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SARCODES I, cont. OPTIC CHIASMA (RELATED STRUCTURES-BRAIN STEM) OPTIC DISC (LAYERS OF THE EYE: RETINA-EYE) OPTIC NERVE (EYE) OPTIC 2 (CRANIAL NERVES) ORGAN OF CORTI (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) OTIC (GANGLIA-PARASYMP) OTOLOTHS (EQUILIBRIUM: MACULA-EAR) OVAL WINDOW (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) OVARIES PAIN (SENSORY) PANCREAS PARATHYROID PARIETAL LOBE PELVIC/PERINEAL VISCERA (POSTGANGLIONIC NEURONS-AUTOSYMP) PERINEURIUM (MOTOR NERVES) PERSONALITY (BRAIN) PINEAL PITUIPOSTERIOR PITUITANTERIOR PITUITARY POLYMORPH PONS (HINDBRAIN-BRAIN STEM) PONS (MOTOR NERVES) PONTINE CISTERN (SUBARACHNOID SPACES-CERE FLUID) PORE CANAL (TASTE BUDS-TASTE) POST GANGLIONIC AXONS (AUTOSYMP) POST GANGLIONIC CELL BODIES (AUTOSYMP) POSTERIOR FUNICULUS (SPINAL CORD-WHITE MATTER) POSTERIOR HORNS (SPINAL CORD-GRAY MATTER) POSTERIOR MEDIAN SULCUS (SPINAL CORD) POSTERIOR RAMUS (MOTOR NERVES) PRECENTRAL GYRUS (MOTOR NERVES) PREGANGLIONIC AXONS (AUTOSYMP) PREGANGLIONIC CELL BODIES (AUTOSYMP) PREVERTEBRAL GANGLIA (AUTOSYMP) PREVERTEBRAL GANGLIA (POSTGANGLIONIC NEURONS-AUTOSYMP) PRINCIPAL SPEECH AREA (FRONTAL LOBE-CEREBRUM) PROSTAGLANDIN PTERYGOPALATINE (GANGLIA–PARASYMP) PUPIL (EYE) PYRAMIDS (MYELENCEPHALON-BRAIN STEM) RECEPTOR CELLS (TASTE BUDS-TASTE) RECKLESS (EMOTION) RETICULAR FORMATION 98
SARCODES I, cont. RETINAL ARTERIES (LAYERS OF THE EYE: RETINA-EYE) RHINENCEPHALIN SACCULE/UTRICLE (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) SEMICIRCULAR CANALS (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) SEMICIRCULAR DUCTS (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) SENSORY AREA (PARIETAL LOBE-CEREBRUM) SKELETAL MUSCLES (MOTOR NERVES) SKIN (MOTOR NERVES) SMALL INTESTINE SPINAL CORD (RELATED STRUCTURES-BRAIN STEM) SPINAL NERVES (MOTOR NERVES) SPINAL NERVES (POSTGANGLIONIC NEURONS-AUTOSYMP) SPLANCHNIC NERVE (AUTOSYMP) SPLANCHNIC NERVE (PREGANGLIONIC NEURONS-AUTOSYMP) SPLEEN STALK OF HYPOPHYSIS (RELATED STRUCTURES-BRAIN STEM) STAPES (MIDDLE EAR-EAR) STOMACH STOMACH ACID SUBARACHNOID SPACE (ARACHNOID-MENINGES) SUBMANDIBULAR (GANGLIA-PARASYMP) SUPERFICIAL FASCIA (MOTOR NERVES) SUPERIOR CEREBELLAR PEDUNCLE (MIDBRAIN-BRAIN STEM) SUPERIOR CISTERN (SUBARACHNOID SPACES-CERE FLUID) SUPERIOR COLLICULI (MIDBRAIN-BRAIN STEM) SUPPORTING CELLS (EQUILIBRIUM: CRISTA-EAR) SUPPORTING CELLS (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) SUPPORTING CELLS (SMELL) SUPPORTING CELLS (TASTE BUDS-TASTE) SUSPENSORY LIGAMENT (EYE) SWEAT GLANDS (TO SKIN – AUTOSYMP) SYMPATHETIC CHAIN (POSTGANGLIONIC NEURONS-AUTOSYMP) SYMPATHETIC CHAIN OF GANGLIA (AUTOSYMP) TECTORIAL MEMBRANE (INTERNAL EAR-EAR) TEMPORAL LOBE TEMPORAL MANDIBULAR JOINT TENTORIUM CEREBELLI (DURA MATTER-MENINGES) TESTIS THALAMUS (DIENCEPHALON) THIRD VENTRICULE (DIENCEPHALON) THORACIC DUCT THORACIC VISCERA (POSTGANGLIONIC NERUONS-AUTOSYMP) THYMUS THYROID 99
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The Natural Repertory of Prof. Will
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TABLES AND CHARTS Periodic Table -
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INTRODUCTION A repertory is a compi
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Protocol for Wellness � Relieve o
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We wish to briefly discuss quality
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into each batch and an electrical p
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homeopaths may not truly know about
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controlled using the QQC TM techniq
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HOW THE COMBINATION REMEDIES ARE US
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Homeopathy The theory and practice
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Significance of Homeopathy There is
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We have: AMERICA IS PREPARED MEDICA
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Dangers of Homeopathic Utilization
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� Energetic and electrical patter
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symptoms of pain as Naloxone can in
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INFLAMMATION Part of the Defense Ph
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THE HORMETIC PHILOSOPHY Over the la
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DENTAL MATERIALS (1 fl. oz.) Catalo
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SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS (1 fl. oz.) Cat
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VIRUSES CONJUNTIVITIS, VIRAL COMMON
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BACTERIA ACTINOMYSOSIS ADNEXITIS AE
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NOSODES, DENTAL ASTRO 1180 AUTOPOLY
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NOSODES, MEDICAL ACID PHOSPHATES AL
