Dynamic Health through Dynamic Medicine involves restoration of health in the
most gentle and harmless way with emphasis on comprehensive evaluation of the
mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical plane.
Our team of medical staff and personal are here to process
you and encourage you toward Dynamic Health for “Man as a Whole”.
It is important that the individual understands that the problem experienced in the
physical plane is not the complete manifestation of his/her crisis.
What is acute in the physical plane, is chronic in the mental and emotional plane.
In other words, the body goes where the mind goes. Our problems manifest from conception to
birth and develop toward regeneration or regression depending upon the individual’s mental,
emotional, and physical health, until death. There is a constant tug-of-war between the planes,
and if the planes don’t meet to work together, they experience symptoms of degeneration and
eventual development of chronic disease. The dynamic approach is a system of therapeutics that
looks at these planes comprehensively and re-energizes the planes to work together and experience dynamic health.
FAQs
These are some of the most frequently asked questions. If you have any other specific questions related to your current program; please click the "Contact Us" Menu-item on the top menu and send us your question. We will revert to you with an answer at the earliest.
1. Why does the program require frequent visits?
2. How long do these remedies last?
3. Are there any food/drinks I should stay away from, that might antidote the remedies?
4. Will the X-ray at the airport affect my remedies?
5. Do Dynamic Medicines have any side effects?
6. What are Potencies?
7. What are combination dynamic medicines?
8. Are there guidelines to follow for dynamic medicines to be effective?
9. How do I take dynamic medicines?
10. How and where should I keep the medicines?
1. Why does the program require frequent visits?
A:
The individual programs require frequent visits due to the nature of the condition
he/she is suffering and the program provided by the consultant. The dynamic approach works in processing the
individual and on improving the physiology in the most gentle and harmless way. This takes
time and personal responsibility but without major side effects.
2. How long do these remedies last?
A:
Most remedies last over 10 years, but depending on the source and type of
remedy the expiration date can vary from 30 days to 10 years. Make sure you check the labels on
the bottles for proper list of expiration date. And don’t forget to ask your pharmacy aid, the shelf life of
the products received.
3. Are there any food/drinks I should stay away from, that might antidote the remedies?
A:Food items like coffee, tea, coke, and chocolate can antidote many remedies.
In addition, peppermint, spearmint and other toothpaste like tartar control products, can
antidote various products. If you cannot avoid contact with such products, then consult with the medical
staff, who will provide you information regarding the duration before and after to prevent the antidote effect.
4. Will the X-ray at the airport affect my remedies?
A:It depends on the potency and type of remedies in reference. In most cases, consult with medical
staff before exposing any products through the X-ray machine especially with higher potencies,
like 200X, 1M, 10M…, caution should be emphasized.
5. Do Dynamic Medicines have any side effects?
A: Sometimes, but one would not define such effects as side effects. In many situations there are "aggravations" or "provings"
that occurs in the individual programs. This is due to the intensification of the "sufferings"previously observed; often associated
with the action of the correct Dynamic (Homoeopathic) remedy for the individual. This is the body's way of correcting itself
and the process of achieving equilibrium between the mental, emotional, and physical planes.
6. What are Potencies?
A: Potencies indicate the strength available in a homoeopathic medicine.
Homoeopathic medicine consists of natural substances that are extremely diluted.
These dilutions stimulate your body’s defense system. The amount of dilution is called potency.
The lowest potency scale is X. A medicine with 30X has more strength than a medicine with 6X.
The C scale is a higher potency than X. Depending on your condition, a doctor may prescribe a dilution of X
(decimal), C (centesimal), or M (millennial). M is the strongest and is an extension of the C scale.
7. What are combination dynamic medicines?
A: Combination remedies are often used to treat acute problems such as, but not limited to, colds, flu,
headache, back pain, etc. This is convenient for short-term illness. They contain several single
remedies of similar effect to help your body balance dynamically, safely and effectively.
8. Are there guidelines to follow for dynamic medicines to be effective?
A: Yes, since dynamic medicine stimulates your own defense system there are
certain rules that must be followed to maximize the effectiveness of the homoeopathic medicine.
Rules for Taking Homoeopathic Remedies
- Take nothing by mouth 10-20 minutes prior to or following dosage. This includes food, drink, chewing gum, toothpaste etc(except for combinations).
- Limit caffeine as much as possible in any forms, such as soft drinks, coffee or chocolate.
- No camphor, such as in muscle and joint rubs. Avoid moth ball fumes.
- No dental drilling. If dental drilling, use injectable or extra dermal application.
- Limit contact with cigarette smoke, especially menthol as much as possible.
- Avoid raw garlic. Cooked garlic is okay.
- Alcohol sensitivities: If the patient is sensitive to the alcohol, they may put the drops into a glass (3 oz) of warm water. Allow one minute for the alcohol to evaporate.
9. How do I take dynamic medicines?
A: It depends on the type of medicine that you are using.
Typically with single remedies, the pellets or tablets dissolve in the mouth or under the tongue.
For liquids under the tongue or with 3-4 tablespoons of de-ionized distilled special water.
Food should not be taken with most of the medicines. Certain gels, and lotions should be applied topically.
10. How and where should I keep the medicines?
A: Keep all the medicines at room temperature away from sunlight and other radiations.
