Genital herpes.
Such an awful disease.
Such a delicate subject.
Let's talk about it and what to do homeopathically.
What I am offering here is the Banerji Protocol for genital herpes. I’ve seen other practices for this condition work before but so far, none have proven as effective as this.
I must first offer a reminder of how important it is to know for certain that it is indeed genital herpes and not some other type of rash or condition.
Remember, homeopathy is not a supplement method, an immune booster, or an herbal supplement.
It is medicine.
This means that it takes on a correctional stance, not a supportive one, making it vital to have an accurate diagnosis for the specific condition being treated.
As always, when using the Banerji Protocols, and as a matter of good practice, begin with Camphor 200C – one dose, one day only.
“Why?” you ask?
Because those who live with genital herpes have typically been prescribed a number of different drugs to treat the condition, and we want to aid in clearing the case as best we can.
Camphor 200 has a reputation for doing this.
The next step is to employ Mercurius sol 200
If the eruptions are accompanied by pain, the following may also be added: Hypericum perf 200 mixed with Arsenicum album 200 for a few days, or until the pain stops.
All the while, continue with step two as outlined below.
About mixed remedies: You may either purchase these combination medicines pre-made or mix them yourself by putting a dose of each in the mouth one after the other or simultaneously.
Putting it all together
Day 1: One dose of Camphor 200 for one day only.
Day 2: Until there is no further evidence of the virus remaining: Mercurius sol 200 mixed with Arsenicum album 200, taken twice daily over many months.
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If there is pain: Hypericum 200 mixed with Arsenicum album 200, twice daily and stopped once the particular event is over.
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After employing the above medicines, there may be other symptoms that present such as itching, tenderness, etc. In this case, it’s best to add the protocol for each of these, as per the condition. For more information on skin protocols in general, go to Skinderella and my course Skin; the Ugly Truth.
A word about conventional drugs
I so often hear folks ask if they can use both synthetic drugs and homeopathy simultaneously. My answer is not necessarily applicable for every case but generally speaking, the objective of homeopathy is to uproot illness, not treat symptoms. Since these are opposite goals, the two paradigms are often incompatible.
Homeopathy works more effectively when used without the conflict of synthetics, but the goal is long-term wellness without suffering from a boomerang effect of withdrawal.
Given the difference in paradigms, it's best to eliminate the use of manufactured drugs as soon as feasible. However — and it’s a huge however — it is often imprudent to simply abort the use of them without careful consideration.
I urge folks to work with their primary health care provider or pharmacist to determine the best way to approach this.
It is my hope to address this subject in greater detail in the future.
For now, go home, treat your friends and family, and become the best healer you can be.
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Joette is not a physician and the relationship between Joette and her clients is not of prescriber and patient, but as educator and client. It is fully the client's choice whether or not to take advantage of the information Joette presents. Homeopathy doesn't "treat" an illness; it addresses the entire person as a matter of wholeness that is an educational process, not a medical one. Joette believes that the advice and diagnosis of a physician is often in order.
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