The use of Q potencies is a vital part of The Mueller Method ™ in clinical practice.
In addition to the 6th Edition of the Organon, one of Hahnemann’s final masterpieces was the creation of “the perfect potency” – the Q potencies. Commonly called LM’s, Q potencies have the special characteristics of being gentle, deep acting and easily repeatable.
From over 20 years of extensive use (since 1990), Mueller shares his observations, successes and failures. Discussion includes a workable protocol for their systematic use; how to individualize this protocol to suit individual sensitivity or other special needs of the patient, and more.
Course Features
- Lectures 11
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 90 minutes
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 3
- Assessments Self
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 11 Lessons
- 90 Minutes
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- All Lessons11
- 2.1Ch#1: Introduction
- 2.2Ch#2: On Reducing the Dose
- 2.3Ch#3: Dilution and Dynamization
- 2.4Ch#4: The Higher the Potency, the Shorter the Effect
- 2.5Ch#5: New Potentization Method
- 2.6Ch#6: Questions #1
- 2.7Ch#7: Benefits of Q (LM) Potencies
- 2.8Ch#8: Questions #2
- 2.9Ch#9: Alternation of Daily Remedies
- 2.10Ch:#10: Comments
- 2.11Ch#11: Discussion and Questions #3
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