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PARASITES AMIDOSTOMUM ANSERIS, BIRD
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PARASITES, cont. TAENIA HYDATIGENA,
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Page 55 and 56: POLLUTANTS II BROMINE BROMOPHORM BR
Page 57 and 58: POLLUTANTS III GILSONITE SLYCERYL D
Page 59 and 60: POLLUTANTS IV OZONE PARAFORMALDEHYD
Page 61 and 62: THE LIQUITROPHIC PHILOSOPHY In the
Page 63 and 64: CARDIO LIQUITROPHIC (4 fl. oz.) Cat
Page 65 and 66: LIPID LIQUITROPHIC (4 fl. oz.) Cata
Page 67 and 68: PULMO LIQUITROPHIC (4 fl. oz.) Cata
Page 69 and 70: AMINO ACIDS ALANINE (L-ALANINAMIDE)
Page 71 and 72: LIPIDS, cont. Monoglycerides C 8:0
Page 73 and 74: HORMONES ACETYL CHOLINASE ACETYL CH
Page 75 and 76: PEPTIDE YY PITUITARY DIURETIC HORMO
Page 77 and 78: Proenkephalin Syndyphalin Syndyphal
Page 79 and 80: ENZYMES ACETYL CHOLINE ESTER ACETYL
Page 81 and 82: ENZYMES, cont. LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE
Page 83 and 84: THE ANODYNE PHILOSOPHY Anodyne is t
Page 85 and 86: ANODYNE-C (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0
Page 87 and 88: ANODYNE-T (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0
Page 89 and 90: THE COMBINATION PHILOSOPHY Combinat
Page 91 and 92: CEPHALO-SD (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
Page 93 and 94: FEM-B (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0068
Page 95 and 96: IMMUNOPOIE (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
Page 97 and 98: PROSTA-I (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 00
Page 99 and 100: THERACIRCULO (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No
Page 101 and 102: RESTORATIVE REMEDIES Ingredients: N
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Page 109 and 110: SARCODES III, cont. CEREBRAL PEDUNC
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Page 113 and 114: Quality of Herbs America has often
Page 115 and 116: ORIENTAL HERBAL REMEDIES ANTHELMINT
Page 117 and 118: EXPECTORANT (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
Page 119 and 120: PREVENTATIVE (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No
Page 121 and 122: CHINESE HERBOLOGY AND HOMEOPATHY In
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Page 125 and 126: compound that is not a poison will
Page 127 and 128: In developing an herbal protocol to
Page 129 and 130: THE MIASM PHILOSOPHY In classical h
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Page 133 and 134: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PHILOSOPHY The Dr
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Page 137 and 138: IMPONDERABLE HOMEOPATHY Imponderabl
Page 139 and 140: BACH REMEDIES Agrimony: For those n
Page 141 and 142: BACH REMEDIES, cont. Pine: For thos
Page 143 and 144: AGGRESSION ANGER ANXIETY AUTISTIC A
Page 145 and 146: ANIMAL HAIR (1 oz.) Catalog No. 029
Page 147 and 148: INHALANT REACTANTS ACACIA ACTINOMYC
Page 149 and 150: INHALANT REACTANTS, cont. MAPLE, SO
Page 151 and 152: PHENOLS I ACC ACETALDEHYDE ACETIC A
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ALLERSODES ACC Acetaldehyde Acetic
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ALLERSODES, cont. Hemoglobin Hesper
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ALLERSODES, cont. Valeraldehyde Van
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ALLERGINS, ANTIGENS, FOODS, cont. G
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THE DEHABITUATE PHILOSOPHY In our s
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VITAMINS The Dr. Recommends’ vita
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VITAMINS ADERMINE HCL ANEURINE ANEU
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POWDERED PRODUCTS In keeping with t
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Bowel Nosodes 1 E. Coli Proteus Pse
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Fungal Screen #3 Candida Albicans C
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Stimulant Screen #2 Salt Animal fat
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Food Additive Screen Acid salycylic
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Pesticide 4 - Miscellaneous Paraqua
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Foci Screen #6 Right side brain Foc
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STOMACH Congenital 1, 2, 3 Upper re
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SMALL INTESTINE Congenital nosodes
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ENDOCRINE - Triple Warmer Meridian
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Ly3 (Nose and Paranasal Sinuses) Co
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eversal effects. A classic example
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Let us now look at the homeopathic
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LIST OF HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES WITH S
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provides enough of a buffer to stal
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as only like treating like. With th
