ApproachDoesNotWork
Shilpa Bhouraskar
When Your Favourite Approach Does Not Work. Copyright 2014 by Shilpa
Bhouraskar . All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or
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The Quest For Simillimum Shilpa Bhouraskar.
THIRD EDITION
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - The Story of the Stages ........................................................5
Chapter 2 - The Evolution of Homeopathy in Stages ...............................9
Stage 1.................................................................................................9
Stage 2.................................................................................................9
Stage 3...............................................................................................10
Stage 4...............................................................................................11
Conclusion..........................................................................................12
Comparison of stages.........................................................................13
Chapter 3 - Prescribing The Simillimum.................................................15
Confirm your prescription through all the four stages........................15
A case example incorporating all stages............................................16
Case analysis.....................................................................................24
Prescription.........................................................................................31
Follow up............................................................................................31
When you have to limit working at just one stage..............................34
Case example of working at one stage..............................................34
Case analysis.....................................................................................35
Prescription.........................................................................................38
Follow up............................................................................................38
Chapter 4 - Road blocks to Simillimum.................................................. 39
The Secret to a Successful Practice in Homoeopathy.......................39
Road Blocks to the Simillimum...........................................................40
Our hospital had 20 odd out patient departments running full strength with
hundreds of patients on an hourly basis.
We had practitioners working on everything from pure therapeutics to uses of
Boenninghausen's, Boger's and Kentian style as well as Sankaran with his new
concept of disease as a delusion.
In the clinics we students and interns took the initial cases, repertorised every
case diligently, and came up with the diagnostic totality, the miasmatic totality
as well as the homeopathic totality. The supervisor then picked one remedy
based on his style and approach. The surprising and confusing fact was all these
methods worked pretty well.
After graduation, I was influenced by the works of other modern homeopaths
such as Jan Scholten, who introduced the mineral kingdom classification and its
application in homeopathy.
Most homoeopaths chose a style which suited their needs and worked along,
however I didn't want to choose. I wanted to understand all these tools and use
them as and when required. I wanted a way of individualizing the approach to
suit my patients needs instead of moulding him or her to my style of practice.
My own way suited me fine until I started working as a clinical supervisor for
student homeopaths after moving to Sydney.
Stage 1
Stage 2
Very soon he realised the name isn't important and any fever with symptoms
similar to those produced by Cinchona irrespective of the diagnosis can be
treated with Cinchona bark.
Understanding the specific Cinchona fever led to this breakthrough.
And this is where the evolution began.
This is a model similar to using homoeopathic remedies for local particular
symptoms very closely related to patho-physiology, eg using medicines based on
common and peculiar disease symptoms.
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Stage 3
Eventually, practitioners realised that differentiating the different types of fevers
in patients was necessary to determine which would benefit from Cinchona.
It was then seen that differentiation of two similar diseases in different people
was possible based on symptoms that belonged to the person and not disease.
This was the dawn of person specific treatment, the striking advantage of
homoeopathy over conventional medicine.
The model of using physical and mental generals and PQRS symptoms related
to the man and not just related to the disease itself developed.
This has been and is the most popular and widely used model in homeopathy.
Even though Hahnemann was the first homeopath to discover this stage in
homeopathy, the two major influences that revolutionised this stage were
Boenninghausen and Kent.
Both of them spoke about the same fundamental concept - the individual comes
before the disease - but expressed that in a variety of different ways. It is largely
a matter of understanding the symptoms of the man (his physical, mental,
general and constitutional symptoms) beyond just his disease symptoms that
helps in individualising two individuals suffering from a similar disease.
Boenninghausen identified the concomitants as an expression of individuality in
a case, while Kent proposed a pyramid or hierarchy of symptoms with mental
symptoms being the most important at the apex and the physical symptoms at
the bottom. Patients were being understood as personalities with different
constitutional traits, which gave rise to understanding of remedies as drug
pictures and essences. Now it was not enough to know the local symptoms of
Cinchona, an understanding of the individual personality and constitution of
Cinchona was required.
It was Kentian homeopathy that remained popular throughout history and
strongly influenced the way homeopathy is practised even today in most parts of
the world. It was also known as classical homeopathy or constitutional
homeopathy.
