N23: How the Body Heals

How the body heals itself after taking homeopathic medicine is important to take note of as it can help you know what to expect.  The expectations are sometimes unclear and when to redose is not always clear.  Comparing ourselves to a laptop and a tennis player helps understand the process.  A tennis player analogy is one I have used before, but we see the racket as the technology of modern and postmodern medicine, the nutritionist, chiropractor and naturopath emphasize good food, exercise and physical alignment, but if you have never played a game of tennis you will lose against the weakest of opponents because you have not played tennis for a long time.  With mother’s milk and time, the immune system becomes fully functional by age 5, but then we need to continue learning how to play with ‘adaptators’ and other substances that we learn and adapt to while learning to stay alive and healthy on Earth.  Homeopathy is there to help you if the opponent is stronger than you and you need to get a stronger code to heal your body.  The emphasis is that you are the one who is healing, unlike definitions that insist on it being an external substance that healed you. The laptop is a good analogy to understand that the viruses and other adaptators are ‘software’ problems.  Disease does not start as a physical disease or destroyed organ, but rather as a dynamic mistunement – just like an anti-virus. What do you do once you take a remedy.  What does it look like if I am getting better?  Homeopathy is a gentle system and the healing crisis needs to be as gentle as possible, according to Hahnemann.  The reason you may need help is not because the body cannot heal itself, but rather the remedy boosts the healing crisis or symptom so it is strong enough to carry out a healing sequence.  A temperature is an excellent tool the body uses to create the crisis and heal itself.  The inflammation is there to heal us, and by taking blockers and pain killers we do not heal our body but make it very sick with deeper pathologies that become syndromes of the entire system. The body knows what to do, and the natural blocker in the conscious mind as well as the blockers we add will confuse it.  Learning from all mothers’ milk is important – we learn from every substance. If we put sterile substances and artificial substances into ourselves it will cause the body to begin getting so sick it will be hard to reverse.  The symptoms are the parts of the expression of substances and if the body has had it injected into the system through bites, stings and other injections you get very sick because the body does not recognize the substance and it is running through the body causing problems and the symptoms are the ones telling us what the substance is. Healing after taking a remedy is scanning of the body as a result of the code you took.  Redosing allows you to see the same scanning returning but some symptoms that don’t come back, like a migraine or a wart, do not return because the body has read the problem and started fixing it.  You need to continue taking a remedy because we are continually pushed into a ‘failed state’ because of the multiple substances and the multiple symptoms that these same substances are creating in the body. Medical suppressions will eventually cause a larger group of symptoms because the body now has to also get the body to create the symptoms for the new substances, letting the previous battle continue with it eventually losing that fight as it takes on the new symptoms from the new substance. Because we live in a world that does not give us everything we want at every moment of the day, the chances are that you may have to redose your constitutional remedy every few months or years. The question for today: Can homeopathy heal autoimmune diseases? All views presented are based on credible sources, but they are explained through the individual’s viewpoint.  Doing your own research while integrating new information is always important when forming your own viewpoint. The information in this podcast is not meant to address individual health needs, it is general in nature and should not be used as medical information for your health unless used in combination with your health practitioner.