Antidote

Question:
Dr. Luc,
Can you please describe how to antidote a remedy?

I know this is not something to do on a routine basis, but a couple of
scenarios come into mind that would call for this:

1. a child gets a hold of pellets of his/her chronic remedy somehow,

2. someone absent mindedly drinks a remedy that was prepared in a water
bottle thinking it was water and doesn't realize it until after the fact.

Camphor was suggested....I'm assuming this is a homeopathic remedy....but
what potency, dry pellets or diluted, how often does one need to give it
for it to serve as an antidote?

Thank you.

Answer:
Indeed these might be different scenarios. If the child gets a hold of his
chronic simillimum: a similar aggravation can be expected and the moment it
starts occurring a lower potency (6C) of the same remedy is given, repeated
as needed. Often one dose might be enough. It is the same for these other
scenarios. Rarely does one need to use Camphor 200C, the universal antidote
and usually one dose in water (1 tsp) is enough. Depending on the situation
it can be repeated as needed.

Dr luc