Some later Kentian homeopaths have fine tuned the understanding of man and
his constitution in light of current new discoveries and concepts, eg Fransisco
Eizayaga uses the knowledge of genetics in his Treatise to Homeopathic
Medicine when explaining the characterological symptoms. Dr Praful Vijaykar
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Stage 4
Stage 4 is where the latest developments of homeopathy have evolved today
beyond the so-called Hahnemannian homeopathy methods.
Homeopathy believes disease to be a disturbance in the vital force, but it
requires this to be expressed initially as constitutional traits and then disease
signs and symptoms in order to treat them traditionally.
Stage 4 is trying to finding the disturbance of vital force itself at its core, before
it is expressed as symptoms.
This case taking process has been revolutionised by Dr. Rajan Sankaran and he
calls it the understanding of the Vital Sensation.
Here it is no longer about mind or body symptoms but core expressions,
sensations and energetic patterns equally expressed at both levels somewhere
where the body and mind meet. Here the attempt is to get at the root of the
patient's vitality and existence. It is the closest expression of the disturbed vital
force or the energy.
This is disease expression never assessed before in Hahnemannian
homoeopathy, a level beyond the man and his constitution.
So it is about understanding the vital sensation and energetic disturbance of
China as a remedy. The experience beyond the mental and physical symptoms
of China. Again this is something that has never been assessed before in a
proving.
Sankaran stumbled across this while trying to find the common themes of plant
remedies in the same family.
The kingdom analysis is not new in Homoeopathy. It is one of the newer ways
of understanding the common mental and physical symptoms of remedies in a
particular kingdoms or subkingdoms and then prescribing based on those
common themes. It has been developed by homeopaths such as Jan Scholten,
Massimo Mangialavori and Sankaran.
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Conclusion
Throughout history since Hahnemann discovered homeopathy, every new idea
brought along with it endless scepticism from the medical world as well as from
homeopaths themselves.
However what is fascinating about homeopathy is that through its evolution at
every stage, you have different methods or strategies being developed
sequentially. At every stage, you are one step nearer to understanding the core
disturbance of an individual. You can trace the entire dis-ease in its totality. It is
taking a journey towards the inner core of man himself and his disturbed
vitality.
Comparison of stages
Using the remedy China Officinalis as an example.
Disease in Individual
Stage 1
Stage 2
Individual in Disease
Stage 3
Stage 4
Disease diagnosis
Malaria fever
China fever
China constitution
China Sensation
Malaria is characterised
clinically by fever (usually
periodic), varying degrees of
anaemia
and
splenic
enlargement, and a range of
syndromes resulting from the
physiological
and
pathological involvement of
certain organs, including the
brain, liver and kidneys.
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Sinusitis.
Psoriasis of scalp, treated with tar shampoo. But took pulsatilla, which
cleared it as well as the sinusitis.
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Current situation
Extremely responsible at work. Duty conscious, moral and very particular about
being tidy. Dreams of being persecuted, which she related to her strict Catholic
upbringing.
She was prescribed a few remedies such as Kali brom 200 and then Carcinocin
200, which didn't do much and the psoriasis continued to spread.
Aversion to drafts.
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Dreams
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Fantasies
Interview at Stage 4
This is in a question and answer format in the patient's her own words. My
comments and thought process are in italics.
How are you doing?
I have decided to stop paid work because its too much. I dream a
lot about work, keep everything going. The sessions in the clinic
have made me focus on myself, I have never allowed myself to focus
on myself. Always been hurried through life. Its a crazy life I am
leading. Lots of dreams of work. I wake up in the middle of night
and I dreamt of things that did not happen at work.
In what way?
She is talking at the emotional level. Her state is quite compensated. This
suggests what potency I have to give her, i.e. 200. To enter her case, I decide to
start with the chief complaint, which is Level 1.
When did the psoriasis flare up?
It was six years back when daughter packed and left for US. I don't
have support network.
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(emotional level)
I felt betrayed. We were good friends. We had a harmonious
family. Husband is more easy going, I may be more radical. He
evens and balances out. We said all right its her life. Then she asked
me to arrange her wedding in Sydney for her friends. I did organise
it, but she totally ignored me. Used us as her parents. We didn't
leave on a very nice footing. It felt as if punched in the stomach by
someone I loved and cherished. The gloom lasted for two and a half
years. I cried a lot. I am not the one who normally cries. I don't have
family around.
