I know the feeling. I find it almost impossible now to talk to anyone about medical matters without wanting to strangle them.
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I know the feeling. I find it almost impossible now to talk to anyone about medical matters without wanting to strangle them.
It is often a waste of time at best, and can get very ugly. I get called all sorts of names, and am subject to ridicule. I judge my audiences before I open my mouth. And then there are those who surprise me. I gave the Symphytum + Rhus to an 84 year old woman, who could barely walk. She had no idea what homeopathy even was, but it helped so much, she called me for more. My sister is a whole different story. She loves her doctors. She goes to an ENT every six months to get her ears cleaned, her dentist every few months, and her allergist every month. I have no idea what other specialists she is seeing.
I'm often asked by friends and friends of friends to recommend treatments for this and that, maybe because they know I'm never ill. I used to try to help but these days, for reasons too lengthy to relate here, I just reply that I don't give medical advice.
I'm so into learning more that I love to give homeopathic advice. Most don't do it. I think I'll cut back a bit on this though, because it takes an awful lot of my time, and tell them to go to the local drug store and choose one of the homeopathic formulas there, to follow the directions on the box. For both you and @clareartista, lifestyle is a huge factor in your extraordinary healths.
I know you love to give advice and you're very generous with your time but in my experience people really don't appreciate it at all and rarely follow the advice you've spent time and energy researching for them. I'll relate a few stories to you next time we meet.