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>EMAIL Newsletter - June  2002
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>INFO ON HOMEOPATHY - What should I write about next time?  -------
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>- How Homeopathic Tinctures are Made
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>Homeopathic tinctures are made in accordance with the Homeopathic 
>Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).  It's a four volume book 
>written by homeopaths in the U.S. (with input from homeopaths in 
>other countries), and recognized by the FDA as the way things are to 
>be done. If remedies are made in any other way, they are considered 
>"unofficial" and they are prescription or the method used must be 
>proven by the user to be safe, effective, etc.
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>The HPUS identifies what a medicine is to be made from and how to 
>make it. Whatever it is made from must be just that and nothing else 
>- no additives, or contaminants of any kind.  Tinctures are made 
>from plants, and no inorganic fertilizers, bug or weed killers could 
>have been used.
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>The pharmacopoeia designates whether the tincture is to be made from 
>the root, flower, bark, etc.  The pharmacopoeia also provides the 
>formula for arriving at the final alcohol strength of the tincture. 
>Depending on the plant the % of alcohol ranges from 35% to 95%.  We 
>can vary + or - 15% of that - e.g. if the goal is 35% the variation 
>can be as low as 29.75% or as high as 40.25%.
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>Here is how we go from poison ivy to Rhus Tox.
>Joe - yup me, will don a long sleeve shirt and plastic gloves, and 
>pick poison ivy leaves (in the Spring - tradition).  We will 
>determine how much we need and pick the leaves in a ratio of 3 
>pounds to the gallon - I will bring the fresh leaves to the lab 
>where we weigh it.  The next step is to take an ounce of that and 
>dry it completely out - then weigh that out - the difference is the 
>dry weight. The dried out x-ounce is discarded (want some?)
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>For each medicine there is ratio of dry weight to alcohol and water. 
>This is calculated and the formula tells me whether to add any water 
>and how much alcohol to add.
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>The alcohol and water (distilled or purified) are added to the 
>chopped up herb.  This sits (for us) a month - the contents are 
>rotated on a regular basis.  At the end of the month we pour off the 
>liquid then we place the solid in a press and squeeze.  This is all 
>mixed together and is a tincture.  The "tincture" is then filtered 
>through a series of new filters until there is nothing left on the 
>"last" filter.
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>There is a way of testing the tincture - by using "thin layer
>chromatography" - a record of the outcome from the test is 
>photographed by a digital camera and stored as a record.
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>Remedies made in accordance with the pharmacopoeia last for many years.
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>HOMEOPATHY IN THE NEWS  -
>    The Washington Post ran an article about a person who was trying 
>to get rid of hives - she had been the conventional route and was 
>now trying alternatives - including homeopathy.  The combination she 
>used (not mine!) didn't work and of course the conclusion was 
>homeopathy itself didn't work - What got me about the article is - 
>the fact that she had been all the other routes and they didn't work 
>seemed to be lost on the author. That is, she didn't conclude that 
>allopathic medicine didn't work. It wasn't a terrible article; it's 
>just that after awhile one has to get irritated at these kinds of 
>articles.
>    L A Law had a show where they had a homeopath rip off a couple of 
>stars for thousands.  I wonder how they came up with that - I don't 
>know of any homeopaths dealing in those kinds of numbers.
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>    Hmmmm, maybe I'm just feeling a little sensitive - I'll go take a Nux.
>
>There that's better - Got two "love letters" today - one of them was 
>very interesting:  A woman took our combination for headache - it 
>didn't help the headache, yet she was ordering another bottle.  It 
>turns out that for some reason the remedy greatly relieved her 
>restless leg syndrome. I looked up the remedies and there was no 
>correlation in the repertory, but....  Another
>interesting thing - when you think of placebo effect, she sure 
>didn't take the combo for her legs yet her legs were helped.  No 
>rational person would conclude that her restless legs were all in 
>her head.  My theory on combinations is they become a remedy in 
>their own right with their own symptom picture - combinations need 
>provings to find out if that's true. Maybe some day I'll have enough 
>money to look into this.
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>NOTE:  National Center for Homeopathy's Summer School is at Johns 
>Hopkins in Baltimore.  June 15th starts the introductory course, 
>with many other options through Fri. 28th June for both 
>practitioners and non-practitioners.
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>For more info on the courses/rates, etc. contact 877-624-0613    or 
>http://www.homeopathic.org
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>Joe
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>PS: take advantage of us - Load up on the special !!!!
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>Joe Lillard - Washington Homeopathic Products
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>http://www.homeopathyworks.com
>800-336-1695
>33 Fairfax St. Berkeley Springs, WV 25411
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