Cell Salt Experiment: Long Term Assessment

[ecosophia]

Quite a while ago -- 14 March 2020, in fact, which seems these days like something that happened when dinosaurs roamed the earth -- I started a sequence of posts that invited readers to take part in an experiment based on my ongoing research. You can find the posts here: 

https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/81817.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/84513.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/86784.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/105216.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/122390.html
https://ecosophia.dreamwidth.org/140923.html

The short form, for those who don't want to wade through a sequence of posts, is that a century ago, an alternative health practitioner named Dr. George W. Carey came up with a protocol that uses cell salts -- one subset of homeopathic medicines -- to bring about a general improvement in physical, mental, and spiritual health. After close study of Carey's decidedly weird writings, I worked out the protocol and presented it to readers, and we did a questionnaire-based pilot study that found statistically significant positive results from the protocol. 

All this will be part of a book eventually. In the mean time, however, one of my readers asked a little while ago whether it would be possible to have a discussion of the long term effects of the protocol. Carey thought that it would take three years of steady use to make the benefits of the protocol permanent; it's a little early for that, of course, but it struck me that this would indeed be a good time to check in. 

Also, since this journal already hosts a weekly open post on the Covid mess, it occurs to me to ask: if you were on the protocol, did you get Covid, and if so, how was your experience compared to those of other people you know? 

Comments

Cell Salt Protocol Question

[(Anonymous)]

Your blog introduced me to cell salts, so thanks. However, I'm only now beginning the Carey cell salt protocol you outlined. I see some earlier comments on blog posts that if you were born early, you have to adjust what you take.

I was born 17 days before my due date, which is not really considered premature. However, should I factor that in in deciding what cell salts to take?

Re: Cell Salt Protocol Question

[ecosophia]

Yes. Work out the mix defined by your actual birth rising degree, and then add in anything else extra included in the next 10 degree section. (For example, if you were born on March 21, your normal list would be:

Kali Phos. 2, Nat. Sulph. 3, Kali Mur. 3, Calc. Fluor. 1

The next 10 degree section is this:

Kali Phos. 1, Nat. Sulph. 3, Kali Mur. 3, Calc. Fluor. 2

So if that was your birthdate, yours would be:

Kali Phos. 2, Nat. Sulph. 3, Kali Mur. 3, Calc. Fluor. 2

Does that make sense?

Re: Cell Salt Protocol Question

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, thanks.

So I was born Aug. 2 which 9 degree Leo:
0°-10° Leo Mag. Phos. 2, Kali Sulph. 3, Nat. Phos. 3, Calc. Sulph. 1

The next 2 ten degree segments are:
11°-20° “ Mag. Phos. 1, Kali Sulph. 3, Nat. Phos. 3, Calc. Sulph. 2

21°-30° “ Kali Sulph. 3, Nat. Phos. 3, Calc. Sulph. 3

However, Aug. 19, which was my due date, is 26 degrees. So should I go up 2 10 degree sections, then?

Would I therefore then take Mag Phos 2, Kali Phos 3, Nat Phos 3, Calc Sulph 3?