Dealing with AIDS
Question:
"What is your experience dealing with HIV or AIDS? I was called
recently about an AIDS case and would like to prepare myself better if they
call back for an appointment."
Answer:
As severe as such disease is called, it remains still a patient
WITH AIDS. This also means that any AIDS patient coming to you will be
different to the point that different remedies are needed. It will be your
task to differentiate between curable and incurable case. In all cases,
one must always first think that the illness is curative. This might sound
preposterous for AIDS but we must keep in mind that allopathy considers
basically every chronic disease as incurable (the word becomes
"controlling" the disease).
Application of the simillimum to the case and its reaction to it, will make
it clear if you deal with an incurable or curable case. In my new upcoming
book, I pose 11 questions that the homeopath must answer after
investigating the case. This helps him determining prognosis and
possibility of cure. If one aspect of such patient stands out like
suffering from an acute picture then obviously the acute must be dealt
first. But there must be enough AIDS cases out there that truly can be
halted. As we know some cases of AIDS live for a long time, others succomb
quickly. The miasmatic predominance can tell you this too, even taking in
account the family history. Then you have to take in account any drugs the
patient takes as it will create symptoms on which you don't want to
prescribe homeopathically! Good luck.
Dr luc
