As usual, you don't read with comprehension, thus hysterically twist the truth to support your agenda:

Dr. Shalts writes: "We also need to remember that certain conditions (genetically predetermined illnesses, for example) and late stages of chronic diseases are irreversible"

That's NOT *some* genetic illnesses, that's certain conditions within the category of ALL conditions imaginable, thus the subset is ALL genetically predetermined illnesses and late stages of chronic diseases are irreversible.

Susan, *can* you make your points in a stick-to-the-facts way?
("Hysterical" being not-fact in this case.) I understand your
frustration, but surely you can do better with it?
Below

On Mar 14, 2008, at 7:18 AM, <healthyinfo6 (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote:

> As usual, you don't read with comprehension, thus hysterically twist
> the truth to support your agenda:
>
> Dr. Shalts writes: "We also need to remember that certain
> conditions (genetically predetermined illnesses, for example) and late
> stages of chronic diseases are irreversible"

He cannot be meaning that all "genetically predetermined illnesses" are
incurable, because (a) it's an undefined term, and (b) certain ones
definitely *are* curable. He knows this.

Also with the second half , "late stages of chronic disease". That too
has general meaning (i.e. *some* late stages--how late? what disease?
what patient? what practitioner? "how long is a rope?"), not intended
to define anything.
>
> That's NOT *some* genetic illnesses,

So yes indeed, *some* genetic illnesses. And further, it would have to
be *some cases* of some genetic illnesses. Much depends on the
specifics, as above.

> that's certain conditions within the category of ALL conditions
> imaginable, thus the subset is ALL genetically predetermined illnesses
> and late stages of chronic diseases are irreversible.

You are mistaken in your reading.

You are also conveniently overlooking my very relevant post of the
cured case of Hirschsprungs. Any comment on that?
Shannon
>

I am not in the habit of falsifying images Susan, nor would I be capable
of doing it even if I had the intention. At the end of the day if you
choose to have a closed mind that is up to you. I take it that you do
want to see the images?

He lived for a further three years and was put to sleep due to joint
problems. Joint problems are a major issue with pigs of his size as
they have been bred to be frankenstien animals. He was a rescue animal
that came into my sanctuary and was ten years of age when he was put to
sleep, which is a good age for such a large pig.

The treatment wasn't classical because he was given multiple remedies,
to be taken on a daily basis, without any consideration as to the
reaction of his vital force. At the time I knew little about homeopathy
and just gave the remedies as directed by a veterinary homeopath.

Kerry


> -----Original Message-----
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> Behalf Of healthyinfo6 (AT) aol (DOT) com
> Sent: 14 March 2008 13:12
> To: homeopathy (AT) homeolist (DOT) com
> Subject: [H] Re: Vithoulkas trained homeopath says genetic
illnessincurable!
>
> Kerry,
>
> What was non-classical about the homeopathic treatment of your pig?
I'm sure it wouldn't be a
> constitutional remedy since the pig couldn't answer various questions.
I'll trust your photos are
> accurate.
>
> What happened to the pig?
>
> Susan


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