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    What Is A Homeopathic Nosode?

    January 14, 2023 in Homeopathy

    Are nosodes for homeopaths onlyAnyone learning homeopathy will soon hear about “nosodes.”

    What are nosodes?

    They are remedies made from diseased tissue.

    They’re often used as “intercurrents,” in between regular remedies.

    Sometimes they’re used in emergencies.

    It’s often said that only professional homeopaths should use nosodes.

    In general, this is true.

    For a couple of reasons.

    One is that when you’re at the point a nosode is needed the case is complex.

    It’s beyond online remedy suggestions.

    Also, we all have these defects in our bodies called “miasms.”

    Most of the time they’re dormant, causing no trouble. We want to keep it that way.

    That’s why you don’t want to keep hitting your body with a nosode you don’t need.

    Because it can wake a sleeping miasm.

    Like a cranky toddler, it probably won’t want to go back to bed.

    You can spend a lot of time coaxing it to settle down.

    I’ve seen examples of this on various Facebook posts.

    Unfortunately, reckless use of nosodes may bring on a new layer of symptoms.

    All of which could have been avoided with careful prescribing.

    This is why most homeopaths say nosodes are best used by professionals.

    Trust me, we’re not trying to generate more business.

    We’re trying to save you time, trouble and money.

    There are some exceptions, though, which I’ll talk about later.

    What Is A Homeopathic Nosode?

    (This post contains affiliate links. If you purchase anything I receive a referral fee at no extra cost to you.)

    One of the most commonly used nosodes is called Carcinosin.

    This is often deployed after other remedies have failed.

    Or you realize someone is putting out a symptom picture of multiple remedies.

    Carcinosin is made from cancerous breast discharge.

    It sounds absolutely disgusting.

    But, fortunately, none of the original substance remains.

    Homeopathic Carcinosin is just an energetic imprint.

    Given when indicated, this nosode has helped countless people.

    Even if they’ve never had cancer.

    Carcinosin covers a wide range of conditions.

    It’s a good example of how a nosode can become a major homeopathic remedy.

    Yet it’s best used by professionals.

    Because anything that requires Carcinosin is deep seated.

    Beyond the scope of simple remedy suggestions.

    Do You Need To Be A Homeopath To Use Nosodes?

    Some other commonly used nosodes include:

    • Medorrhinum – This is made from gonorrhea. It sounds just as nasty as Carcinosin. But what’s left is energy. Medorrhinum is used to treat what homeopaths call the Sycotic miasm. Despite the name, it has nothing to do with psychosis. All of us probably have this miasm. But if it’s dormant you want it to stay that way. That’s why the only way to take Medorrhinum is with careful prescribing by a homeopath. It should be given only if the Sycotic miasm is exposed. This way you put it back to bed, instead of rousing it.
    • Syphilinum – This is made from Syphillis. Yet it’s a beautiful remedy, because of its ability to relieve pain and suffering. Again this should be recommended by a professional. Don’t try it at home, on your own.
    • Tuberculinum – This is given to tame the Tubercular miasm. It’s an amazing remedy when used properly and carefully. I’ve read of cases where it wasn’t, making the condition more difficult to cure. Bacillinum is often used to treat the Tubercular miasm.
    • Psorinum – This nosode is made from scabies. It’s very useful in skin diseases and in other chronic conditions, especially when there’s a lack of reaction. Some homeopaths recommend ONE dose of Psorinum just before hay fever season. This would be an acceptable way to use this nosode without a homeopath.

    Should I Use A Homeopathic Nosode?

    There are various other commonly used homeopathic nosodes. Including Streptococcinum and Staphylococcinum. These are often recommended for recurring infections.

    In fact, whenever you see that the name of a remedy ends in “inum” this means it’s a nosode.

    Earlier in the article I talked about exceptions.

    Because some nosodes should be in everyone’s home.

    Regardless of whether they’re a seasoned homeopath or just starting out.

    One of them is Pyrogen.

    This nosode is made from the pus of rotten meat.

    Through the years it’s undoubtedly saved many lives.

    It’s used when people are very sick with a high fever.

    They’re in a septic state. Other remedies have failed.

    Things are desperate and the fever is raging.

    This is when you want Pyrogen on hand.

    Of course, by this time you should also be working with a homeopath. As well as planning for emergency medical care.

    But what if you’re stuck in a remote area? With no access to doctors?

    This is why Pyrogen should be in every first aid kit, as well as in the house.

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