Are Genetics to Blame? A New, Efficient and Labour-Saving Approach to Treat Down Syndrome: A Clinical Study

Edson Ferreira Sampaio

doi:10.1055/s-0036-1586134

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Homœopathic Links 2016; 29(04): 277-287
DOI: 10.1055/s-0036-1586134

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Are Genetics to Blame? A New, Efficient and Labour-Saving Approach to Treat Down Syndrome: A Clinical Study

Edson Ferreira Sampaio

¹Brazil

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Abstract

A selection of some Down syndrome cases with varying follow ups and some remarkable results was studied. The article presents cases with some ground-breaking work from Brazil. These cases, which respond to Peter Chappell's ‘Source Resonances’ and homeopathic remedies, bring into question our understanding and treatment of Down syndrome, the nature of genetic inheritance, miasms and epigenetics.

Keywords

Down syndrome - PC remedies - PC151e - Source resonances - Peter Chappell - Epigenetics - Miasm - Homeopathy - APAE - Rhinitis - Influenza - Pulsatilla nigricans - Tarentula hispanica

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