Administration of medicines §272-§285 Administration of single, simple medicines §272-§274 Organon §272

The power of a potentized medicine varies according to how it is administered.

One globule [of fifty-millesimal potency medicine, prepared as described in §270-§271], 228 when it is placed dry upon the tongue, is one of the smallest doses for a moderate case of recently arisen disease. Administered in this way, only a few nerves are touched by the medicine. On the other hand, a similar globule crushed in with some milk sugar, dissolved in a good amount of water (§247) and well succussed before each ingestion, furnishes a far stronger medicine for many days' use. Every dose, no matter how small, contacts many nerves all at once.

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228 These globules retain their medicinal value for many years if protected from sunlight and heat

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