Bonesets

I am in purple.

And I have to say that I have a plant called a Eupatorium.

I want people to look it up.

It starts with an E-U, Eupatorium.

Now, it is a magnificent plant.

Big shrub that I got from Florence's dear friend of mine, her garden.

That's exactly what they look like.

Yeah.

And so then by the third or fourth, I sometimes will go a fourth dose, but usually by the third dose, I'm, I'm switching gears and finding a different remedy.

So you go right back to the symptoms, pick the symptoms again and see which one now is Because usually when you're looking at your remedies, it's like, oh, gee, how do I pick between, you know, Gelsamium or Brionia or Eupatorium? How do I pick between them? You know, just pray about it, choose one, and then go to the other one if the first one doesn't work.

I don't like to mix C potencies.

I know a lot of people do.

And the redness would just go away, but his eyes would just sparkle like diamonds.

If it's the bone breaking, oh my gosh, my body aches.

Eupatorium.

They want to sleep and they have chills up the spine, Gelsamium, and won't move.

Those would be in the genus.

Well, they could be in a few of them, but the one that I see most commonly responding to this type of management would be Eupatorium.

Yeah.

And those are in bloom right now.

And the ones I'm thinking like, uh, horsetail or mare's tail.

And, uh, What's another one? Dog fennel.

Dog fennel, Eupatorium.

So that's in that same genus we're talking about, the white flowers, although it looks quite different.