April 19th, 2011
Mrs. Janki Devi was under allopathic treatment for chronic eczema of her legs for the last 50 years, until an honest skin specialist confessed to her that allopathy did not have any permanent cure for this disease. So she directed her steps to consult us if Homoeopathy could cure her.
From her case history, we found that she had previously been treated by different systems and changed the doctor or the system only when she was told that she would have to live with it for the rest of her life.
Her father had suffered from this disease for the whole of life, but she was convinced that she could be cured, and therefore when the specialists raised their hands in despair, she took it as an admission of individual’s defeat which did not deter her from continuing the treatment under some other systems.
We prescribed 3 medicines to cover this case:
(1) ‘OAK’ being her constitutional medicine, for her perseverance to continue the treatment even in most adverse circumstances.
(2) ‘CRAB APPLE’ for her desire to get rid of eczema.
(3) ‘WALNUT’ to cover the heredity part of the ailment (her father suffered from the same disease). The three medicines were continued T.D.S for 3 months after which there was no trace of eczema left.
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September 22nd, 2010
In the last few years exciting new research has been reported to both the medical and the lay press. Before this time all the research tended to centre on either the drug treatment of dementia or on the social aspects of sufferers. However, it is now generally acknowledged that for the foreseeable future there is not going to be a major breakthrough in the treatment of dementia with drugs, as there was with the use of L-dopa in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease. Many drug trials are still being performed, but increasingly the studies either show no change at all or a minor modification of one aspect of the condition, e.g. more placid behaviour or slightly better ability to dress, etc. These minor improvements are very important to the people concerned but will not revolutionize the understanding or ability to treat the condition. The latest drug to arouse considerable interest is Tacrine. Some of the research work does show improvements in certain patients, but at best only moderate improvement in specific areas of testing, e.g. mini-mental state test and some activities of daily living. The researchers felt that in those patients treated there was a small but significant reduction in the rate of decline in cognition. However this was not large enough to influence the global assessment of the patients. True drug therapy is still a long way off.
The social research is moving away from examining the patient and towards understanding the position of the carers and putting their viewpoint across. This is vitally important; for too long this group of people has been taken for granted and their needs ignored. More work is also being done teaching the professionals who come into contact with the elderly and especially the elderly mentally confused. Dramatic changes in policy, finance, resources, etc., will only take place if those in the position to influence such things are aware of the problem. Much research work has shown that, from medical students to politicians, there is a lack of knowledge and interest in the problems of the elderly. This will only change with education and the elderly themselves becoming more of a pressure group to press for reform.
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September 22nd, 2010
One Australian dies every eight hours as a result of malignant melanoma. Contrary to popular belief most of these malignant tumours do not arise out of a pre-existing mole or a freckle. 70 per cent develop from normal skin.
There is no doubt that the malignant growth of a melanotic tumour is triggered by the action of sunlight. The further north the white population moves in Australia, the higher their risk of melanoma. Queenslanders’ have the highest incidence of malignant melanoma in the world.
Left too long melanoma spread rapidly. They embolise quickly and seed all the vital organs of the body. Treated promptly melanoma are curable in 100 per cent of cases.
Home Remedies
White Australians do best to stay that way. If tans are needed for cosmetic reasons adequate supplies come from a bottle. It is just as easy to dye the skin brown, as it is to dye the hair.
Ultraviolet protection by way of clothing has yet to hit the heights of fashion. There is no reason why creative clothes designers cannot take ultra violet light into account when they produce their garments. If Australian fashion develops a truly indigenous quality it will be because the factor of sun protection has been designed into its creations.
Long trousers, long sleeved shirts and hats are the order of the day from Melbourne on Port Phillip Bay to Bamaga at the tip of Cape York. People with a history of sunburn or frequent tanning can never relax surveillance of their skin. Any skin change that produces bleeding, ulceration, the formation of a lump, increased pigmentation or the changes in the outline of a mole or a freckle require immediate assessment by a medical practitioner.
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June 2nd, 2010
OK, I’ll admit that I’ve painted a rosy picture thus far. There definitely are times when the hotel restaurants have absolutely nothing to offer along the lines of dishes that are delicious as well as nutritious, with interesting sauces and side dishes. You have two choices.
One, ask the concierge where some ethnic restaurants are located fairly close to the hotel. Opt for Italian or Oriental food that night. You can always find some healthy pasta or stir-fry dishes in such spots, anywhere in the world.
Two, you can bite the bullet that night. By that I mean that once in a while it’s necessary to order spartan food in the face of artery-clogging temptations. Yes, it’s tough to forgo the sauces and have a piece of fish simply broiled, and to give up on dessert and wait till you get to your room to have a piece of fruit. Yes, it’s not easy to eat that baked potato plain, or that piece of bread without a spread if they have no margarine. But it can be done once in a while. You’ll be proud of yourself in the morning.
