CONSTITUTIONAL TREATMENT George: If you are not able to see underneath to the next remedy, you cannot call it a disruption. A disruption is always when there is no improvement When you see a general improvement, you cannot call that a disruption. What is a cure? What is better? You call better something which is better. It may mean something like he was using 10 handkerchiefs, but now he is using one or two. So you would say that his catarrh was 80% better. Ina disruption they might say that the catarrh is the same. Question: So when you clear a case, you will always see some improvement? George: Yes. Sure. Improvement Definitely. You may see an aggravation in the beginning, but definitely an improvement later. Question: How about so-called one-sided cases? George: One-sided cases ? We have some cases like that. Haven’t we had some already ? This is where we give a remedy with very little improvement, but the next remedy is very clear. Question: There is improvement in a one-sided case ? George: There is some kind of improvement, yes. Question: You said something about the remedy bringing them to a certain state of health that then gives them the freedom to read more […]