Could I please be given some suggestions for
athlete's foot!

I have a homeopathic cream which is made up from a base cream with Sul.Ac and Benz. Ac. tincture in it. If you use it for a week you can see results, for 3 weeks and it is gone! Continue on a once a week basis and it stays away. Find a homeopathic pharmacy to make some up for you.
Regards, Rochelle

Homeopatic cream?????! THATS NOT HOMEOPATHY!
Athletes foot, is usually calcium carb, but may be silicea or sulphur, even sepia and phosporus.
A caseanalysis is needed here, to supress or mask a symptome is not homeopathy, and will never be homeopathy.
In homeopathy we considder sutch a treatment to be dangeourus!

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Homeopat MNNH Geir E.T. Marcussen
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Homeopathy has many facets and specific remedies are a very important part (remember arnica).I would suggest rubbing urine between your toes several times daily (ALSO NOT HOMEOPATHY) and adding Thuja as a main specific to the list from the previous reply.

GM - Do you really never recommend Calendula cream or Hypercal cream or Arnica cream to use topically for your patients rather than using antiseptics (in the case of the former two)?
Please don't bother quoting the Organon on topical applications and suppression as I've read it! Used in a short term first aid situation I have never known them suppress.
Speaking of Thuja, if I prescribe it for verrucas I always give Thuja tincture to use at the same time (With strict instructions about the toxic aspect of the mother tincture, of course)

Regards, Rochelle

[This message has been edited by Rochelle (edited 09 May 1999).]

NO, i never use or call any cream Homepatic,they dont exist, if i choose to use sutch as arnika, it is as mothertincture, (phytoterapie)and thats on local bruisings, and clear mechanical injuries located to one specific area.
Athletes foot is another story, that symptome comes from more serious disorders, and is as i said, A SYMPTOME!
You have read the organon, yes!
But did you ever understand it?,thats the issue, you may read a thousand times, and still dont understand.
Forgot to mention ac fl as another remedie that is common.

Is'nt it great to read the running dialogue between GM and Rochelle. It really brightens up a dull Saturday evening. Thanks to both of you!!!LOL
PS at the risk of offending GM (sorry GM) Tea Tree Cream is really good for this condition, which is normally a fairly minor, self limiting condition! See a good homoeopath if it becomes chronic, ie lasts for months/years on end.

[This message has been edited by Tim McIlveen (edited 09 May 1999).]

All readings and comprehension must be interpretation.Who knows what was going on in Sam's brilliant mind. His last Edition shows that he was beginning to have second thoughts about a lot of things. Kent has interpreted his way, so has Vithoulkas and Scholtan. All are brilliant and we can learn from all of them.

OK GM, I am quite willing to concede that maybe the pot of cream which has the label "Homeopathic Cream", made up from an eminent Homeopathic pharmacy in the UK is in fact Phytotherapy. It is made up from the Mother Tincture before being potenised and successed.

[This message has been edited by Rochelle (edited 09 May 1999).]

Thats better, call a spade a spade.
thank you.
It is enough people confusing whats homeopathy, homeopaths should certainly not contribute to that misunderstanding.