Patient Guidance：A Deep Reaction to a Nosode

The patient got a strong reactions that goes back to childhood symptoms.  He was given a nosode, tuberculinum.

I have been working with him on deep symptoms since 2005.  What is left goes back to his childhood.The   patient got a strong reactions that goes back to childhood symptoms.  He was given a nosode, tuberculinum.

I answered his description of the day long aggravation with this email.

I think this should work.  Including your chief complaint.  The reaction looks right.  Don't take another dose. 

 We are waiting for a mood/energy/emotional/intellectual upswing in energy.  I don't need endless detail, but the emphasis of the upswing, I would like to know. 

 Full strength looks good to me (but certainly feels miserable to you.)  Watch out for hypersensitivity symptoms.  A little hypersensitivity is ok, but we don't want to push that button.  Yesterday was a week-end so maybe it was ok to feel sick timing wise.  But, you can't be thrown off this way for a normal day.  So, if you can afford the day of aggravation on a week-end, let's aim at that, or dillute.  You can also wait a full month or more.  For you full strength is really strong.  It is like you are riding a surf board wave.  Wait and find out what that wave is.   With this full strength remedy, judging from your repetition of childhood symptoms, we know we are on the right track.  

Again, there is no automatic timing.  Life, work, and your own feelings are the top priorities.  Watch for the energy upswing and weigh the consequences.  Of course you can go much slower in improvement with the dillution.  Maybe that is the way to go.  Not sure.  You weigh it out.

Also, it is possible that this remedy is what we call an intercurrent.  That is, you use it in between Phos doses.  It cleans out stuff for Phos, suddenly Phos symptoms show up and you use Phos not Tub.  But that is down the road. So your reports back to me are important.  We are still trying the identify the affect of Tub, so for a while let's stick to.  You are in the driver's seat.  I trust you.

I answered his description of the day long aggravation with this email.

I think this should work.  Including your chief complaint.  The reaction looks right.  Don't take another dose. 

 We are waiting for a mood/energy/emotional/intellectual upswing in energy.  I don't need endless detail, but the emphasis of the upswing, I would like to know. 

 Full strength looks good to me (but certainly feels miserable to you.)  Watch out for hypersensitivity symptoms.  A little hypersensitivity is ok, but we don't want to push that button.  Yesterday was a week-end so maybe it was ok to feel sick timing wise.  But, you can't be thrown off this way for a normal day.  So, if you can afford the day of aggravation on a week-end, let's aim at that, or dillute.  You can also wait a full month or more.  For you full strength is really strong.  It is like you are riding a surf board wave.  Wait and find out what that wave is.   With this full strength remedy, judging from your repetition of childhood symptoms, we know we are on the right track.  

Again, there is no automatic timing.  Life, work, and your own feelings are the top priorities.  Watch for the energy upswing and weigh the consequences.  Of course you can go much slower in improvement with the dillution.  Maybe that is the way to go.  Not sure.  You weigh it out.

Also, it is possible that this remedy is what we call an intercurrent.  That is, you use it in between Phos doses.  It cleans out stuff for Phos, suddenly Phos symptoms show up and you use Phos not Tub.  But that is down the road. So your reports back to me are important.  We are still trying the identify the affect of Tub, so for a while let's stick to.  You are in the driver's seat.  I trust you.