Quoted from a book. If symptomatically prescribed Lyco, gives no results, give luesinum. Dr. Fergieroods

How is it possible a well selected remedy lyco when fails then luesinum will give you excellent result on the same symptoms.

[ 08. June 2003, 19:53: Message edited by: Secret Agent ]

Not a rule, but an apparent rationale--

Heal Thyself 1935
LYCOPODIUM FOR CHILDREN
By. DR. LEON RENARD

"Dr. Fergie Woods has written a very interesting article on Lycopodium in the British Homoeopathic Journal of January, 1932, under the heading "My favourite remedy". . .

Fergie Woods has informed us that if Lycopodium, when it is symptomatically prescribed, gives no result, give Luesinum which is its best complementary."

[ 09. June 2003, 02:41: Message edited by: David A. Johnson ]

That's stupid!

Neither Hahnemann nor any Hahnemannian ever said nonsense like that. Fergie Woods was an idiot, and Britian has never produced a Hahnemannian, so what's the big surprise? Moreover, how many hundreds of thousands of ridiculous remarks like that could we quote from LPHs and HPHs, and why would we want to except to expose them here? They do that often enough themselves, but it’s also understandable with such a difficult subject as homeopathy.

The thing I’m finding interesting about this site is that a great many people are salvagable to Hahnemannian homeopathy and I'm not a lone voice here. Testing my patience and tolerance is the issue bugging me the most here, but that's my problem to settle when it arises.

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I agree with my great friend David. That's not stupid remarks on lyco. That was the true observation of a renowned doctor. Homeopathy has variation of rules and observation.

Shame on you Carol. Albert is wierd? A free thinking individual, yes.
Wierd? Not.
What gives?

What I think is wierd are people who follow without thinking-for-themselves - allowing themselves to be led by a nose-ring - never questioning anything they are 'taught' ASSuming all 'incoming' is free of error. (why? because it's too blahdy difficult to find-out-for-themselves). THAT is stupid. Or wierd - to use the same word you used. Differences. Dontcha just love 'em.

Now, trolls are weird. Sad, lonely, pathetic, and trouble-stirring-individuals - who should be ignored. Fade, leave, go away. Find something worthwhile in life.

You mark my words...this guy is trouble.

[ 29. June 2003, 19:51: Message edited by: carolorr ]

[ 29. June 2003, 19:50: Message edited by: carolorr ]

I was passing through this way, I thought I should see which titles are running. I found that the atmosphere of the bb has been changed. enuresis has been cured by iodium.

I appreciate to albert for his valueable comments. He is bold and innocent. His picture in the profile is looking beautiful.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/hahnemannian444

Homeopathy has no rule, this has been said by many members many times and now confirmed. Now this is not new information for us.

[ 10. June 2003, 10:51: Message edited by: Homoeo Dr. Mujahid ]

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albert is a weirdly abusive man.

[ 29. June 2003, 19:50: Message edited by: carolorr ]

~~Examine what is said, not him who speaks.~~
[Arab proverb]

"Some people weave burlap into the fabric of our lives, and some weave gold thread. Both contribute to make the whole picture beautiful and unique." [Anonymous]

Wierd is weird; you obviously didn't get it.

Look at it any way you wish. Tafuddle.