*155\85\2*
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June 2nd, 2010
One of the first things I do when I check into a hotel is take a look at the menus in the restaurants for lunches and dinners. Happily, the major chains offer a number of low-fat choices to accommodate their health-conscious clientele. If I spot something I’d really like, but it’s made with butter and cream sauce, I ask whether it could be made without those offending ingredients. That way when I go into the restaurant later during my stay I won’t be surprised or disappointed.
I’ve learned that when ordering food I have to be very specific. Once I asked if an entree was prepared with butter or olive oil. I was assured that it was sauteed in olive oil. But when the dish came, it was swimming in butter. Rather irate, I called over the waiter who haughtily informed me that it was “sauteed in olive oil, but finished with butter!” Now I just say that I want no butter or cream in any of my food.
Breakfasts are getting easier all the time. Most hotel restaurants offer egg substitutes which I can enjoy scrambled or in omelettes. Moreover, you can order egg-white omelettes just about anywhere; they’re quite good, and no one is surprised by the order. Ask for your toast or muffin to be presented without butter. Margarine is usually available.
But most of the time I bring some breakfast food to my room to enjoy while watching the morning news. I pack some oat bran cereal, bananas and a few snack items. That way all I need is some skim milk and juice, which I can get for “take-out” at the coffee shop along with a cup of decaf. This saves time and money, since the lines are long in the morning as all those businessmen want to be fed at the same time, and the prices are ridiculously high.
Those snack items I pack come in really handy, especially in the evening when I return to my room after a long day’s work. It’s at those times when one can be easily tempted to indulge in a chocolate bar or chips or biscuits from the mini-bars often placed in the room. Instead, I have my fruit and non-fat biscuits to munch on. Planning ahead really pays off.
*154\85\2*
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One of the first things I do when I check into a hotel is take a look at the menus in the restaurants for lunches and dinners. Happily, the major chains offer a number of low-fat choices to accommodate their health-conscious clientele. If I spot something I’d really like, but it’s made with butter and cream sauce, I ask whether it could be made without those offending ingredients. That way when I go into the restaurant later during my stay I won’t be surprised or disappointed.I’ve learned that when ordering food I have to be very specific. Once I asked if an entree was prepared with butter or olive oil. I was assured that it was sauteed in olive oil. But when the dish came, it was swimming in butter. Rather irate, I called over the waiter who haughtily informed me that it was “sauteed in olive oil, but finished with butter!” Now I just say that I want no butter or cream in any of my food.Breakfasts are getting easier all the time. Most hotel restaurants offer egg substitutes which I can enjoy scrambled or in omelettes. Moreover, you can order egg-white omelettes just about anywhere; they’re quite good, and no one is surprised by the order. Ask for your toast or muffin to be presented without butter. Margarine is usually available.But most of the time I bring some breakfast food to my room to enjoy while watching the morning news. I pack some oat bran cereal, bananas and a few snack items. That way all I need is some skim milk and juice, which I can get for “take-out” at the coffee shop along with a cup of decaf. This saves time and money, since the lines are long in the morning as all those businessmen want to be fed at the same time, and the prices are ridiculously high.Those snack items I pack come in really handy, especially in the evening when I return to my room after a long day’s work. It’s at those times when one can be easily tempted to indulge in a chocolate bar or chips or biscuits from the mini-bars often placed in the room. Instead, I have my fruit and non-fat biscuits to munch on. Planning ahead really pays off.*154\85\2*Cardio & Blood/ Cholesterol
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May 21st, 2009
HOARSENESS
Hoarseness in children is usually the result of inflammation of the voice box (laryngitis) or throat. This is usually due to infection with a virus. The child may also have a fever and a cough.
There is no specific treatment, but encouraging your child to speak as little as possible and to drink plenty of fluids, can ease the symptoms. Paracetamol, used according to directions, may soothe a sore throat. The voice usually returns after a few days.
MOUTH ULCERS
Cause
Mouth ulcers are tiny little breaks in the lining of the mouth or on the tongue, which are thought to be caused by a virus. They occur more frequently when your child has been ill, or fatigued, as well as during periods of stress.
Clinical features
Round, white sores are visible on the lining of the mouth or cheeks, or on the surface of the tongue and these can be quite painful, especially if salty or spicy foods are eaten. Your child may refuse food for a short while.
Treatment
Mouth ulcers usually clear up within a week without any specific treatment. If your child is distressed by the stinging pain, try applying a mouth gel to the area. These are available over the counter from the chemist.
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May 19th, 2009
Feet
Sometimes a newborn baby’s feet are turned inwards temporarily as a result of their cramped position in the womb. This will correct itself by the first year. If the feet can be readily moved to a normal position then your baby is unlikely to have a club foot.
Reflexes
Certain reflexes are present in the newborn. These are instinctive movements, which gradually disappear over the first few months as the nervous system matures. Startle reflex (Moro reflex) When the baby is startled by sudden noise or movement, he flings both of his arms out to the side and spreads his fingers. Stepping reflex When the newborn baby is held up and his foot is put in contact with a horizontal surface, such as the edge of a table, he lifts his feet as if trying to walk.
