Re: Re: Homeopathic question for eczema

[Guest guest]

Homeopathy is suppressing? I didn't know that.

And why does Vaseline or any other non-medicated ointment suppress eczema?

Could you please clarify for me?

How do I find a qualified homeopath? I tried finding one. He helped my

little boy with his urticaria but right now I feel that I have reached the

end of a road, because this doctor is obviously not able to help my

daughter.

Thank you,

a.

Re: Homeopathic question for eczema

>

> Children with eczema need to see a qualified homeopathic practitioner.

> This is not something to play around with. It is well known that

> suppression of the eczema, be it through ointments, drugs, herbs or

> homeopathic remedies, can cause the eczema to disappear and guess

> what-asthma to appear. Suppression drives the disease deeper into the

> system and causes more severe complaints afterwards.

>

> Jan

>

> --

> Jan F. Lips, DHOM, HMC

> Calgary Centre for Homeopathy

> Calgary, Alberta

> Canada

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the link and the info.

We haven't suppressed anything so far which is reassuring to know.

There are to Homeopaths within a driving distance so I am going to check

them out.

Right now she is being treated by someone from India in India. He prescribed

Sepia C200 for her, she is supposed to take it twice a day for months.

What do you or anybody else who has studied homeopathy think about that?

I don't feel comfortable giving this for soo long.

a.

> Hi a,

>

> Homeopathy can be suppressing if not administered in the right way. Too

> many different remedies in a too short time for instance, or giving

> combination remedies can lead to suppression of symptoms. Homeopathy is

> not suppressive in general, but unskillful application can make it

> suppressive. You can see suppression when a health problem is " cured "

> and a more severe health problem appears, like asthma after " cured "

> eczema, or heart problems after " cured " arthritis.

>

> Unmedicated ointments don't suppress, the medicated ointments are the

> culprits (especially corticoid/steroid creams). The problem with

> unmedicated ointments is that they don't cure either!

>

> You can find a homeopathic practitioner in your area by looking at the

> following referral list:

> http://homeopathy-cures.com/referral.htm

>

> If your town or area is not mentioned, look in the yellow pages, phone

> them up and ask the right questions (training a minimum of three to four

> years, " classical " prescribing, meaning one remedy at the time after an

> interview that takes an hour or more; no gadgets like pendulums, muscle

> testing etc. to find the " right " remedy...)

>

> If you are still not able to find a practitioner, get back to me.

>

> Jan

>

>

>

>

>

> --

> Jan F. Lips, DHOM, HMC

> Calgary Centre for Homeopathy

> Calgary, Alberta

> Canada

>

>

>

>

>

>