P.S. I think it's important to add that, while my practitioner's inability to properly assess remedy reactions was largely to blame for this homeopathic mishap, it wasn't the only problem. The case was never properly taken to begin with. My original point on this thread was that the practitioner stayed at a “high order of abstraction" throughout the 3+ years of treatment and that made it difficult for him to ever have any real idea of what was actually going on with me.

My point is that this is how students are trained in homeopathy. There is much speculation and interpretation that passes for objectivity.