Constitutional Homeopathy will work - but it has to be constitutional. If you can find a great constitutional homeopath then you are set. TM is way too serious of a disease to try to "cure" it with homeopathy on its own. For ex. The homeopathic preparation of St. Johns Wort - Hypericum - is for the nerve endings. That is great - that is what we need. However, if you inadvertently take the wrong strength or take the remedy too often then you can "prove" the remedy and make the symptoms worse. Then you need the antidote - and I don't know what that is - do you? A constitutional homeopath would.
St John's Wort is used for depression. If you are NOT on any other anti depressants then you should be ok to take it. There is some controversy about the sun, sunburn, and photosensitivity with St. John's Wort in pill form. Good luck in your venture - the tissue salts are always a good idea. Arnica would have to be in a 6x or lower - maybe even 30x - because this is a constitutional situation, and not just a first aid (a fall, a bruise, etc.) situation. Janet -----Original Message----- From: ryota nishino [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: December 19, 2011 4:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [TMIC] Homeopathic treatment for TM symptoms Hello, A few people suggested I look into homeopathic treatment for TM symptoms. In particular, I was suggested to take: tissue salts ("Combination F", mag. phos.; kali. phos.; nat. mur.), arnica (to take as pills) and St John's Wart. Has anyone tried these? Anything to report on? Of course, I am aware that the efficacy of homeopathy is very controversial. Either way, we have the big pharma and the 'alternative' medicine guru who await our custom. My initial TM attack was October last year and diagnosis two months later. So that I am late for steroids, which may actually be a good thing after hearing so many horror stories about the steroids. Yours, Ryota Nishino
