, Shannon Nelson wrote:
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> On Dec 19, 2011, at 6:34 AM, Jamie Taylor wrote:
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> How can you prescribe something of which you have no idea
> what its pathogenesis is?
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> Jamie, who has done or advocated that?
> Even in the rankest of combo usage, there is a match being
> considered between pathogenesis (aka "the remedy picture") and
> the case at hand.
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> "And if care became the ethical basis of citizenship? Our
> parliaments, guided by such ideas, would be very different places."
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> —Paul Ginsborg, /Democracy: Crisis and Renewal/, London: Profile, 2008.
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