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Healing from Cipro Side Effects with Homeopathy – A Testimonial

I was suffering from cipro side effects. 9 years ago I was given a large round of Cipro* for an e coli infection in my kidneys. I had enjoyed perfect health for 40 years prior to this. Two months after the Cipro, I got violent food poisoning and this was the beginning of 9 years of ill health and torture. I later found out that the Ciproflaxin had destroyed my microbiome which led to a very nasty 5 year blasto or blastomycosis infection that created chronic leaky gut and adrenal fatigue. The Cipro also weakened my ligaments which led to a cervical and thoracic disc blowouts from a previously regular weight training routine. Cipro and fluoroquinolones antibiotics have even been linked ( in mainstream media!!) to NERVE DAMAGE!

My health steadily spiraled downwards over nine years to a point where I literally had to spend three weeks in bed after a 30 minute bike ride – I was totally exhausted and felt like I was dying.

I had been to many different medical doctors, cardiologists, an endocrinologist and a tropical medicine specialist – none of them were any help. Luckily I never gave up and found Dr Mueller through a website dedicated to floxies. I reached out to Homeopathic Associates six months ago a broken man, Today I am 90 % back to full health and just completed a very strenuous move with apartment redecoration and clean up. I can not recommend Dr Mueller and Kristina Star (the Mueller’s long time Clinic Manager) highly enough, they have literally saved my life. The gratitude and joy that I feel today is incredible and I wanted to make this testimonial in the hope that other floxies can read this and find the strength, hope and faith to continue with The Mueller Method™ and regain full health.

Cormac C.

New York City

* Other fluoroquinolone antibiotics that are similar to Cipro include: gemifloxacin (Factive), levofloxacin (Levaquin), moxifloxacin (Avelox), norfloxacin (Noroxin), and ofloxacin (Floxin)

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The Mueller Method in Practice: Six Cases

This is an edited and augmented excerpt from one of Manfred Mueller’s tutorials. Manfred developed The Mueller Method™ which introduces many features that go above and beyond standard homeopathic practice. The following cases will help the reader to have a better overview of how The Mueller Method™ works in clinical homeopathic practice, with a special focus on identifying causes, so-called “obstacles to cure,” and how to overcome them. For more information on The Mueller Method™ and its features, please read the article “The Mueller Method™ – Digging Deeper Into Your Homeopathic Toolbox”.

 

Case 1: Perineal Rash in an Infant

Infant girl, two months old. A painful, red, irritating rash appeared on the perineum after three weeks of daily dosing with Q potencies of the remedy Carcinosinum (one drop dose daily, beginning with 1Q and raising the potency to 2Q after 10 days, and so forth), given as a constitutional remedy. Medorrhinum was the only remedy found under the rubric for “eruption; perineum, infant.” Instead of using Medorrhinum, which only covered this one symptom and not an entire “syndrome” or the constitutional characteristics of this child, I looked at the case more thoroughly.

Why would Carcinosinum bring out a rash in the perineum? My guess was, an obstacle to cure existed – either something that was being used topically or there was a contact dermatitis of sorts.Carcinosinum was too dissimilar to this “condition” but similar to the “patient” and brought out a group of newer, latent symptoms. Upon further questioning of the mother, I decided that the “natural” diaper wipes the she’d been using could have been responsible for the eruption. While the ingredients seemed innocuous, I did find one potentially offending substance – potassium sorbate. I looked up the health effects potassium sorbate and found, yes, it can cause skin rashes. So the mother discontinued use of the wipes and we gave Potassium sorbate in a 30C potency in water, 3 doses day, for 3 days. By the next day the rash was gone and there was never any recurrence, even after months of being on her daily dosing of Carcinosinum.

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Interview with Homeopath Pamela Swanson on using “The Mueller Method”

Christina Mueller, Director of The Homeopathic College, interviews Pamela Swanson, RN, CCH, RSHom(NA) of Florida, USA specializes in treating children with autism spectrum disorders. She has been using The Mueller Method in her practice for nearly 2 years now. Please enjoy this interview on Pamela’s experience and observations on using The Mueller Method.

CM: You are currently a full time practicing homeopath. I know you are also trained as an RN, but can you give everyone a brief overview of your past training and experience before becoming a homeopath?

PS: I worked as an intensive care nurse for over 20 years. When I moved on from hospital nursing, I worked as a home health nurse and a hospice nurse. My last job as a traditional R.N. was running a family practice clinic.

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The Mueller Method – Digging Deeper into Your Homeopathic Toolbox

A free webinar hosted by Will Taylor, MD and sponsored by WholeHealthNow Books. Manfred Mueller, MA, DHM, RSHom(NA), CCH, continues the work of Samuel Hahnemann by applying the concepts from the Organon to today’s homeopathic practice. Diseases of today are more complex than in Hahnemann’s time. Our chronic disorders are mostly iatrogenic (drug/poison induced). Learn how to use new tools to accomplish more with your patients – faster and gentler.

Topics covered: dosing, potency, primary and secondary action of drugs, causes of disease, removing obstacles to cure and antidoting (reverse chronological tautopathy), remedy selection for complex and multiple disorders and more.

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