Re: beyondhom rubric help & thoughts needed

Yes. I love the cell salts and use them often.

She took calc phos while out of the country in the early fall & over the holidays.

The only problem w/the salts is that you must take them a few times a day & I find that many people either forget or fudge & do not make the most of it.

I have had people complain about this often - they don't want to carry them with them, etc.

Also, as the salts need to be taken over a long period of time for many chronic conditions, I am conflicted about mixing the salts with a remedy. 

The salts are gross substance (like a vitamin - not saying that the are vitamins! but the are not reduced to a purely energetic imprint as the remedies are.)

If the salts are lightly dynamic gross substance, what do you think about taking the salts along with remedies?

Calc p is a compliment of tub but some people consider this polypharmacy.

Any thoughts anyone?  

Thanks again Shannon.

--- In [email protected], Shannon Nelson <shannonnelson@...> wrote:
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> Also might look at Calc phos.  It's another tubercular rx; can be very  
> similar to tuberc.  The cell salt is listed as "aids growth, helps  
> with normal development."  And of course the mental picture of  
> dissatisfaction (sim to tuberculinum).
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Mar 14, 2012, at 10:36 PM, Jane MacRoss wrote:
> 
> > I have seen spectacular changes with intensive hatha yoga taught by  
> > a decent
> > teacher - I would highly recommend this and encourage the child, if  
> > her
> > height concerns her, with promises of increased height with diligent
> > practice ...... stretching has to be a regular part of the yoga  
> > practise
> > too. However it is usually the height of the grandparents that  
> > governs the
> > children's height - is this detail available? I would say she will  
> > grow
> > more quickly within the next 3 years looking at my own grandchildren  
> > one of
> > whom was tiny until she was 12 - now she is catching up with her  
> > parents @
> > 13 years old, her mother being 5'8" but her paternal grandmother 4'11"
> >
> > At 21 my son spent 10 days hospitalised with a wrist fracture (not  
> > sure why
> > so long perhaps there were other problems) and grew 6 inches - not  
> > possible
> > of course at that age.
> >
> > If she is drinking a heap of Fluoridated water this wont help the  
> > pituitary
> > & associated growth factors. Filter out the fluoride and drink more  
> > water.
> >
> > Jane
> >
> >
> >
>