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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

Crane Kit

Homeopathy & Bio Terrorism (no new thing under the sun)

What is our best defense against a bio terrorist attack? The key is having a homeopathic kit with the proper remedies, specifically targeting things such as deadly flu viruses, anthrax, small pox, botulism, and even nuclear attack. Once an assault or epidemic is in affect, you loose the advantage of time, if you are not prepared with the needed remedies. Part of training homeopathic practitioners includes being prepared to treat the masses in case of an epidemic, be it of natural origin or an act of war which would include both disease outbreak as well as bio terrorism. The low cost of remedies would allow the public affordable protection, that is, if they were open to using it. Many homeopaths still agree that antibiotics, when available, and even though may have limited value, should be used when indicated, however, one of the beautiful things about using homeopathic remedies is that there are no contra indications- they can be taken along with prescription, allopathic, medicine, and also carry no side effects. This is a relief to those who are transitioning into natural medicine, but not yet quite ready to separate from Western medicine entirely.

They say there is no new thing under the sun. Historically speaking, the use of germs and chemicals in war, is not a new concept. During the 1600’s, the British used the dirty trick of giving out smallpox infested blankets to the Native Americans, under the guise of friendship. The subsequent spread of disease crippled their camps. And just as gruesome was the European practice of flinging decaying carcasses (both human and animal) into the courtyards of castles, spreading germs and filth, in an attempt to disable their foes. Disgusting but ingenious.

In our modern times, we have the ability to arm ourselves with an invaluable item- the homeopathy kit. Working through the law of “similars”, homeopathic remedies are made from natural substances through a process of dilutions, leaving less than a molecule of the original substance, and thus removing any allergenic or poisonous properties, and using the concept of stimulation of the immune system, rather than suppression of disease. Some explain homeopathy as giving the body the information it needs to heal itself, and consider remedies to be energy.

Self prescribing and low cost are two very attractive features of homeopathic health care, (although never under estimate the value of a seasoned practitioner in your corner). I consider several kits to be a necessary part of one’s “arsenal”, and an investment that will pay for itself hundreds of times over.

Fear, Panic, and Shock

When considering homeopathic remedies for some normal emotional responses, such as fear, panic, and shock, a few common remedies come to mind. These remedies tell the panic instincts of our body, that there is no danger, and allows us to concentrate and settle. Remember that when looking at a case in a homeopathy manor, like in most modalities, a visual assessment including observation of the patient is first on the agenda. Next, we listen to the voice; is it excited, agitated, or is the patient withdrawn and silent. Does the patient sense danger or is he confident that not much is wrong. Mindset as well as symptoms, play a large role in making the proper selection of a remedy. Going back to any emotions that may have been present during the “episode” that cause the symptoms, should also be explored and considered, and can often mean the difference between using one remedy over another.

Shock, which is easily treatable, can be classically cured with either aconite or arnica, one of which would be selected depending on mindset. Aconite is used when the person in shock asks for help, has visible high anxiety, and feels he is going to die. Aconite is often used to ease fears such as the fears of crowds, or the fear of death. It is one of the first remedies thought of, to be used for the sudden onset of anything. Arnica, on the other had, suits a person in shock who may refuse assistance, although help is clearly needed. Arnica is also widely used for muscular trauma, and any injury related to the head area, including dental pain. In the case of the shock after receiving bad news, try gelsemium. It’s also good for anxiety due to stage fright or concerns about passing an exam, and relieves trembling. Gelsemium is also often the last remedy to be given after being sick, to raise energy levels.

Homeopathy has been highly successful in treating an array of emotional conditions. There are documented cases of patients who after years of psychotherapy, learned of homeopathy, and received a remedy that did what the “shrink” could not. One of my famous stories of personal success with using homeopathy to treat an emotional disorder, occurred about five years ago, with the patient being a baby cardinal bird. Driving on a busy street, my husband and I noticed a small bird in the middle of the road on the yellow line, motionless. A quick u turn, and we were back to the bird, scoping her up in my sweatshirt, and heading for home, where I had a small open wire animal cage I could put her into while evaluating the situation. Crane, as we named her, was motionless in my lap in the car, petrified with shock. At home, I placed the stiff bird in the small animal cage, and prepared aconite water. Crane hopped over to the dish, and I watched her take a large drop of water and role it down her beak. Suddenly, she flapped her wings and broke into the longest and most complex aria I have ever heard from a bird. No placebo here, just a classic example of homeopathy well used, and well received.

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