I know the title of this post is a bit of an oxymoron but I feel compelled to post this. I am going over my dog's cardiac report from end of March 2022 and this was the quote from the work up:
Blossom's skin tag was suppposed to "fall off" after once a month dosing. Well, the vet FROZE it off. None of the other symptoms changed either and matter of fact she got real unbalanced and now needs thyroid even though 2 years ago her thyroid was normal. So again, did the homeopathy do nothing or worsen her? In my opinion homeopathy is just a detour into another land of symptomology and either I have gotten 4-5 ineffective homeopaths or it doesn't do anything. You cannot say my opinions are biased or unsubstantiated. Where are the cases other than isolated ones. I guess I will drop Blossom's homeopath at this point. Today she is supposed to get Thuja and in one month Silicea again. Show me the proof my dog will show improved vital force and health after almost 3 years of remedies.
At this point I started to work with a homeopath and in 2 months the dog died from sudden death, irregular heartbeat obviously deadly. The homeopathy made my dog decline. I am posting this because I wish I had known it would have been better to do nothing,i.e. no intervention per above, to a "normal irregular heartbeat" that was not causing problems. I have found no benefit to any homeopathy using certified homeopaths for ANY symptom or problem. The only benefit I HAVE found has been with vets not certified in it who gave me a regimen short term and/or daily dosing for a specific problem--i.e. nausea, vomiting. So do I buy into one remedy for all symptoms? Not my experience. I have spent so much money and warning people about having a so called qualified homeopath with zero results. My new conventional vet is one of those who told me he uses homeopathy and he is not a homeopath but his story of stopping a bleeding hemangiosarcoma and having it go quiet for a couple years was enough for me. He used Thuja multiple times a day and then less and less. Nobody ever mentioned Thuja to me when Gabby died of hemangiosarcoma. Maybe the one remedy for all can be rethought and go with what will actually help avoid death. Same non certified homeopathic vet helped my neighbor's dog avoid back surgery. So do not buy "how homeopathy SHOULD " be done, I would go with someone, certified or not with a real track record. I heard Dr. Wil state, a respected homeopath that for limping in a dog he would use Ligaplex and Symphytum. When Blossom was limping I asked for a dose for ligaplex but nobody seemed to know. I have ligaplex but did not give it to her because I did not know a dose. In medicine an insufficient dose may not produce results.
Blossom's skin tag was suppposed to "fall off" after once a month dosing. Well, the vet FROZE it off. None of the other symptoms changed either and matter of fact she got real unbalanced and now needs thyroid even though 2 years ago her thyroid was normal. So again, did the homeopathy do nothing or worsen her? In my opinion homeopathy is just a detour into another land of symptomology and either I have gotten 4-5 ineffective homeopaths or it doesn't do anything. You cannot say my opinions are biased or unsubstantiated. Where are the cases other than isolated ones. I guess I will drop Blossom's homeopath at this point. Today she is supposed to get Thuja and in one month Silicea again. Show me the proof my dog will show improved vital force and health after almost 3 years of remedies.
