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Beth Cardin's avatar

I have a question, and it may be a larger topic so if you don't want to answer here or if the info is coming up in a future post, that's fine. I was looking into purchasing Tuberculinum from the Banerji protocol for IBS, and I noticed that at some pharmacies it was listed as a prescription only remedy. This was also true for some other remedies, like Carcinosin, Psorinum, Bacillinum, and Bowel Nosodes. Is there a reason that some remedies would be prescription only? Are these somehow more dangerous, or do they interact with other remedies, or something? I was just curious :) Thanks for your information and education!

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Thanks so much for all your information! It's very helpful. I have almost no experience with homeopathy and I think I have experienced both a proving and an aggravation already- I must be great at choosing remedies (not really)! I wasn't 100% on what had happened, but your descriptions seem to fit my situation. I proved Sulphur after a couple of doses by developing raw skin patches on my face that resolved a day or two after I stopped the Sulphur. And I started taking Lycopodium + Arsenicum for my IBS and after a week or so had a flare up of belly pain like I hadn't had in years, since I changed my diet. It flared up the one time without any explanation and then went away. So weird! I appreciate all the education you're providing!

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