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Old 8th January 2001, 07:01 AM
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Could someone please

1) email detailed information about CARCINOCIN?
2) suggest websites from where such information can be had?

EMAIL ADDRESS: maa_nga@hotmail.com

Thanks in advance.
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http://www.lyghtforce.com/Homeopathy...e1/matmed.html
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Old 8th January 2001, 10:36 AM
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Thank you vonSachsen.

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Hi,

Take a look at www.tinussmits.nl/english and click on the "Inspiring Homeopathy" link. I believe he has written about this rememdy on this site.

Here is an off-line journal filled with information on this remedy:

The New England Journal of Homeopathy, Fall 1996 (vol 5 mumber 4) (you may be able to obtain this via your nearest homeopathic library or look up the New England School of Homeopathy on-line for information).

The Homeopathy On-Line journal, the link VS gave, has one other really useful article on it--Amy Lansky's article called "Max's Story: A Carcinosin Cure" describing its use as a cure for autism.

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Philip Bailey has published a hole book dedicated to Carcinocin.
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Hi Divina,
I liked that site you recommended.
But could you, or someone else, please explain to me what are "cafe-au-lait" spots.
Allways wondered about them.
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I've always had those large mole-like spots...but never been on the pill long enough to cause side-effects...aren't those marks called cloasma?

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"Cafe-au-lait" marks are milky coffee coloured pigmentation of the skin. They are not raised, and can vary greatly in size from very small to covering a large proportion of the body. They often appear within the first few months of life. Such marks will darken in colour on exposure to the sun.
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Originally posted by MA:
Could someone please

1) email detailed information about CARCINOCIN?
2) suggest websites from where such information can be had?

EMAIL ADDRESS: maa_nga@hotmail.com
check www.tinussmits.com for a good start,
Books: Philip Bailey (ignore his tendency to overstate Carc's uses and you can get a lot out of him) Vermuelen's Synoptic materia medica, Roger Morrison's Desktop guide OK for Carc, great for general use.
I tried Carc myself after limited reactions to other seemingly obvious remedies - pretty nasty aggravation - go easy, but its worth it - took about 4 weeks to really settle down, and apparently this happens with this remedy, mind you i'm coming from the rather unreliable source of student gossip, here.
Good keynotes: Sensitive - to others, to reprimand, thunderstorms, loves dancing and chocolate (sepia) Cries on reprimand - watch the kids - can be bullied easily. Anticipation anxiety, sleepless esp. at 4am, CHECK PHYSICAL HISTORY - lack of common childhood diseases and fevers, more likely to go straight to the chronic inflammatory stuff - pneumonia, glandular fever, whooping cough - have a tickling cough with chest oppression. sleep on stomach, similar in a few ways to Med - also passionate and can be rebellious out of longing. My lecturer likens to Phos - sensitivity, sympathy, romantic, chocolate, thunderstorms and also Ars and Tub. Its becoming overprescribed in his opinion.good luck

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There is an interesting clinical study with case notes on the use of carcinosin at
http://planete-homeo.org/english/mat...nosin_clin.htm
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