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Old 10-16-2013, 08:23 AM #1
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I'll admit it's a huge leap to take with homeopathy. I had been focused on mechanical/chemical aspects of the body. Homeopathy works on an energetic level versus a molecular level. I became more open to its possibilities after reading quite a bit about how energy/electric signals/vibrations play a significant role the healthy functioning of our bodies. And correcting energetic blockages and restoring the proper frequencies to cells/organs is one of the many factors in healing.

So now I blend the various approaches to healing with the foundation still being nutrition, stress reduction, exercise and sleep. The herbs, supplements, homeopathy and body work to support it all.
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Please consult homeopathy links which explain the concentrations used: like 6X and 8X....etc.

I've done this many times here, and won't go into it again.

Basically at the concentrations in that product... diluted to millionths concentrations, there may be one or two MOLECULES if any in the product at all. Many homeopathic products have toxins and poisons in them this way... lead, arsenic, etc. So I consider most of them bunkum. But some labels today do read "homeopathic" and have higher amounts of things squeezed in there, so Buyer Beware!

This is a quick overview of some dilutions:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathic_dilutions

It is best to be very careful therefore and understand what the dilutions mean, if you choose to explore homeopathic remedies.
I think just to be on the safe side I will also throw away the homeopathic tablets I bought my partner. He gets really really bad calf cramps and when he does he may even drop to the floor. I got something for him on Iherb for calf cramps but don't want him to try them anymore. Thank you for the logical advice.

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