Re: beyondhom Thyroidinum

Jean -- I would think to first see how much the thios. does for her,  
and let it run as far as it can.  Personally I would begin with low  
potency for that -- maybe 6c or 12, and see how far it can take her.

Before switching to thyroidinum, I would check with the case might  
have changed / clarified as result of the thios, as I would think  
usually low thyroid would be part of a larger picture, better treated  
with a broader remedy based on presenting picture.

I've used sarcodes only a few times, but in only one of those was the  
effect very significant; possibly if I had used them more skillfully,  
I could have gotten deeper results with them?  Or possibly it's just  
that a more comprehensive remedy selection gives the results I have  
been accustomed to...

Have you compared her case with the broader picture of thios?  I find  
it an intriguing remedy!

Shannon


On May 11, 2012, at 12:30 AM, Mrinal drofart wrote:

>  If every thing is similar explicitly, then starting from 200 is  
> good or if hypersensitive than LM 0/1.
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> On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 10:35 AM, Jean Doherty <[email protected]>  
> wrote:
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> Dr Suriya,has included Thyroidinum in a list of possible treatments  
> for endometriosis. I have Thyrotropinum in a 4 and 9 c and  
> Iodoformum in a 12c. I am sure thyroid function is low though has  
> not been revealed in blood tests.
> Has anyone knowledge of the best potency. I have a case I am anxious  
> to treat.
> This client has just had surgery [one ovary removed plus supposedly  
> endometrial deposits and as adhesions were found during this I will  
> use Thiosamine probably monthly after menses . I worry if started  
> now some after surgery something might dissolve which should not.
> Thank you to anyone with experience, Jean
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> Thanks & Regards
>
> Dr. Mrinal
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