The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson

In developing an herbal protocol to mix with homeopathics, wise
manufacturers including Dr. Recommends have had to develop severe,
exacting quality control criteria for accepting different herbals ordered
from American or other herbal suppliers. These types of quality control
techniques include product surveys, product assays, and product
determination in methods such as spectrophotometer, atomic
absorption, chromatography, culture analysis, and other forms of
chemical procedures to determine pharmacological activity. Dr.
Recommends has been able to develop the finest quality control analysis
protocol to assure the highest form of potency for the different herbs
utilized.
The Chinese literature is filled with herbal references, and information
about how these herbs can be used medicinally to help patients in a wide
variety of ways. It is Dr. Recommends’ idea that many of these herbs can
also be put into homeopathic dilution, and used in a similar process.
This is to insure safety first while guaranteeing effectiveness. We do not
see this as contradictory to the homeopathic process in any way. In fact,
Wilder’s Law of Initial Values tells us that many of these compounds,
once understood, can be increased in energetic potency as we make them
more and more dilute, while preserving activity. Dr. Recommends has
developed a pilot study and statistical protocols to determine the
absolute effectiveness and safety of the different compounds. Clinical
trials are an important part of the Dr. Recommends’ quality control
protocol.
Dr. Recommends started with the idea that Chinese herbology and
homeopathy were compatible in their format, and could be blended. The
first type of blending in this technology was through a system of oriental
herb formulas directed toward different organ systems, which were called
“Oriental Herbs for Organs”. A list of these different products is included.
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