BLOCKS TO CURE IN HOMEOPATHY

Sometimes an apparently well chosen remedy doesn't work. Why?

One possibility is that there is a block to cure

A block to cure can be physical or emotional and related to:

- work
- relationships
- lifestyle
- curent medication
- toxicity
- past surgery or injury
- other environmental (external) influences
- Miasm or other Dyscrasia

A block to cure is anything that prevents cure from the prescribed constitutional remedy (simillimum) alone.

The block to cure needs to be addressed first and separately before a deeper acting remedy can be effectve. Sometimes this can be done by changing prescribing methods i.e. giving a homeopathic remedy specifically for the block itself , or it may be that the block needs other strategies to resolve it.

E.g. you cannot cure starvation with homeopathy nor can you cannot stop a radioactive fallout - although you may be treat some side effects of them. These are extreme examples but the same applies for less obvious influences in our lives. For example stress at work or in a relationship may override the patients ability to be healthy and so this needs to be addressed if possible by other methods, e.g. by resolving the problem or by removing the patient from the problem.

Equally toxicity from whatever source, (environmental, work related, medications, recreational drugs, alcohol) may prevent a constitutional homeopathic remedy from working, so it needs to be addressed directly and there are many ways to do this (the approaches are too varied to discuss here).

Homeopathy can play a part in assisting these processes:
- the extent to which it helps will depend on:
A - whether the patient can actually be distanced from the block to cure or not.
B - how amenable the block is to homeopathic or other therapy