N85: Influenza with Homeopathy - Part 1

Influenza is similar to colds that have body aches, chills and fatigue accompanying them.  When someone has the flu and you are looking for a remedy, it is important to include the concomitants and ask them how they feel, what the pain experience is, if they are impacted by food, cold, wet, dry, the weather and other environmental impacts.  In order to choose a remedy, what you need is to look at a collection of remedies and see how they are different.  When taking a case of the flu, I always assume that it could be an exacerbation of the patient’s chronic state whether that be conception remedy or corrupted circuit, and as such finding the source words is the best way to proceed if you are a professional homeopath.  Also taking into account that we are adapting to what is happening inside as well as outside ourselves. When we consume concentrations of poisons through overconsumption or consuming concentrations of substances that are not in concentrated forms in nature, like almond milk or flax-seed oil/powder.  The remedy is often one that is connected to what we are consuming or injecting and not necessarily a substance that we are adapting from outside.  Therefor as per usual, a totality of symptoms and an unprejudiced case-taking will bring us the best remedy.  If you are helping your family and choosing a remedy, or helping out your community, it is important to learn which remedies have signs the adaptor has passed over the blood-brain barrier and give the remedies accordingly.  Remember to always use professional services for individual health needs. 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.