alcohol reaction - Q

[Guest guest]

Is there a need to force unda #'s? I would suggest to use other therapies and/or tx's (whatever you like to use) that would address the same aspects as your choice of Unda #'s. The important thing is the journey, not how you get there.

Glen Jarosz, N.D.

[Guest guest]

Hi

I have a client who is undergoing chemotherapy. I have her on UNDA

numbers and she is complaining about the alcohol in the drops. She

says they upset her stomach. She says she always reacts this way to

alcohol and I can't convince her otherwise.

How can I get them into her? She is very used to taking homeopathics

and suggested she can put them on sugar lactate tablets. I didn't

know if this would change the potency. Another option was putting

them in a teaspoon of hot water and evaporating the alcohol. What do

you more experienced practitioners think of these options?

Thank you

Deanna Berman, ND,CM

[Guest guest]

evaporating the alcohol will change the remedies; 5 drops on lactose pellets sounds like a lot pellets and messy; you can have her put the drops in a little water to dilute them; use separate glasses for the different remedies;

le Duebendorfer, ND

Sandpoint, ID

alcohol reaction - Q

Hi I have a client who is undergoing chemotherapy. I have her on UNDAnumbers and she is complaining about the alcohol in the drops. Shesays they upset her stomach. She says she always reacts this way toalcohol and I can't convince her otherwise. How can I get them into her? She is very used to taking homeopathicsand suggested she can put them on sugar lactate tablets. I didn'tknow if this would change the potency. Another option was puttingthem in a teaspoon of hot water and evaporating the alcohol. What doyou more experienced practitioners think of these options? Thank you Deanna Berman, ND,CM