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The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson Edited by Professor Emeritus Desire’ Dubounet, IMUNE ISBN 978-615-5169-68-7 1 The Natural Repertory Of Prof. William Nelson An In-Depth Understanding of Nelsonian Homeopathy Including a Catalogue of all two-hundred Nelsonian Homeopathic Remedies The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson © 1985, 1990 Academy of Applied Quantum Bio-Technologies. Rio Rancho, New Mexico Revised edition, 2008, William J. Cunningham White Dove Healing Arts, Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or any other information retrieval system, without permission in writing from: White Dove Healing Arts, Ltd. 10959 Lynne Avenue, Lafayette, Colorado 80026 Telephone (303) 828-4439 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ______________________________________________________________________ 1 Quantum Quality Control ~ QQCTM___________________________________________________ 4 Combination Homeopathy___________________________________________________________ 8 Regarding the Remedies____________________________________________________________ 10 Homeopathy______________________________________________________________________ 15 Possible Mechanisms of Homeopathic Information Transfer________________________________ 22 The Hormetic Philosophy___________________________________________________________ 29 Nosodes_________________________________________________________________________ 34 Isodes __________________________________________________________________________ 46 The Liquitrophic Philosophy_________________________________________________________ 55 The Anodyne Philosophy___________________________________________________________ 77 The Combination Philosophy________________________________________________________ 83 The Restorative Philosophy__________________________________________________________ 94 Sarcodes ________________________________________________________________________ 96 Oriental Herbal Philosophy__________________________________________________________ 106 Chinese Herbology and Homeopathy__________________________________________________ 115 The Miasm Philosophy_____________________________________________________________ 123 The Psychological Philosophy________________________________________________________ 127 Imponderable Homeopathy__________________________________________________________ 131 Allersodes_______________________________________________________________________ 138 The Dehabituate Philosophy_________________________________________________________ 157 Vitamins and Powdered Products_____________________________________________________ 159 Screening Groups Used in the Academy of Applied Quantum Biotechnology Computer Program_________________________________________________________________ 164 List of Homeopathic Remedies with Similar Herbal Action_________________________________ 188 An Advanced Treatise in Quantum Biology_____________________________________________ 198 Alphabetical List of Health Disorders and Chromosome Locations___________________________ 214 Lectins__________________________________________________________________________ 231 Venoms_________________________________________________________________________ 239 Gemmotherapy____________________________________________________________________ 259 Classical Hahnemanian Singulars_____________________________________________________ 262 A New Perspective on Research______________________________________________________ 264 Metabolic Pathways _______________________________________________________________ 301 TABLES AND CHARTS Periodic Table – Crystal Structure______________________________________________ 12 Duplication Study__________________________________________________________ 25 Comparison Chart: New Homeopathy – Allopathy________________________________ 26 Inflammation: Part of the Defense Phase of Life__________________________________ 27 Chromosome Homeopathic___________________________________________________ 230 Snake Venoms Containing NGF_______________________________________________ 245 Distribution of Hemorrhagic, Lethal and Proteolytic Activities in Snake Venoms________ 247 Effect of Venoms from Different Species of Snakes on the Histamine (H) and Serotonin (S) Content of Isolated Rabbit Platelets_____________________________________________ 248 Summary of Immunopathology, Histopathology, and Electro-microscopic findings of the Kidney in Snakebite_________________________________________________________ 254 Renal Failure with Known Lesions in Various Snakebites___________________________ 255 DR. RECOMMENDS’ PLEDGE First, do no harm ¾ We pledge to provide safe products and to educate practitioners in understanding their efficacy and using them safely. Help ease misery and suffering ¾ We pledge to test and develop the highest quality products, and to educate practitioners in relieving causes of disease and to stimulate recovery. Respect the natural process of God’s living world ¾ We pledge to remember that we do not know and that nature does know, thus, we shall use as natural a healing process as possible. Provide research, consulting and education in natural, homeopathic and nutritional healing ¾ We pledge to broaden confidence through the realization that natural healing methods are superior to synthetic ones in the long run and often in the short term. *** INTRODUCTION A repertory is a compilation of the homeopathics used by a practitioner, and many have been written by homeopaths throughout the ages. This particular one is the Natural Repertory of Dr. William Nelson. With this book, homeopathy enters into the modern age in regard to toxicity, hormones, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, sarcodes, nosodes, allersodes, isodes, and classical homeopathy. This is by far, to date, the most extensive repertory ever compiled by any homeopath. Within these pages, there are many remedies that are used for the entire human condition. For every known disease, we have developed nosodes, sarcodes, isodes, allersodes, and classical treatments. Within this document, we propose a new vision of statistical analysis that will modernize homeopathy and bring it into the new age of modern medicine. We also offer a new definition of homeopathy here, one that is broader; from reversal (which is not apropos to all of homeopathy) to herbology, naturopathy, and all forms of natural medicine. Our new definition will show how homeopathy is the science of using the body to respond, rather than using external means, which is the philosophy of allopathy. Allopathy tries to artificially reduce symptoms, which can sometimes make the patient dependent on an external agent. In homeopathy, it is about working with a natural entity to try to balance the patient’s metabolism. At times, allopathy is used but only in its most gentle form in trying to stimulate the body to achieve balance by itself. We can fight symptoms allopathically while trying to produce harmony and natural health in the patient. Homeopathy is equivalent to system balance, and allopathy implies an external treatment of the symptoms. Within these pages, we present a new era of homeopathy, a new era of understanding and expansion of homeopathy from its limited confines to a broader based, total m edical system. 1 Many classic homeopaths may not completely understand everything within this treatise. They may struggle and try to rationalize against using the remedies. We only can hope that they will embrace the vision and understand how homeopathy can be used in dramatic, new ways. We feel history is being expanded within these pages, allowing the homeopath to broaden their base of understanding to encompass the total concept of biology and medicine. We welcome the open-minded reader to this exciting, new concept of homeopathic thinking. 2 Protocol for Wellness ¾ Relieve or diminish the causes of disease as much as possible, and improve on one’s lifestyle. ¾ Treat the organs of involvement by rebuilding, draining, de-toxing, and reconstructing. Use sarcodes (glandulars) and the correct structure and flow. ¾ Re-establish the balance of flow through adjustment, yoga, acupuncture, acupressure, electric field work, polarity techniques, etc. ¾ Relieve symptoms by balancing homeostasis through homeopathy. The use of combination homeopathics makes it safe and easy. ¾ Use nutrition, exercise, affirmation, massage, and stress reduction programs. Our next challenge concerns the politics of free choice. We need to develop a safe system in which we can train and watch over these different wellness consultants, and to encourage the people of the United States to freely choose wellness intervention over crisis intervention. 3 Quantum Quality Control ~ QQCTM Quantum Quality Control or Double QC (QQCTM) is a trademark of Dr. Nelson’s, developed by him to determine the finest quality control that can be utilized in the development of homeopathics. Walter Shewhart came up with the idea of superb quality control as the hallmark of a good business that would last through financial difficulties. He offered this technology to the Americans in the 1950s and early 60s, and American industry scoffed at him. W. Edward Deming collaborated with Shewhart and when the boom markets were not interested in incentives for quality, he eventually left America and found a welcome home in the Japanese market where quality control became the pinnacle of Japanese businesses.
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