Grasp reflex
A newborn baby will grasp your finger with his hand and not let go. The baby’s grip is surprisingly strong. This reflex persists until the age of about 8 weeks, after which active grasping becomes more developed as hand-eye co-ordination improves.
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May 18th, 2009
Having a health problem and not feeling good. Just as times of being and feeling healthy are transitional phases of life process, so it is with times of sickness. All life systems go through periods of change, adaptation, “breakage,” wearing out, and responding to internal and external challenges to our immune system. At such times, we may feel terrible, because this is nature’s way of telling us that some response or alteration within our system is taking place. Sex is affected at these times, too, and can even help us through such crises by helping mobilize our internal natural healing processes.
Feeling good and having a health problem. We can thrive even when we are sick, particularly if we remember that sickness is part of health, part of the natural rhythm of life. Our health-conscious society has mistaken wellness for absence of medical problems, resulting in a defensive approach to daily living, a “preventive” life-style of running from the fear of illness. We must learn not only to live “well” even when we are sick, but to rally in the face of challenges to our system. Sex can be one of the most constructive ways of dealing with illness, yet few doctors provide prescriptions for love. In fact, most hospitals seem to go out of their way to prevent intimacy, the healing touching we all need when we are sick-
If we consider sex the sole prerogative of the “totally well,” of us are going to miss out on the most fulfilling of life’s opportunities. Sickness is affected by sex as much as it affects sex, and I hope this chapter will help in clarifying this vital life relationship As a starting point, I provide a Sexual Health Status Examination the equivalent of the annual physical exam. The problem with the physical exam is contained in the name of this procedure. It is “physical” and tends to ignore the mind/spirit/body/feeling interrelationship. It is an “exam” instead of a learning experience, a test without a lesson. Even though the word “doctor” itself derives from a root word meaning to teach, too few physicians actually teach anything at the physical examination. If a problem is found sex is seen as, according to one physician, “the last thing patients should be thinking about when they are sick.” Actually, we may be sick partly because sex is one of the last things we are thinking about.
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May 18th, 2009
We develop diseases because we are poisoned. Everything else, no matter how complicated, involving other living creatures (bacteria, parasites etc.) or not, is just a consequence.
Deadly poisons are everywhere around us, most of them as a result of human (“industrial”) activity, and we have to learn how to avoid them, at least in our food.
A poisoned body cannot control the population of various bacteria and parasites. Activity of parasites in our poisoned body can completely ruin our health.
We are not only poisoned: we have a clogged digestive system as well as a constipated mind. There is no room for coherent new ideas.
When we eliminate toxins from our body and obstacles from our mind, the body HEALS ITSELF, quickly and effortlessly.
The key to perfect health is therefore elimination of poisons from the body, purification of the mind and changing our diet to minimise the intake of poisons.
Purification of our mind (thoughts) can be as important as physical detoxification, since it is our mind at all levels which ultimately controls every function of our body.
Natural detoxification techniques include enema, fasting, exercise, sauna, oxygen therapies etc., combined with the drinking of a minimum of 2-3 litres of spring water a day.
Removal of dental amalgams is strongly recommended.
The two most important elements of our diet are: pure water and pure air.
It is not possible to attain and maintain the state of perfect health without paying great attention to diet and minimising the intake of poisons into our body.
Studying various diseases and cures for each of them is a waste of time. Such approach concentrates on symptoms, disregarding the cause.
Rather then applying a separate remedy to each disease, it is possible to cure ALL diseases. Normalising weight, curing cancer, getting rid of allergies, infections, acne, arthritis, tobacco, alcohol and other addictions, stopping and even partially reversing the ageing process etc., all is possible in the ONE simple process, described in this book. It is easy and nearly effortless. Anyone can do it.
There are no miracles. Performing so called “miracles” is just using the knowledge. You do not need to believe. You need to know.
Hoping is not enough. We have plenty to learn. (The best way to learn is to learn to listen to your own higher mind first).
Curing other people does not really help them. Much better is to inform them so they could heal themselves.
Warning : the side effect of the restoration of the perfect health is gaining the access to the unlimited potential of your mind.
You have a choice.
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May 15th, 2009
In most cases, no apparent cause can be found for this inflammation, however, there are many diseases which are associated with it, or regarded as being the cause.
Tuberculosis and syphillis were once common causes of iritis. Other venereal diseases such as gonorrhoea, or NSU, non-specific urethritis, can be the cause.
Any acute infectious disease, bacterial or viral, may be the cause of an iritis. And this inflammation is also commonly associated with several of the rheumatic disorders, such as ankylosing spondylitis which involves the spine, or rheumatoid arthritis.
Some of the autoimmune diseases, of connective tissue, which are closely related to the rheumatic disorders, may also be the cause.
The back of the iris lies against the capsule of the lens, which focuses the light waves on the retina, the layer of light sensitive nerves lying on the back wall of the eye.
With the inflammation there is an outpouring of a sticky fluid, which can cause the iris to stick to the front of the lens.
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