Just as clarification... I'm gathering from your husband's ankle injury that if you are already taking a protocol with a remedy in it at a particular potency, it's ok to also take a different protocol with that same remedy in a different potency?
Yes, you can. In my husband's case I did stop the lower potencies of say Rhus Tox 200 while he was taking the 1M, but kept his other remedy schedule going, which included the Symphytum 200 (what was not being taken in any other potency). I used to think it was okay only to take one potency of a remedy at a time, but so often my clients would be taking, say Belladonna 30 in their daily schedule, and then they'd add SinusCalm from Boiron for an acute situation that has Belladonna 3C in it. And all was fine. It's so much easier in the short term not to stress too much about it. I don't program multiple potencies into a plan typically, but there are those who do. Homeopathy is much more flexible than most of us think. Also interesting is how differently different potencies can act. But that will have to be an article for another day!
Great Substack, Emily! Such good information on pain! Well thought out~easy to follow💞🌸
Just as clarification... I'm gathering from your husband's ankle injury that if you are already taking a protocol with a remedy in it at a particular potency, it's ok to also take a different protocol with that same remedy in a different potency?
Yes, you can. In my husband's case I did stop the lower potencies of say Rhus Tox 200 while he was taking the 1M, but kept his other remedy schedule going, which included the Symphytum 200 (what was not being taken in any other potency). I used to think it was okay only to take one potency of a remedy at a time, but so often my clients would be taking, say Belladonna 30 in their daily schedule, and then they'd add SinusCalm from Boiron for an acute situation that has Belladonna 3C in it. And all was fine. It's so much easier in the short term not to stress too much about it. I don't program multiple potencies into a plan typically, but there are those who do. Homeopathy is much more flexible than most of us think. Also interesting is how differently different potencies can act. But that will have to be an article for another day!
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