Re: Homeopathy (Food Allergies Detox?)

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Lynne -

What are referring to when you say 'true Classical Homeopathy'?

Lynne Muelle <lynne@...> wrote:

Dear Lana,

Have you ever investigated true Classical Homeopathy? This whole

discussion seems to hinge around issues that can be very successfully

treated by a GOOD homeopath. I am not one, but I know one, and you

could e.mail her privately. She is highly recommended, and you do not

have to see her in person.

My two cents' worth.... could be worth a fortune!

Lynne

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On Oct 10, 2005, at 5:20 PM, Lana Gibbons wrote:

> According to allergy tests, I'm allergic to dogs. However, I've never

> had an issue with a dog fed the raw diet.

>

> Allergy tests are only as accurate and reliable as the sources of the

> allergens. Its just like by-products. What exactly are you testing

> yourself for?

>

> Sincerely,

> Lana M. Gibbons

>

> On 10/10/05, miffytiramisu <miffytiramisu@...> wrote:

> > -

> >

> > I don't want to discourage you or say that your judgment is

> wrong, but

> > don't discount a food allergy test that lightly. I thought I had a

> > dairy allergy for the longest time, but I just received my results

> > yesterday and lo and behold, I'm actually allergic to eggs,

> almonds,

> > and kidney beans. I'm not saying that you should get an allergy

> test

> > because they ARE expensive and sometimes it's true that they are

> > unnecessary. I'm a big believer in listening to one's own body, but

> > sometimes it can get confusing as to what part to listen to.

> Anyway,

> > best of luck whichever path you choose and welcome (again) to

> the group

> >

> > -Nina

> >

> > --- In ,

> > <monique7nuns@y...>

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

I never found a good human homeopath, but my old vet (who I had to

leave because of her demeanor towards me - it was inconvenient for her

to be my only vet, she expected me to get the " normal " checkup stuff

done elsewhere) was a fantastic homeopath - she trained in Italy. My

dog has always been treated homeopathically, and was even " vaccinated "

with nosodes.

So, I only somewhat believe in homeopathy. Recently I found

Schussler's cell salts. They are far easier to use and come up with

very predictable results even for someone who doesn't really know what

they are doing.

Its the same concept of dilutions but with completely different

materials. Homeopathy focuses on plants and animal matter while

Schussler focuses on the mineral salts found in the human body

post-cremation.

Most of my issues relate back to imbalances of these mineral salts

(IBD, PMD), so they really are a good choice for me.

Sincerely,

Lana M. Gibbons