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| Hpathy Ezine - August, 2005 | ||||
Homeopathy for Animals-- Christina Chambreau, DVM |
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WHAT POTENCY WOULD BE BEST? Remember how remedies are made – successive dilutions and
succussions. Higher potencies are more powerful than lower potencies.
Brief examples: 14-year-old cat with renal disease and rodent ulcers - 6c QD; 2 year old cat with rodent ulcers - 200c given one time, maybe to be repeated in 1-2 months; 14 year old dog with behavior problems - 30c, one time, to be repeated, if indicated, no more than several times at no less than a 10-14 day intervals; 2 year old dog with behavior problems - 1M, given once and probably not repeated for 2 to 4 months. These are chronic disease examples – potencies for acute prescribing are different (see section on acutes). How do these principles apply in veterinary practice, especially in a currently conventional one? As we talked about early in the talk, sometimes treating the pathology or disease (Dexasone injection or homeopathic Apis or a combination homeopathic remedy for a bee sting reaction) will make the symptoms disappear and not further weaken the energy field. At best with this non-individualized treatment, the pathology and the symptoms resolve but can reoccur in the future. At worst, the symptoms resolve but the animal is weaker overall and develops more serious ailments. More beneficial effects are possible by treating the energy field that is causing the pathological changes that are causing the symptoms. When we can find the remedy whose energy pattern (as seen from the provings and described in the materia medicas) is very similar to the energy pattern of the individual we are treating (as seen by the symptoms of the disease and the idiosyncrasies of the patient and the historical problems), the susceptibility to become ill in this way (and often in any way) is eliminated or changed so the animal remains healthy - or becomes more and more healthy. Animals successfully treated with homeopathy or other holistic approaches usually stay alert, agile, interactive and relatively symptom free until they have a final illness and die within a short time. This is our goal. FURTHER STUDY You are sold. You are ready to dig in really study homeopathy.
Take the National Center for Homeopathy Summer School courses (for
animals and people the last 2 weeks in June) (in 2005 it is hosted
by PGFF – http://www.HomeopathicAnimalCare.org), then a course
with one primary teacher that extends over at least 1 year (human
or animal). If you want certification with the Academy of Veterinary
Homeopathy (AVH), ask for their guidance for the best courses. Drs.
Komisar, Pitcairn and Evans offer the year long (20 day) Professional
Veterinary Homeopathy Course on several places around the continent.
Continue your training by attending AVH conferences, AHVMA conferences
with homeopathy talks, reading the AHVMA and AVH journals, attending
advanced course by Drs. Levy, Chambreau, Loops and attending courses,
workshops and conferences for treating people. HOMEOPATHIC COURSES, JOURNALS, ORGANIZATIONS Academy of Veterinary Homeopathy &n bsp; &n bsp; Journal.
Annual conference. The National Center for Homeopathy &n bsp; &n bsp; Newsletter
with animal cases. Devon School of Homeopathy New England School of Homeopathy &n bsp; &n bsp; Journal,
classes, directory Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians &n bsp; Great
journal Many web sites cover issues in homeopathy, both human and animal.
Homeopathy: SUBTLE SIGNS OF ILL HEALTH Most health problems are the result of an underlying energy imbalance, made worse from poor diet and vaccination. They are rarely acute diseases (except injuries). Therefore, you may find that the problem does not clear up as you expect or it recurs. If so, you are dealing with an underlying predisposition to illness, and these clues to underlying ill health will help you select a remedy and monitor the results. As we cure animals of "disease", we find that certain other "NORMAL" things go away, too. Do not be satisfied until most of the following symptoms are gone. In young, apparently healthy animals, these apparently "normal" problems may be the only indications to start treatment. This is only the beginning of a list - as more animals are cured we will find new levels of health. DOGS AND CATS SKIN: doggy smell; attracts fleas a lot; dry, oily, lack-luster
coat; excessive shedding; not grooming, ear problems - waxy, oily,
itchy, recurrent mites; eye discharge, tearing, or matter in corner
of eyes; raised third eyelid; spots appearing on iris; "freckles"
appearing on face; EQUINE MIND: cribbing and/or weaving; pen/stall walking; flank sucking;
over-reactive; fearful, territorial or aggressive; Fears of loud
noises, slightest noises, narrow spaces. OTHER SPECIES How would they be in the wild? Is this really health? Learn the
normals and be open for more health. |
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| An internationally known homeopathic veterinarian, Christina
Chambreau is committed to the idea that everyone in the world needs
to learn about the holistic approach to health for their animals and
themselves. She is a founder of the Academy Of Veterinary Homeopathy
and is on the faculty of the National Center for Homeopathy Summer
School. Christina's goal in her practice, teaching all over the continent,
her work with the Veterinary Advice Line and The Hunger Project are
to help create a healthy, peaceful world. For classes to learn more,
contact Dr. Christina Chambreau at HealthyAnimals@aol.com or by phone
at: 410-771-4968 |
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