I use a product called Thank You structured silver water. It kills bacteria, mold, viruses, etc. I emailed the company and asked how much would be needed in a 2 oz bottle of water to keep pathogens out. They replied just a few drops.
If the silver were used to preserve a remedy instead of alcohol, do you know if the silver would in any way, energetically or otherwise, interfere with the remedy working properly? Thanks! :)
No problem to add the silver! And that is a good idea for people who have trouble keeping their wet dose bottles fresh. :) (However, for device imprints, I would not expect the silver to extend the life of the imprint. Alcohol would still be needed for that.)
To make a vitalis SPATCH remedy, 45 drops of alcohol (I would use vodka) would be needed to preserve it. Would the vodka be okay to spray on skin needing healing? Thanks.
In regards to using silver to preserve, I ran onto this statement. Is there any truth to this that you can see? Thanks.
"Silver is a known bactericide. Because homeopathic preparations rely on energetic "imprints" or "water memory", introducing a chemically active substance like silver can disrupt the delicate structure of the remedy. In classical homeopathy, active metals or strong antimicrobial substances are viewed as "antagonists" that can disrupt or completely antidote the subtle energetic frequencies of the primary remedy."
I don’t think so. People imprint the Qest combos into all kinds of things, including herbal tinctures, and they act. People put the remedies in food and they act. And Vitalis says that any material substance added (including other remedies as pellets) has no effect on the imprints. Homeopathic remedies are just not that delicate. But you can always test it out!
Emily, look what I found! I have an account with I & E homeopathic pharmacy and was looking at a remedy. To my surprise, one of their options for a preservative is colloidal silver! From their website: For liquid remedies we use alcohol or colloidal silver (alcohol free) as a preservative. :)
I was was so excited to learn about mixing protocols using the wet method. I thought it would be so helpful especially for big families. But I am not having good results with the wet method😞 I think I have to go back to the pills..
If you want to provide more details, I'm happy to troubleshoot. :) Almost everyone in my world uses it with good results. There are occasional people who are outliers, but if it's your whole family, then there may an issue with technique, or something else like that.
Hi Emily, Thank you so much for your substack! Great information! I was wondering if using distilled water from a plastic jug would be a good option as a pure water source for wet dosing? Thank you!
Thanks for this. In the YouTube video I watched the homeopath basically succussed the bottle so I did the same. I tried it with a couple remedies I can feel working and my results were mixed. Since changing just that I've had much better results.
Hi Andy, I used to succuss everything myself, but the Banerjis don't. So I stopped doing so and continued to have good results. (Plus it makes it a lot easier with clients, as that
is one more 'wacky' thing to explain to people who are often new to this method.) Part of the reason the Banerjis didn't do this is that they wanted to know what the potency was for clinical use. Succussing changes the potency, but we don't know precisely how much. However, Hahnemann with the LM/Q potencies from the Organon 6th edition, DID succuss. I have tried everything and always come back to the method shared. However, as I always say, DO WHAT WORKS for you! :) So glad you are getting results with your homeopathy!!
Hi Emily,
I use a product called Thank You structured silver water. It kills bacteria, mold, viruses, etc. I emailed the company and asked how much would be needed in a 2 oz bottle of water to keep pathogens out. They replied just a few drops.
If the silver were used to preserve a remedy instead of alcohol, do you know if the silver would in any way, energetically or otherwise, interfere with the remedy working properly? Thanks! :)
No problem to add the silver! And that is a good idea for people who have trouble keeping their wet dose bottles fresh. :) (However, for device imprints, I would not expect the silver to extend the life of the imprint. Alcohol would still be needed for that.)
To make a vitalis SPATCH remedy, 45 drops of alcohol (I would use vodka) would be needed to preserve it. Would the vodka be okay to spray on skin needing healing? Thanks.
I would do it!
In regards to using silver to preserve, I ran onto this statement. Is there any truth to this that you can see? Thanks.
"Silver is a known bactericide. Because homeopathic preparations rely on energetic "imprints" or "water memory", introducing a chemically active substance like silver can disrupt the delicate structure of the remedy. In classical homeopathy, active metals or strong antimicrobial substances are viewed as "antagonists" that can disrupt or completely antidote the subtle energetic frequencies of the primary remedy."
I don’t think so. People imprint the Qest combos into all kinds of things, including herbal tinctures, and they act. People put the remedies in food and they act. And Vitalis says that any material substance added (including other remedies as pellets) has no effect on the imprints. Homeopathic remedies are just not that delicate. But you can always test it out!
Emily, look what I found! I have an account with I & E homeopathic pharmacy and was looking at a remedy. To my surprise, one of their options for a preservative is colloidal silver! From their website: For liquid remedies we use alcohol or colloidal silver (alcohol free) as a preservative. :)
I’ve heard of others using the silver too. :)
Thank you so much for all of this amazing information! So helpful.
I was was so excited to learn about mixing protocols using the wet method. I thought it would be so helpful especially for big families. But I am not having good results with the wet method😞 I think I have to go back to the pills..
If you want to provide more details, I'm happy to troubleshoot. :) Almost everyone in my world uses it with good results. There are occasional people who are outliers, but if it's your whole family, then there may an issue with technique, or something else like that.
Hi Emily, Thank you so much for your substack! Great information! I was wondering if using distilled water from a plastic jug would be a good option as a pure water source for wet dosing? Thank you!
I'm sure that would be fine. That's purer than what many use. :)
Excellent. Hopefully, if I have questions I can ask on the comment sections since I don't use X.
Yes, paid subscribers get to ask questions, and I do my best to answer! :)
Thanks for this. In the YouTube video I watched the homeopath basically succussed the bottle so I did the same. I tried it with a couple remedies I can feel working and my results were mixed. Since changing just that I've had much better results.
Hi Andy, I used to succuss everything myself, but the Banerjis don't. So I stopped doing so and continued to have good results. (Plus it makes it a lot easier with clients, as that
is one more 'wacky' thing to explain to people who are often new to this method.) Part of the reason the Banerjis didn't do this is that they wanted to know what the potency was for clinical use. Succussing changes the potency, but we don't know precisely how much. However, Hahnemann with the LM/Q potencies from the Organon 6th edition, DID succuss. I have tried everything and always come back to the method shared. However, as I always say, DO WHAT WORKS for you! :) So glad you are getting results with your homeopathy!!