HOW TO FIND PROOF OF SIMILIMUM


HOW TO FIND PROOF OF SIMILIMUM


1) Disappearance of weakness ( if any ).

2) Normalizing of stamina and desire to work.

3) Restoral of original desires and passion.
     ( i.e. to read, play, eat, study, wander etc. )

4) Normalizing of sleep ( without bad dreams )

5) Increase in tolerance to aggravating factors.
      ( e.g. noise, sun, wind, cloudy weather, cold food and drinks, cold air )

 6) Decrease in sensitivity to rudeness, offences, or any other exciting emotional factors.

7) Tempering off, of tempers, reduction of fears and anxieties.

8) Disappearance of symptoms from higher layer to lower layer progressively and simultaneously and appearance of symptoms in lower layer of disease as well as in outward and downward direction.

     (e.g. heart pain better, going to pain in neck first, lumbar region next, the knee further, down, to the ankle, heel and lastly the toe and from the toe to cause acidity or diarrhoea and lastly to eruption on the skin ).

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