Talk about that?
When children grow up, they need guidance from someone who
has been through that, its easier to make a decision, easier if you
share responsibility in decision making, e.g. if your kids are sick,
they might say its ok its just chicken pox. Or in my case my son is
hyperactive. I would want to discuss with people who have that
experience. Its a big responsibility to bring up that child, educate
and help him live in this world.
He is now a very responsible and balanced person. He is the one
who is easy and daughter was difficult.
Responsibility is important and instilled in me since childhood.
Must do this must do that. So now even though I wanted to
continue working till end of the year, I let go. I am happy I made
that decision.
Even with daughter I wanted people to help me find a path.
You do bring up kids to eventually lose them, but I was opposed to
the way we were in no uncertain terms. As if we were past due date.
No longer necessary, unimportant, don't exist for her. Don't need
you. No communication possible.
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We see that family is important and that she needs people around. If she loses
them, it upsets her, but she has compensated by becoming sefl-reliant and
independent. This is still her emotional level.
However she mentions responsibility often and I need to understand what it
means to her.
Talk about responsibility?
This connects with the dreams she had as a child. Catholic upbringing of doing
the right thing.
I have been given a set of rules or life planned for me, and you try
and do the best of your abilities. Doing everything correctly and not
making mistakes.
Thus responsibility is needing to care for people at home or work or else she
feels extremely guilty as if she has done wrong. This is again the emotional level.
So now I use another point of entry to get to a deeper level.
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This was the turning point of the case for me; it was a deeper connection
between all situations in her life - the daughter's incident and moving and
leaving family as a child, work, etc. all together from a completely unrelated
situation and this is the connection of the case. When you reach this point,
everything just flows beautifully and you don't need to ask a lot of questions.
I love to cook and go out of my way when I have friends coming
over.
But I would love to be able to do it with my family, mum and dad.
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Exceptional love.
Change in my life.
I don't become frightened of death anymore because there is
something wonderful outside this world.
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Case analysis
At Stage 4 - Sankaran's Sensation Method
Sensation
The problem has to do with structure. She needs relationships, a unit of friends,
family. Any stress is related to losing this structure. This is the Mineral
kingdom.
What relationships provide her is love, care, nourishment and a sense of
identity.
These are themes of Row 3.
Other themes in Row 3 are a strong sense of right and wrong, morality, issues of
trust, being conscious of appearance and extreme sense of being forsaken, etc.
What is the other part of the sensation? There is a sense of being let down or
betrayed and having no relationship or structure whatsoever.
These are Column 1 and 17 themes within Row 3.
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Disappointed by relations, friends, family whom they trust, love and depend on
completely.
No one to care for and love unconditionally.
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Silent grief
Extreme responsibility
Fastidious
Fear persecution.
Aversion sweets
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The first two remedies were Nat Mur and Puls. If I had not taken the case at
Stage 4, it would have been referring to Materia Medica and confirming my
prescription.
Interestingly Puls had helped her quite well during the last episode of psoriasis.
However having taken the case at the Sensation level, I am certain its a Mineral
as its a problem related to structure and everything falls in place.
PMS Sycosis
Endometriosis Sycosis
Hyperlipidemia Sycosis.
Sinusitis Sycosis.
So the miasm of the case is Sycosis, which is again covered by nat mur, it being a
multimiasmatic remedy with a predominance of Psora and Sycosis according to
Kentian analysis.
Now lets confirm the remedy at Stage 1 and 2 for the disease psoriasis.
Prescription
Natrum Muriaticum 200
Follow up
Three months later
I have been remarkably well after the remedy you gave. Not
painful, itchiness or thick scales. It feels only like dandruff.
Dreams- All my dreams have been about work and failure, but now
I have been able to let go. I don't wake up in panic. It wasn't vivid
either. I am taking care of myself now. I am still a person who likes
to hold people, but I have put my boundaries out.
My whole life had been one big race against time and now I can take
my time. A real wonderful feeling.
