I just heard about someone who had bladder cancer...the doctor told him it was from smoking...even though the person quit smoking 40 years ago. Obviously the bladder was a weak area in the family as his brother had bladder cancer at some time as well. But the doctor told him that as crud from the lungs leaves the lungs..it settles in the bladder. Now if this isn't a reason to quit smoking...I think I heard several years ago..that its the chemicals from the cigerettes which are responsible for this crud. So I'm wondering..if under homeopathic treatment..what would happen to this crud...would it dissolve...there would be no symptoms...this persons only symptom was excessive urination in the last few months. It would probably be a guess for anyone...but does anyone think homeopathic treatment could dissolve this crud...

Well, homeopathy could help the whole condition...and the crud is speculative. Seems to me that in this person the bladder is the weakest organ...so that is where we are seeing the vulnerability and susceptibility.

In others it will be the liver, or the lung, or the brain, or whatever is applicable in the individual case.

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If the x rays reveal the crud then there is very little hope with hoemeopathy.

Homepathy can prevent new deposits from settling or hardening. But if the crud has hardenend then there is not much that can be done.

strictly speaking...homeopathy works really, really well to restore functional changes before structural changes to tissue take place.

if this crud is accumulating because of function problems, then homeopathy could easily fix the function problems and the crud would not be an issue anymore--it would be eliminated properly, and the future storage of crud wouldn't need to take place.

If the crud is actual tissue change, there is still a possibility that curative change could take place with a good remedy. That all depends on the individual patient, and that patient's resilience to disease and its effects. Some are far more resilient than others because their vital forces are far more resilient than others'.
You can't predict, you can only take the case and prescribe as necessary...and the outcome will be the outcome.

I've seen cases where irradiated glands which were considered obstacles to cure actually began to function properly again, eliminating the need for hormone replacements. It can't be explained, other than in that patient, there was still a possibility for full function to be restored despite obvious tissue damage. In other patients just like her, the different results may have been the outcome. You can never tell what each vital force can accomplish with the right remedy and potency.

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There is no build up of 'crud'. You seem to be getting yourselves confused with urinary calculus deposition. If ChaChaHeels knew more than the square root of diddly-squat about medicine then you would not be headed off down this road.

The medic cited was either misquoted or was talking rubbish.

Bladder carcinogenesis is probably because of exposure of the bladder lining to carcinogens eliminated by the kidneys from the circulation, to which you have inaccurately alluded thus; "I heard several years ago..that its the chemicals from the cigerettes which are responsible for this crud"

There is no problem at the time of cancer diagnosis with chemical/s or crud needing to be removed. There is a cancer formed as a clone of mutated cell/s tranformed months and years ago by chemicals (or whatever else).

Whether homeopathy can cure bladder cancer is the issue not whether it can dissolve some 'crud'.

jazz, thanks. much appreciated to have some technical expertise.

as concerns the potential of homoeopathic medicine in such a case - since the medicine is of a non-material nature you can never say what it will effect directly in a material way. homoeopathic medicine works to rebalance energetic imbalance - it is an 'energy medicine' - and the degree to which energetic rebalancing can effect changes on the physical level depends on the individual patient's receptivity to the remedy, the maintaining causes, the degree of tissue change and the strength of the vitality to overcome tissue change.