Lupus 03571...थाईलैंड
A 26-year-old female colleague of the practitioner had developed rashes on her arms and face, and redness on the inner side of the ears in June 2018. Not only was her face swollen, rashes on her face were prominent and large, about 4 cm in size (patient did not want to be photographed). She was on anti-allergic medicine (cetirizine) twice a day as prescribed by her dermatologist. When the practitioner suggested to her to take vibrionics remedy, she was not willing because the doctor had instructed her not to take any other medicine. Further a biopsy of the skin was done only 2 days ago and the report was expected soon. When the practitioner explained to her the benefits of vibrionics and no side effects, she agreed to use it for external application.
On 25 August 2018, the practitioner gave her:
CC8.1 Female tonic + CC21.2 Skin infections + CC21.3 Skin allergies + CC21.7 Fungus…TDS in extra virgin coconut oil for external application
After 3 days, practitioner observed that rashes on her arms and face had faded; redness on her ears had almost disappeared. Within a fortnight there was no trace of any rash or redness or of swelling on her face. After another 2 weeks, the patient stopped taking cetirizine but continued using vibrionics remedy for another month up to 20 October 2018 when she stopped it as she felt she was cured. As she moved to another location the practitioner did not meet her but she conveyed to him that her biopsy report had revealed that she had lupus which had now disappeared with vibrionics treatment. As of 30 April 2019, it has been more than 6 months and the problem has not recurred.