Two weeks ago I sneezed a lot, but that went away in a day. No
discharge or anything.
All I can say that the psoriasis doesn't rule my life anymore.
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neither do we. And she said no I do want to keep in touch and she
phoned the next day.
I have decided to take maters in my hand and not leave it to others
to take things in their hands. It is now what my husband and I want.
This is something which is growing. Its reached its peak after the
last dose.
Its no use getting upset abut things. If people don't make you
happy, so be it. It was never really good anyway.
Two years later She continues to remain well and hadn't required any more medicines.
Thus this case could have been solved using any method or strategy. Nat Mur
was strongly indicated at Stage 3 analysis, even before we took the interview at
Stage 4. However the multiple approaches just confirmed the accuracy of my
prescription of matching a case at all four stages of disease expression and boost
the chances of prescribing a so called Simillimum. We have all these tools today
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that were never available before. This is just one way of using the best
homeopathy has to offer today.
Chief complaint
A father came to my clinic with his 7-year-old child. Both the father and son
had severe stammering and wondered whether homeopathy could help them.
He was particularly concerned about his young son as he did not want him to
feel any humiliation in school when other kids bullied him.
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When I spoke with the child, the father seemed more desperate and coaxed the
child to answer my questions and greet me. This made the kid stammer even
more, so I offered him some toys to play with and spoke with just the father.
I managed to get the following information with some difficulty.
The son
The stammering was aggravated when he first started school, and was worse
when he was very tense or angry. He hit other kids when they bullied him, and
his voice and the whole body actually trembled when he got very angry. It was
difficult to understand him, more so when he spoke in excitement.
The father
He has a similar temper but he had gradually managed to control his temper.
He mentioned it was no use getting to their level and retaliating back. However
at times he still found it very difficult to control his anger. He suffered for days
afterwards if he lost his temper with poor appetite and sleep.
Case analysis
The case taking was very short due to the intense stammering. I decided to take
the peculiarities in the presenting state. Interestingly I found a striking similarity
in the state of both the father and his son. I prescribed a remedy based on my
knowledge of PQRS keynotes in the materia medica.
Anger aggravates
Excitement aggravates
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Prescription
Both of them got Staphysagria 200, a dose to be taken once a week for a month.
Follow up
They followed up regularly for about a year. Staphysagria was repeated in
gradually increasing potencies as and when required.
The progress was gradual but very encouraging. The son responded very well.
His violent anger came down gradually. His speech got more fluent and distinct.
The teacher at school noticed a marked improvement in his behaviour and
speech. The father has relaxed mentally and his speech was not as hurried and
so he stammered less often.
This is a remedy that I call an accidental simillimum. Because even though it
matched the case expressions at Stage 2, the follow up showed improvement in
the disease state even at Stage 3 and possibly beyond. So in a way it matched at
more than one stage by accident
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Intrinsic Obstacles
One major intrinsic block that can stop a patient from expressing his disease, all
the four stages is the Disease state itself. We find that most patients with gross
pathological conditions such as large tumours, growths, extensive organic and
systemic damage to vital organs can experience a major block during case
consultation.
You see many of the patients with these rapidly deteriorating states have
extremely low susceptibility. They find it really hard to express themselves
beyond their local problems. The entire focus and awareness is only to survive
and make through the disease. The condition overwhelms the person and in this
case the totality for a homoeopathic practitioner is but the local organ damage.
So although in an ideal situation as Kent mentions, the constitutional remedy at
Stage 3 should cover the organ damage at Stage 1, it is really impractical in these
patients. Here the best approach is to use approaches at Stage 1 or 2 and focus
on repairing local organ damage before going to the core issues at higher stages.
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The second intrinsic obstacle is to do with the stage of the patient himself. You
see every person is innately comfortable expressing at a specific stage beyond
which you will find some resistance in receiving further information. It
synchronises with their level of awareness, blocks at family systems, limiting
belief about themselves and the world, their habits and personality traits etc. So
the best approach is releasing these obstacles and slowly receive information at
all four stages.
From experience of colleagues and students in countries where homeopathy is
not well known or when people are still unsure of the therapy is that in the first
interview most patients do not wish to go further than their symptom picture.