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asic albuminous substance with an e
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In 1986, Carl Popper delivered an a
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Many people around 1950 were strugg
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By 1966, many of the details of the
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The MEU, or one Pauling, is a defin
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group. A type of bacteria in this g
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technique in metabolism responsiven
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THE HUMAN GENOME How to interpret t
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Albinism (3) 11q14-q21 Albinism-dea
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Cataract, zonular pulverulent (2) 1
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Emphysema-cirrhosis (1) 14q32.1 Eno
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Hemolytic anemia due to ADA excess
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Incontinentia pigmenti, sporadic ty
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*Mental retardation, X-Linked nonsp
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Porphyria, cutanea tarda (1) 1p34 P
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Thyrotropin-releasing hormone defic
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LECTINS Lectins are proteins or gly
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OLIGO ELEMENTS FIRE DIATHESIS III M
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235 METALLIC ELEMENTS ALUMINUM AMER
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PHENOLICS, cont. Gaba: Lowers blood
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VENOMS Many different types of veno
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In 1904, Paul Morawitz introduced t
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and systolic arrest of the heart mu
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Snake Venoms Containing NGF Oftenti
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Key: Distribution of Hemorrhagic, L
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Another area to explore is the libe
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The Colorado River toad venom is kn
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homeopathic forms, whereas many of
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Renal Failure with Known Lesions in
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Chugh KS, Pal Y, Chakravarty RN et
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GEMMOTHERAPY Gemmotherapy consists
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GEMMOTHERAPY, cont. Vaccinium Vitis
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Classical Hahnemanian Singulars, co
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evolution of the minds of men. This
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Reference vanilla's aroma can be re
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Thus, in determining that synthetic
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There are possibly millions, if not
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Just because the study tells us tha
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Acetazolamide Acetyldigitoxin Alkav
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Dopamine Hydrochloride Doxepin Hydr
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Meclizine Hydrochloride Meclofenama
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Pseudoephedrine Hydrochloride; Trip
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malpractice and iatrogenic damage s
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meaning that there are fourteen cou
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Jos Kleijnen, Paul Knipschild, and
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“stupid body” is given an MAO i
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The FDA was formed by Dr. Clayton t
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sworn on the altar to oppose any ty
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We need to use them to help determi
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Now, let us be more specific as to
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need to take Chopra’s advice, and
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METABOLIC PATHWAYS This section inc
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Pyrroline-5-carboxylate reductase S
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UDP galactose-ceramide galactosyltr
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Cholinephosphate cytidylyltransfera
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Di-phosphomevalonate decarboxylase
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