1. Question: Can a practitioner treat a patient if the practitioner is acutely sick?  

    Answer: Yes, it is possible for practitioners to treat patients provided their illness is not contagious and they are not feeling too tired or exhausted. It is important that they are able to think clearly.

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2. Question: Can two SRHVP machines be placed together?

    Answer: Yes, this is acceptable. However, keep in mind that once a remedy has been prepared, it is kept at least 25 cm (10 in) away from an SRHVP as the powerful magnet in the machine can neutralise the remedy. Similarly, the 108CC box should also be kept at least 25 cm away from the SRHVP.

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3. Question: Do all patients experience a pullout?

    Answer: No. In our experience, about two out of three patients experience a pullout of toxins but for many people, the pullout is so gradual/mild that they do not feel it much. In some cases, the bodily discomfort from the illness masks the pullout that is occurring. Overall, about one out of every four patients undergoes a noticeable pullout.

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4. Question: Why do young children not experience any pullout?

    Answer: Young children usually do not experience a pullout because they have not yet accumulated toxins in their system. As they grow older it is important that parents give them a healthy diet, free from additives, and see they live a balanced life. This includes monitoring what children take in through TV, videos, computer games, and other sources. 

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5. Question: Can a black & white photo be used for broadcasting?

    Answer: Some practitioners think that a colour photo may be better but there hasn't been enough research done yet to provide conclusive evidence of this. The picture should not be cut out from a group photo; it should be an individual photo of the patient.

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6. Question: Could chlorine in water (sometimes evident from its strong smell) reduce the healing power of Vibrionics when remedies are taken in water? The reason for my question is that we advise our patients not to take remedies 20 minutes before or after eating any food because food or beverages other than pure water have their own vibrations which may interfere with the remedies.   

    Answer: Common sense tells us that yes, chemical additives could reduce the healing power of vibrionics remedies. Although experiments are yet to be done to verify effect of chlorine on vibrational medicines, avoiding chlorinated water is recommended. In many places purified water without chemicals is available. If you are not sure about the quality of your tap water it would be better to boil and/or filter the water before using it to make vibrionics remedies. 

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7. Question: Can a chronic condition such as pain be treated with more frequent dosage?

    Answer: Yes, frequent doses will stimulate the body to respond more quickly to the remedy. It is recommended to take the remedy in water (5 pills to 200ml) every 30 minutes on the first day and even during the night if the patient is kept awake with pain (or another condition such as itching). Reduce to 6TD the next day and continue for a few days until there is improvement.Then reduce further to TDS. If the symptoms are very bothersome to the patient (regardless of whether the illness is acute or chronic) then start with one dose every ten minutes for two hours.

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8. Question: Can CC9.4 Children’s diseases be used after a child has become ill following a childhood vaccination? 

    Answer: This depends on the symptoms, use the remedy that addresses the specific acute symptom. A nosode made from the vaccine would be more specific and hence likely to act faster. If there is fever or other symptoms associated with childhood diseases, give CC9.4. If it is a skin problem, give the appropriate combo from category 21, Skin. 

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9. Question: If a patient reports no change in his long-standing chronic condition even after being on the vibro remedy for several weeks, do we advise him to persevere for a few months?

    Answer: No because we expect these remedies to work faster than that. Assuming that the patient is taking the remedies properly and no important information got overlooked during consultation, then consider changing the combo after 3 weeks. If, however, the patient wants to continue with the same remedy because he feels good inside, then wait for another week before changing.