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9th January 2001, 01:41 AM
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Equisetum as I give it, that is in a low potency 6x, acts as a physical prescription to deal with an organ (bladder). In my experience it doesn't suppress. Anna have you any examples of it suppressing when given in this low potency as I haven't? 
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9th January 2001, 12:09 PM
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How can one tell? It just seems logical.
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9th January 2001, 11:50 PM
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I think you would know it was suppression if a deeper seated new symptom emerged. Think of what happens if you suppress eczema with cortisone cream, asthma often takes it's place. The asthma is a deeper seated problem (See Vithoulkas's explanation and diagram on page 24 of Science of Homeopathy)
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