HOW MANY OF YOU HAVE CONSIDERED the possibility of undergoing major surgery without having to take painkillers or being able to take fewer painkillers.

A few years ago I had to undergo both the removal of Titanium clips and a mastectomy that appeared to be related to the Titanium poisoning I was suffering from.

I did not take a single painkiller for either of these operations.

The healing of the wounds was very quick without any complications.

As a practitioner I have often helped patients in a similar way if I knew they had to undergo medical intervention.

Every time, both the surgeons and patients were surprised how quickly the patients recovered - how quickly they could get up from bed with ease and with little pain.

I realised that the best homoeopathic remedies to help in such situations were:

Before operation:-

A mixture of 6 remedies that help with: (Renaissance Remedy)

Emotional shock: Ophiopinna

Physical shock: Arborescence (Fossilised Wood - Ainsworths pharmacy)

Anasthesia poisoning: Echinocrys (Ainsworths pharmacy)

Vascular shock: Micraster (Ainsworths pharmacy)

Re-establishing a patients vital force and energy: Dichotomosphinctes (Ammonite)

Helps with emotional harmony, equilibrium and balance: Agglestone (Ainsworths Pharmacy)

• This will boost the immune system
• Will increase energy
• Will help with recovery

The treatment must start 5 days before the operation. One drop 3 times a day, if possible even on the day of the operation.

After the operation:-

To control pain:-

Renaissance Remedy

One drop as often as required. The patient can control the pain by taking as many drops as he/she wants.

This means it can be taken every 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hourly. If the patient is not able to put the remedy on the tongue, the drops can be applied on the wrist

I also found that, applying Renaissance Cream on the wrist very regularly, acts also as a painkiller resulting in a calming effect in case you cannot take medecine orally. This can be done as often as required.

If after the operation the patient feels depressed:-

A grief remedy can be given such as:

Ignatia, Natrum Muriaticum or Causticum according to the emotional symptoms of the patient.

Martine Mercy MARH