Homeopathic nosode from swimming pool water of a public swimming pool

Abstract

Homeopathic medicine, - characterized in that the final products are in the form of globules, tablets, creams or drops based on water or alcohol.

Description

2. Technical area:

[0001] The invention relates to the production of a universal homeopathic remedy - complex nosode from swimming pool water of a public swimming pool by filtration and potentiation according to homeopathic principles. 3. State of the art:

[0002] To date, there are homeopathic complex remedies and complex nosodes based on individual pathogens, plant, mineral, or other organic substances. The use of water from public swimming pools as a source substance for homeopathic nosodes in high potencies is unknown. 4. Object of the invention:

[0003] The aim of this invention is to provide a remedy which, due to the diversity, almost universality, of potential pathogens, but also symptoms of disease and excretory toxins in swimming pool water, develops a very broad, almost universal homeopathic effect without posing a risk of infection.

[0004] The homeopathic information content of the water in a public swimming pool is comprehensively complex. The water receives its information through contact with sick or pre-existing individuals who use the pool. These individuals come from almost all age groups and are of all genders. They impart a wealth of pathogenic information to the pool water through direct physical contact (skin contact, mucous membrane contact, feces from the intestines and bladder, vaginal secretions, menstrual secretions, saliva, tears, sweat, hair, skin flakes, and much more).

[0005] A highly potent complex nosode is produced from this original substance, swimming pool water, according to homeopathic principles. The risk of infection or toxicity is mathematically and biologically measurably zero. 5. Solution to the problem:

[0006] The water from a public swimming pool is taken, filtered, and diluted using the homeopathic potentization method (e.g., D12, C30), then shaken. This process retains no measurable concentration of the original substances, but the information about the pathogens, symptoms, or specific toxins of the respective diseases is transferred to the carrier medium of the remedy (e.g., water, alcohol). 6. Description of the invention: 6.1 Taking a sample of swimming pool water (approx. 100 ml). 6.2 First filtration to remove coarse impurities. 6.3 Potentiation according to homeopathic standards. - Tenfold (D - potencies) or one hundredfold (C - potencies) dilution with 10 vigorous succussions each. - Repeat the process depending on the desired final potency 6.4 End products available as drops, globules, tablets, creams, ointments and much more. 7. Extraction of the primary substance from the swimming pool water (drawing) Fig. A: The water is taken from the swimming pool / swimming pool water (2) using a pipe (1) made of chemically resistant material (e.g. glass) with a practical diameter and a length that is slightly above the water level in the swimming pool. Fig. B: The pipe is lowered into the water to the bottom of the pool. Fig. The mixer (3), made of chemically resistant material (e.g., glass), mixes the pool water in the pipe with up-and-down movements. This is intended to ensure that all upper and lower water layers have a virtually identical physical / chemical composition. This process should be repeated approximately 20 times. Fig. : To take the mixed swimming pool water from the pipe, a sampler (4) made of a chemically resistant material (e.g. glass) is used. Fig. E: This is intended to take a sample (approx. 100 ml) from approximately the middle of the tube. Fig. F: The sample taken is considered the original substance of the swimming pool water and is further processed according to homeopathic guidelines until the finished remedy is produced.

Claims

[1] Homeopathic medicine, - characterized by that the final products are in the form of globules, tablets, creams or drops based on water or alcohol.

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