TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

Homeopathy Management

Basic Dosage in Homeopathy for Beginners

Dosage in homeopathy varies according to the type of treatment, the level of dilution of the medicine (potency), and the patient's condition. However, the following steps offer a general guide for beginners.

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‍1. Choose the Appropriate Potency

  • Low potencies (6X, 6C, 12C): Usually used for mild physical symptoms and in daily treatments.
  • Medium potencies (30C): Indicated for more generalized or emotional symptoms and can be taken several times a day.
  • High potencies (200C or higher): Used in less frequent treatments (once a week or even monthly) and under professional supervision, as they act on a deeper level.

For beginners, potencies from 6C to 30C are usually the most recommended, as they are safe for common symptoms and frequent use. 2. Dosage and Frequency

  • Standard dose: Typically, a single dose of 3 to 5 granules per intake.
  • Frequency: Depends on the level of symptoms. For acute symptoms (e.g., a recent cold), it can be every 2-3 hours, reducing the frequency as symptoms improve. For chronic or emotional symptoms, the frequency varies between once a day and once a week, as indicated by the professional.

Preparation of a Dropper with Homeopathy Granules

For some users, administering homeopathy in drops is more convenient, and it is useful if gradual absorption is desired or if small and frequent doses are needed. Below, I explain how to prepare a water dropper with homeopathy granules.

Necessary Materials

  • A dark glass bottle with a dropper (ideally 30 ml).
  • Distilled or filtered water (a mixture of water and 20% alcohol can also be used to preserve it longer).
  • Granules of the desired homeopathy (e.g., Arnica 30C).

Steps to Prepare the Dropper

  1. Disinfect the Bottle: Make sure the bottle is clean and disinfected. You can rinse it with hot water.
  2. Add the Granules: Place between 3 and 5 granules of the homeopathic remedy in the bottle.
  3. Fill with Water (or Water and Alcohol Mixture): Fill the bottle with distilled water or a mixture of water with 20% alcohol (usually ethanol or vodka) to help preserve the solution.
  4. Shake the Solution: Close the bottle tightly and shake it vigorously 10-15 times. This shaking process is known as "succussion," and in theory, it increases the vibrational potency of the remedy.

How to Use the Dropper

  • Dose: Generally, 3 to 5 drops per intake.
  • Frequency: Same as in the case of granules, depending on the type of symptom. For acute symptoms, every 2-3 hours; for chronic symptoms, 1-2 times a day.

Important Notes

  • Avoid contact with metals: When preparing and administering homeopathic remedies, it is usually recommended to avoid contact with metal objects, as it is believed that it could alter the vibration of the medicine.
  • Store in a cool, dark place: Direct sunlight and heat can affect the stability of the preparation.

Final Considerations

It is essential to remember that, although homeopathy is safe in low doses, for chronic or complex conditions it is always advisable to consult a professional. Homeopathy is based on an individualized view of the patient, so the guidance of an expert will help ensure that the treatment is effective and appropriate.