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Parkinson's response to Lu+


(@turiyahill)
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Yesterday I treated what I thought was an obvious St Excess in a Parkinson's patient.....very depleted thenars, weak voice, a sense of losing her life to this disease...and she had very negative response to Lu+...inner agitation, increase in the parkinson's symptoms.....and when I removed the needles and treated as St+ there was remarkable settling and overall response to the treatment. Sooo ...what might I not be seeing here? In retrospect I am thinking I perhaps should have tried Ki+....as there is a bit of scatterdness in her presentation and i suspect it is gradually becoming difficult for her to care for herself. Thanks.



   
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Toby Daly
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What was her body type like?

What is her relationship with resources like?



   
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(@turiyahill)
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She is more of a slightly collapsed chest...certainly not a Luexcess chest.  And she   doesn't appear poorly resourced....has made a reservation with Dignitas in Switzerland  for when the Parkinson's has progressed to a point that is  unliveable for her....and her  brother will accompany her...so she's resourced.

And today I learned she experiences " considerable" dryness throughout her body.,....eyes especially , mouth, skin.   So perhaps this is why she reacted poorly to LU+.

Today based upon other factors I treated LV+ and she settled very well. And I am considering Ki+ for her next visit.



   
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