Case Reports of Five Cancer Patients with Unusual Course

Abstract

The appropriate homeopathic remedy, reflecting the Scholten approach, seemed to have beneficial impact on the disease process of the five individuals presented.

Cancer and the Display of Lymph Nodes Using Potentized Remedies (Derivates of Iodine and Carbo Animalis)

“…Timeline of a young female patient suffering from multiple inflammations for several years. Following the treatment of leukorrhea, a tumour on the right thigh and NHL developed [1,2]. After administration of Ferr-i, the tumours subsided and symptoms present before the onset of the tumour dynamics flared up again and vanished quickly.…”

“…The layer of such supressed feelings is subconscious and attacks and irritates the health condition of the patient permanently in a detrimental way. Here, we present four severe cancer cases (Two unpublished cases and two additional in-depth evaluations of the remedies, which have been briefly outlined in a previous publication [1]) and demonstrate how remedies can be selected due to the patient's constitution (life-long signs and symptoms) and mental state, which are interwoven. Morphology is included in the remedy picture.…”

“…It includes an investigation of the character, of the life-theme and biography of the patient. If these parameters are included, the action of an appropriate potentized remedy repeatedly reveals a hierarchical organisation of the immune system by syndrome shifts (Rules of Hering) and it can be shown that the remedy attempts to reconstruct a healthy epigenome, because if old symptoms flare up again -and even if not -we may see complete remissions of tumours in particular cancer cases (nitric-acid cures stomach cancer [1], ferrum-iodatum and calcium-iodatum cure non-Hodgkin lymphomas [2,3].…”

“…More precisely, we look for the essence of the case, because we use only one remedy. The essence can clearly be seen on the psychological level of patients (an approach of homoeopathy, but much more the approach of Scholten), as documented by numerous published cases [1]. Today we are able to subsume the psychosomatic complex, the character, and biography of the patient, which may indicate a single remedy, sometimes called a constitutional remedy.…”