Homeopathy Rules: Peppermint - Coffee - camphor
A very common question of patients with homeopathy is somewhat involved, etc. if you must drink coffee.
To this end, I received also the following question from a reader:
I'm always unsure if Schuessler salts the same "rules" apply in the case of homeopathic globules as: Can you also do not use toothpaste with menthol here mint tea drank any or no chewing gum, etc.?
Apparently, however, that on a salt, I've read that you should drink peppermint tea, by the way / can. Harm also a nice cup of espresso or caffeine should be left off completely? Thank you for your help.
The question is difficult, yet light.
Yes, a cup of espresso or mint tea can cancel the effect of homeopathic remedies.
Camphor removes almost all the funds as menthol.
So no Fishermen's Friend, etc. during a homeopathic therapy.
We come to the coffee.
A personal experience of this:
Drinking coffee, the effect was not affected. One year, the pills do not seem to work, and I wondered whether the agent has changed.
In a short repertory, I got the same result. Then I realized that the coffee had to be there - and so it proved.
I recommend all patient's general coffee, peppermint, camphor and menthol to avoid - then you are on the "safe" side.
Incidentally, black tea is possible - the shows only very rarely a so-called anti-doping.
Updated 17 March 2010:
Again, an individual experience and observation: coffee appears at about 35% of patient's antidote to the means. This is a personal experience I have observed in patients. Prerequisite:
1. The agent is, in my opinion, certainly fits.
2. The patient usually takes no medications.
3. There are no other "blocks" before.
For camphor and peppermint, I cannot specify a number, because I recommend all patients to avoid these funds.
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