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| * The amount of water depends on the expected frequency of use. Make sure the bottle **is not completely filled with water**, max. to three-quarters of the total volume of the bottle. About 300 ml of water in half-liter bottles are satisfactory. 30 ml of water in 50 ml glass vial is also suitable. Of course, a larger volume of fluid will provide a greater number of doses. | * The amount of water depends on the expected frequency of use. Make sure the bottle **is not completely filled with water**, max. to three-quarters of the total volume of the bottle. About 300 ml of water in half-liter bottles are satisfactory. 30 ml of water in 50 ml glass vial is also suitable. Of course, a larger volume of fluid will provide a greater number of doses. | ||
| * Clean unused glass vials (volumes ranging from 50 ml to 500 ml, depending on the expected frequency of use) are eminently suitable for the purpose. These can be purchased from pharmacies or medical supplies stores. | * Clean unused glass vials (volumes ranging from 50 ml to 500 ml, depending on the expected frequency of use) are eminently suitable for the purpose. These can be purchased from pharmacies or medical supplies stores. | ||
| - | * Regarding the quality of water -- still table water, uncarbonated mineral water (without bubbles) or filtered water are suitable. Do not use chlorinated tap water (unless as a last resort). Highly mineralized waters and not suitable. | + | * Regarding the quality of water -- still table water, uncarbonated mineral water (without bubbles) or filtered water are suitable. Do not use chlorinated tap water (unless as a last resort). Highly mineralized waters are not suitable. |
| * Medicinal bottle should be stored in a refrigerator (otherwise the water will soon be spoiled). If not possible, store it in a dry and relatively cool place. You can add a little high-proof food-grade unflavoured alcohol for the purposes of preservation. It is useful to label the bottle, noting the remedy name and date of preparation. ** One bottle should only be used to prepare one remedy, and should be discarded after the use! ** | * Medicinal bottle should be stored in a refrigerator (otherwise the water will soon be spoiled). If not possible, store it in a dry and relatively cool place. You can add a little high-proof food-grade unflavoured alcohol for the purposes of preservation. It is useful to label the bottle, noting the remedy name and date of preparation. ** One bottle should only be used to prepare one remedy, and should be discarded after the use! ** | ||
| * Make sure not to expose the medicinal solution to direct sunlight, temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius, strong electromagnetic radiation (cell phones, televisions, computers, loudspeakers, wireless routers, microwave oven, electric appliances etc.) - otherwise you may lose efficiency. | * Make sure not to expose the medicinal solution to direct sunlight, temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius, strong electromagnetic radiation (cell phones, televisions, computers, loudspeakers, wireless routers, microwave oven, electric appliances etc.) - otherwise you may lose efficiency. | ||
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| 3. Take a small sip, about a teaspoonful. Hold the liquid in mouth for several seconds, then swallow. As far as possible, do not eat or drink (except clean water) at least 10 minutes before and after taking the dose. | 3. Take a small sip, about a teaspoonful. Hold the liquid in mouth for several seconds, then swallow. As far as possible, do not eat or drink (except clean water) at least 10 minutes before and after taking the dose. | ||
| - | If oral administration is not appropriate or practical (eg., in cases of painful swallowing) or in very sensitive persons, the remedy can be taken by olfaction -- just place the bottle very close to the nostril and breathe in vigorously. Do not inhale the liquid, just the vapors! | + | If oral administration is not appropriate or practical (e.g. in cases of painful swallowing) or in very sensitive persons, the remedy can be taken by olfaction -- just place the bottle very close to the nostril and breathe in vigorously. Do not inhale the liquid, just the vapors! |
| It is also possible to apply the medicinal solution under the nose -- for example, you can soak a pure cotton wool with the medicinal solution and rub it under the nose. | It is also possible to apply the medicinal solution under the nose -- for example, you can soak a pure cotton wool with the medicinal solution and rub it under the nose. | ||
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| ==== Prophylactic use of remedies ==== | ==== Prophylactic use of remedies ==== | ||
| - | In prophylactic use of remedies (i.e. which are not indicated by their corresponding symptoms, but only serve as prevention), it is better to choose a single dose of medium-high potency (30 or 200 CH) and not repeat the remedy frequently, in order to avoid overdose and a subsequent formation of undesirable effects (proving). If there is an irresistible desire to repeat the dose (some people just do not believe that a single dose may be sufficient), 30 CH weekly or 200 CH once every two weeks appears to be relatively safe interval of repetition. If any new symptoms appear or are suspected, any further repetition of the dose excluded! | + | In prophylactic use of remedies (i.e. which are not indicated by their corresponding symptoms, but only serve as prevention), it is better to choose a single dose of medium-high potency (30 or 200 CH) and not repeat the remedy frequently, in order to avoid overdose and a subsequent formation of undesirable effects (proving). If there is an irresistible desire to repeat the dose (some people just do not believe that a single dose may be sufficient), 30 CH weekly or 200 CH once every two weeks appears to be relatively safe interval of repetition. If any new symptoms appear or are suspected, any further repetition of the dose is excluded! |
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