Stage 3 involves talking about their mental state in great detail and at Stage 4
some questions that lead them to the sensation can be frustrating or
uncomfortable for someone who did not expect this during the consult.
However during the follow ups they are generally more receptive. Trust,
practice and education are the keys when you need to take them to the deeper
stages. Until that happens, what is needed is relief of some symptoms by other
methods at earlier stages where they are comfortable.
The third intrinsic factor that is related to the patient but has more to do with
the process of homoeopathy itself. As homoeopathic practitioners we strongly
depend on verbal communication to get information of our patient's disease
expression. So we are quite limited when it comes to gathering information in
patients who are in comatose condition, or patients who cannot verbally
communicate due to mental or physical disabilities. Same is the case with new
born infants, children or animals. In these situations it is an uphill task to get
the information at all stages and find that single remedy.
Extrinsic factors
The extrinsic factors that can block a patient from going to all four stages relate
to the environment in which he or she dwells. In my experience that patients
who are experiencing intense physical hardship, extreme emotional stress or
abuse at home or work. Patients who go through intense socio-economic or
political situations on a day to day basis simply cannot focus on anything other
than immediate survival.
On the other hand our patients with severe dietary deficiencies, chemical heavy
metal toxicity, on suppressive drugs, exposure to radiation have an impaired
susceptibility that block any deeper remedies. Again in an ideal situation the
core remedy at Stage 3 or 4 can break through the extrinsic obstacles, however if
the patient's vitality is depleted and their susceptibility is destroyed then it is
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extremely hard for any deep remedy or therapy to work under severe
maintaining factors. And even after removal of these factors, some patients do
end up with organic and systemic damage and that makes it sensible to focus at
repairing the system at Stage 1 or 2.
The second extrinsic factor that can block a case taking is related to the
homoeopathic practitioner himself. You see just as every patient expresses
innately at a certain stage due to his or her own state, every practitioner has his
or her own internal resistance and it can be related to our own internal beliefs,
prejudice, fixed ideas, awareness level and susceptibility. The beauty is when we
give ourselves the permission to let go, evolve, grow and heal as an individual
and practitioner, we give our patients the permission to go through their heal
journey in many ways.
The third extrinsic factor that can limit finding that one remedy has to do with
homoeopathic Materia Medica itself. Again this is partly related to the process
of creating our database. We depend on verbal communication to record the
experiences, symptoms and signs from our healthy provers. The end result is
that we have partial Materia Medica information at just one or two stages for
majority of our medicines. So we are operating with an extremely incomplete
Materia Medica where only a handful of polycrests have adequate information
to match a case at all four stages.
So even if you do end up with a case information at all four stages of disease
expression the chances of having a well proved remedy at the other end to
match the case is statistically extremely low. Hence this is why your success rate
is completely dependent on learning the process of how to use the existing
medicines in sequence -where each remedy matches different parts of the whole.
And together the cumulative effect can resolve the whole process.
This is exactly where the Stages Template has been such a huge advantage.
Because it is focused on resolving the whole disease process whether you use one
or multiple remedies.
So in the two next chapters I will discuss how the Stages Template can be used
to create a highly successful practice. It will provide you a blue print on the case
management process. You can use it as a GPS to guide you through the step by
step process of the entire process of taking your patient through the four stages
of his or her disease expression using the best available homoeopathic tools and
resources.
Not just that the Stages Template will show you how to make the remedy
choices in the right sequence so your progress in the direction of cure is in the
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quickest and most efficient way no matter irrespective of how far your patient
chooses to go.
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Stage 1 Approaches
Compton Burnett's Organotherapy, Leon Vannier's Drainage, Schuessler's
Biochemic System, Detoxification, Isopathy etc.
Outcome at Stage 1
Repairs damage organs and tissues.
Improve functionality of organs and systems.
Replenishing deficiency.
Eliminate toxins in organs and systems.
Stage 2 Approaches
Hahnemann's PQRS approach, Therapeutic keynote approach, Herring's three
legged stool approach, Boenninghausen's approach of the complete symptom,
Boger's pathological generals etc.
Outcome at Stage 2
Management of acute exacerbations of the chronic condition.
