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Hi Snoopy and Divina, I want to thank you for taking the time to analyze my case. I know food makes me worse. All food. I have been on a few very healthy diets and I do feel alittle better on the 3rd day. My mind clears up. But then the next day I feel back to usual. I have been on the Candida diet with nistatin and felt worse. Divina, I think this is similar to what you have mentioned for a diet. I am starting to think that the Mitral valve prolapse or regurgitating heart, is the route of my problems. Does this make sense? Can it cause hypogycemia, hypothyroid?
I read today about Cardiotonics/inotropics. They strengthen the contraction of the heart so the heart can pump more blood with fewer beats to meet the damands of the body, in turn bringing oxygen to blood and organs. I know homeopathy is based on treating the current symptoms and uncovering layers, but it seems that no matter what remedy I try it is only a temporary improvement, if any. Are there any remedies or even herbs that act as a cardiotonic? I don't mean to be annoying with these questions, and will very likely try Lyc, but I am just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on this. Thank you, Elly |
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Oops! Here's another thing:
(directly from the Complete Repertory On-line VISION; LIGHT; General; streaks of: 3nat-m., 1am-c. MOUTH; ERUPTIONS; General; herpes; circinatus, ringworm; tongue: 1sanic., 1rhus-t., 1nat-m. Clearly, other remedies also feature these symptoms you are convinced are Nat Mur symptoms (namely, ammonium carbonicum, sanicula (and possibly other water remedies, such as acqua marina), and rhus tox (and possibly other ranunculus plants as well). One more reason to find another prescriber. Divina
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Hi Divina, Forget that last post. I missed reading your longer post before writting. I don't wake up and have pastries very often although I would love to. My eating habits could definately be better and I will do as you say. Beans cause heartburn so will eat other things less bothersome. I think I know of a good Homeopath about 1 1/2 hours away. Do you think it unwise to use the Lyc 6c for now? Elly
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Yes. The lycopodium does not include your two most pressing (by your own admission) symptoms--the ringworm on the tongue and the flashing light symptom you see with your left eye.
It also does not aggravate near the seashore, as you did. Your rheumatic symptoms are significant to your case, too. The right remedy will include all these symptoms, plus all the rest of your symptoms--ones you are aware of as well as ones of which you unaware. My prescribed remedy: find a well-trained, competent classical homeopath you can access easily and travel to see him or her. If you are in north america, take a look for a good practitioner in your area on this referral list: www.homeopathy-cures.com Names listed in bold are highly recommended. This is not to disparage Snoopy or David JK--they are very astute prescribers, and excellent physicians in that they have a great deal of compassion and concern for people who come to the BB seeking help. I just think your original idea--to make some food changes and wait things out a bit before taking another remedy--is a good start. So, in the meantime, you might want to follow the dietary suggestions and watch to see what happens when you do. If beans are problematic for now, try eating meat or fish (if you eat meat and fish) instead of the beans for a while--say, a week or two--then try the beans again. Adzuki beans are very gentle to the system, for example, so you may want to try those first and ease into the variety. I suspect the sugar intake has a great deal to do with heartburn symptoms you are experiencing, so eating different foods may become more comfortable once you've cut out the sugars. As for a heart tonic, Snoopy recommended hawthorn or cretagus a while back. She may want to comment on whether or not that would be beneficial in your case. Good luck, and pay close attention--who knows, the lycopodium may be needed somewhere in the future. What happens as you try to nourish yourself will be telling. Divina [ 12 July 2001: Message edited by: Divina ]
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You have asked for a cardiotonic. An excellent herbal remedy which tones up the heart muscle if this is your problem is Crateagus (Hawthorn) berries. Try to find a fresh tincture and take 20 drops 3x a day in a little water after meals. I have my 89 yr old mother on it and I am sure this is the reason why her allopathic medication after having an angioplast was able to be reduced.
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Hi All.
Divina, I admire your intellegence and intuitiveness in prescribing the Mag Sulf 200c , with great results, in your post to Barb. I also assume you edited your message with my thoughts in mind. I truely am impressed. Personally I feel I would be better off with the people on this board and their combined opinions than with one homeopath in person. Unless, of course, they are as perceptive as I've noticed here. Maybe part of my thoughts are based on the laziness of packing up the kids and driving 1 1/2 hours to a good homeopath. Is that a Symptom? I love discussion and feel it shows intellegence. I used to read this board a year ago and found the verbal fighting to suppress any intellegent discussion. I avoided this board because it was more like a soap opera. I knew the personalities and how they reacted to eachother. It is different now. If two heads are better than one, then 3,4,5,20 heads are better than one. What will one homeopath in person see that a group of homeopaths will not beable to perceive via written message? This is truely a question and not ment for any dissention. Ricky, thank you for your cardiotonic. I really think this is the rounte to my problems since everyone in my family with my major symptoms have the mitral valve prolapse. That is my son, father, uncle, aunt, and grandfather. I will diet and take the cardiotonic (hawthorn) for a week and check back in. I would love to also take the Lyc 6c if anyone thinks it is wise. Thank you, Elly |
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Dear Elly,
Would you mind telling us what city/state/country you live in, in case you happen to be near someone one of us can enthusiastically recommend? I have looked in Murphy's repertory in the heart chapter: Heart, Valvular heart disease, regurgitation, mitral--and crataegus (hawthorn berries) is listed there as a "2" and in fact, it has the highest rating in the rubric. So Ricky's suggestion is the best and should really address that problem. It's always best to order an herbal tincture from a homeopathic pharmacy because they have high standards they have to adhere to in making their herbal tinctures. As to your question about whether you should you take the Lycopodium you ordered. I would take it if it were me, because I do see low blood sugar and craving for sweets as a big part of your case, and the thing with low potencies is, if it's a mistake, it's a small mistake, which can be corrected by stopping the remedy or replacing it with a better-chosen one. In the meantime, more crucial is the diet. I, too, had a love affair with junk food-- years ago...ice cream, donuts, frozen dinners--come to think of it, the standard American diet--and when I started learning about nutrition, I came to see why I would get dizzy when I got up suddenly from a chair, or why I had such horrible headaches. So, no remedy can be taken that will allow you to continue eating refined carbohydrates and dairy or wheat or whatever else you may be sensitive to. I know you're saying, Look, no matter what I eat, I get worse! This is why I emphasized RAW food. I've learned that getting back to the original foods our bodies were genetically programed to accept will normalize whatever is wrong with you, no matter what it is; though there may be an aggravation in the beginning, as the body rebels against not receiving the "food fix" it's become used to. But ultimately, original foods will cure--but only if the diet is mostly raw and vegetarian; because otherwise it's like the people who have tried to "cut down" on smoking will tell you--it doesn't work. It's like, as long as your body has one foot in the door of modern-day eating, it won't make the Switch-Over to "Healing Mode", if you will, and start detoxifying. What Divina says about fruit: yes, it's true, fruit tends to be sweet, and at first this may aggravate; but as we are all fruitarians (as a species of primates), this is the food that is given to us by nature, and ultimately is going to do us the most good. Again, if we continue with the cooked food, etc. diet, the fruit will, as Divina suggested, aggravate. It's true, this bulletin board now is a very safe place for patients to come; still, the homeopaths here often don't come to an agreement; so it's up to you consider what each of us has said and follow up on the suggestions that made sense to you, and do more investigating on your own, if you can't find a safe homeopath nearby. Sincerely, Snoopy |
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