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correct tissue development with sarcodes, reducing allergic reactivity with allersodes, increasing hormetic detox with nosodes, stabilizing synthetic reactions with isodes and producing healing effects with imponderables and classic remedies. Classification of the Remedies Dr. Recommends’ remedies are classified in the following manner: � Over the counter (OTC). This category does not require a prescription from a medical doctor. It is sold to the public and it is safe to use. It does not require professional training to be obtained. � Professional Use. This category includes such practitioners as licensed naturopaths, massage therapists, or other professionals who do not have a license to dispense pharmaceuticals. � Rx. The remedies in this category can only be prescribed by a licensed medical professional within the states. 14
Homeopathy The theory and practice of homeopathy is strange to those of us who are accustomed to conventional Western medicine. But we all sense the rightness of a healing system which conceives of all symptoms as parts of a larger whole, which appears to stimulate the body’s natural healing force rather than attack its parts. Homeopathy seems to work with us, not on us. It assists our innate biological intelligence to be healthy. When we break a bone, it is our innate intelligence that repairs it. In fact, our bodies can heal themselves of dramatic diseases. Homeopathy encourages and maximizes our innate intelligence to cure ourselves. At one time, homeopathy was the number one form of medicine in the United States. Allopathy rose to precedence when the culture turned towards the economically driven development of synthetic chemicals and turned its back on natural healing techniques. Now homeopathy is experiencing regeneration in the United States. The rise in iatrogenic diseases and synthetic chemical problems has reintroduced the importance of choosing natural healing techniques. Homeopathy is the science of healing from within, or prompting the organism to heal itself. Homeopathics are used to stimulate the organism toward its own state of homeostasis (balance). Homeopathy is a concept of minimal dose which Samuel Hahnemann, the Father of Homeopathy, discovered while trying to determine the smallest amount of a pharmacological agent that could gently nudge the patient back into the biological cybernetics of health. Using a “feather” to stimulate such a balance is the principle of homeopathy. Throughout history, disease has been viewed from two fundamentally different perspectives: One, as a malfunction of specific components of the body, where symptoms are seen as the disease itself, and two, where symptoms are a result of a deeper disturbance or imbalance of the person as a whole, and where symptoms are simply the outward 15
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Page 5 and 6: TABLES AND CHARTS Periodic Table -
Page 7 and 8: INTRODUCTION A repertory is a compi
Page 9 and 10: Protocol for Wellness � Relieve o
Page 11 and 12: We wish to briefly discuss quality
Page 13 and 14: into each batch and an electrical p
Page 15 and 16: homeopaths may not truly know about
Page 17 and 18: controlled using the QQC TM techniq
Page 19: HOW THE COMBINATION REMEDIES ARE US
Page 23 and 24: Significance of Homeopathy There is
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Page 27 and 28: Dangers of Homeopathic Utilization
Page 29 and 30: � Energetic and electrical patter
Page 31 and 32: symptoms of pain as Naloxone can in
Page 33 and 34: INFLAMMATION Part of the Defense Ph
Page 35 and 36: THE HORMETIC PHILOSOPHY Over the la
Page 37 and 38: DENTAL MATERIALS (1 fl. oz.) Catalo
Page 39 and 40: SYNTHETIC CHEMICALS (1 fl. oz.) Cat
Page 41 and 42: VIRUSES CONJUNTIVITIS, VIRAL COMMON
Page 43 and 44: BACTERIA ACTINOMYSOSIS ADNEXITIS AE
Page 45 and 46: NOSODES, DENTAL ASTRO 1180 AUTOPOLY
Page 47 and 48: NOSODES, MEDICAL ACID PHOSPHATES AL
Page 49 and 50: PARASITES AMIDOSTOMUM ANSERIS, BIRD
Page 51 and 52: PARASITES, cont. TAENIA HYDATIGENA,
Page 53 and 54: POLLUTANTS I ABIETIC ACID ABRIN ACE
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
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Page 67 and 68: PULMO LIQUITROPHIC (4 fl. oz.) Cata
Page 69 and 70: AMINO ACIDS ALANINE (L-ALANINAMIDE)
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LIPIDS, cont. Monoglycerides C 8:0
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HORMONES ACETYL CHOLINASE ACETYL CH
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PEPTIDE YY PITUITARY DIURETIC HORMO
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Proenkephalin Syndyphalin Syndyphal
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ENZYMES ACETYL CHOLINE ESTER ACETYL
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ENZYMES, cont. LACTIC DEHYDROGENASE
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THE ANODYNE PHILOSOPHY Anodyne is t
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ANODYNE-C (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0
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ANODYNE-T (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0
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THE COMBINATION PHILOSOPHY Combinat
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CEPHALO-SD (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
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FEM-B (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0068
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IMMUNOPOIE (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
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PROSTA-I (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 00
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THERACIRCULO (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No
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RESTORATIVE REMEDIES Ingredients: N
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SARCODES I ADENOIDS ADRENAL ADRENAL
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SARCODES I, cont. RETINAL ARTERIES
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SARCODES II 1 ST - 12 TH CRANIAL NE
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SARCODES III, cont. CEREBRAL PEDUNC
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SARCODES III, cont. MIDDLE CEREBELL
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Quality of Herbs America has often
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ORIENTAL HERBAL REMEDIES ANTHELMINT
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EXPECTORANT (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
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PREVENTATIVE (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No
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CHINESE HERBOLOGY AND HOMEOPATHY In
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allow us to re-evaluate the differe
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compound that is not a poison will
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In developing an herbal protocol to
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THE MIASM PHILOSOPHY In classical h
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MIASM-LEP (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No. 0
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL PHILOSOPHY The Dr
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PSY-DEP/EX (1 fl. oz.) Catalog No.
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IMPONDERABLE HOMEOPATHY Imponderabl
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BACH REMEDIES Agrimony: For those n
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BACH REMEDIES, cont. Pine: For thos
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AGGRESSION ANGER ANXIETY AUTISTIC A
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ANIMAL HAIR (1 oz.) Catalog No. 029
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INHALANT REACTANTS ACACIA ACTINOMYC
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INHALANT REACTANTS, cont. MAPLE, SO
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PHENOLS I ACC ACETALDEHYDE ACETIC A
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PHENOLS I, cont. HYPOTHALAMUS SUBST
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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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