Stage 3 Approaches
Hahnemann's Chronic disease miasmatic approach, Boenninghausen's Grand
Generalisation, Kent's approach with emphasis on Mental symptoms, Modified
Kentian approaches such as Jan Scholten's Periodic table Approach, Sankaran's
Delusional approach, Eizayaga's triangle, Vijaykar's Genetic Constitutional
approach, Divya's Free Association approach, Alize Timmerman's Family
factors etc.
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Outcome at Stage 3
3a
Stage 4 Approaches
Sankaran's Sensation Approach and Source Approach with emphasis on
connecting the patient to the source of their remedy.
Outcome at Stage 4 Generalised wellbeing and Improve ability to cope well in various areas of life
such as health, self-worth, relationship, work, money etc. Resolves internal
conflict, limiting beliefs and deepest core fears. Ability to breakthrough
obstacles and live life to the fullest, resisting stress and illness and performing at
their peak potential.
Linear Protocol
Here are four typical presentations in the clinic I have experienced during the first consult. I have provided the most
common corresponding desired outcome that the patient wants and the approaches that can be used to provide that
outcome.
Patient's Clinical Type
Patient's Desired
Outcome
Approaches Used At
Type 4
Outcome 4
Stage 4
Type 3
Outcome 3b
Type 2
Outcome 3a and 2
Type 1
Outcome 1
Stage 1
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The focus here is about not what you want but what the patient wants. Having
said that it is not a one dimensional phenomenon. The beauty of this process is
that as the patient continues to benefit at every step, their disease expression
changes and so does their desired outcome, wants and needs.
The best part is there is progressively increasing rapport and trust between the
patient and the practitioner at each consult and hence patients are much more
open to go further along at the next level.
The key is to be in the moment with them at every follow up and be open to
make the use of the best available tools and resources at that stage to help them
complete their journey.
Crossed Protocol
Now lets look at one common atypical presentation.There are some Patients
with clinical type 1 or 2 who may want an Outcome at 3b or 4.
In such situations many of us would want to use approaches at Stage 3 or 4.
Most remedies that cover the core state and miasm will also resolve the
pathology at Stage 1 and 2 to complete the entire process. However in my own
experience and the experiences of many successful homoeopaths this process is
not just impractical but clinically ineffective.
The reason being, although not impossible, there are many intrinsic and
extrinsic road blocks related to the homoeopathic case taking process and
Materia Medica itself that make it extremely difficult to find a remedy that can
match all stages of disease expression in all dimensions in such case.
And so the common pitfall is that in spite of the best intention, most
homoeopaths end up with a partial remedy that matches just a part of clinical
expression at Stage 3 or 4. This remedy may not cover its corresponding
evolution of the clinical expression at Stage 1 and 2. So the main pathology
shows no response to the remedy.
Many hope that having improved the general susceptibility and vitality at the
baseline, that will eventually resolve the pathology. However in such cases the
pathology is progressing too fast for the wait and watch approach and hence the
failure rate can be quite high.
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So this is where the Stages Template offers two solutions that ensure a much
better success rate by simplifying the complex dimension of the case and
overcoming obstacles.
1. Use specific approaches at Stage 1 and/or 2 and prescribe remedies that
provide Outcome 1 and 2. Eventually the patient's clinical expression
changes and he or she is ready for approaches at Stage 3 or 4.
This is the key to success of many homoeopaths such as Dr Compton
Burnett, Dr Ramkrishnan's Cancer Approach etc.
2. This is used in situations when you are able to use specific approaches at
Stage 4 or 3 and find that deeper core remedy but unable to confirm if
this remedy matches your case expressions at Stage 1 and 2. Here you
use the deeper core remedy along with the organ remedies. This is an
extremely useful protocol in certain situations when the pathology isn't
progressing very rapidly. I have witness many beautiful cases in my
hospital OPD that responded well to this protocol
The key is to make sure that the remedies in both groups are used at
separate times, in different potencies to ensure they act specifically at
different planes and organs of affinity.
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Once you have the data, you can decide the approach, understanding the pros
and cons of your case and flexibly adapt into the corresponding resources to
provide the best homeopathy can offer for your case. This can be effectively
communicated to the patient and mutual expectations are clarified and
updated.
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