Rattle Snake Bites
By mati. Filed in Uncategorized |
No matter how lovely it is to live in the middle of nowhere, it does have its disadvantages, too. Rattle snakes are probably the biggest downfall! Those pesky little things blend right in, and if you don’t watch, you may get yourself bitten!
One lady got bitten a couple of years ago, while walking down the warm road in the dark one night. The dum thing was, nobody believed her, because it seems that all the hospitals were under the delusion that rattle snakes don’t live in the rockies.
She came to see me for homeopathic help a week after she was bitten, after the two local hospitals had turned her down and prescribed Valium because she was hysterically insisting that something had bitten her, and that she was dying! You should have seen her leg! It was black and purple from the knee to the foot, with fang marks in the middle of the leg, and all they could say was “what a peculiar bruise!”
Anyway, I saved her leg, as well as her life with my little tiny homeopathic pills that normal doctors think is nothing but quackery.
To see a picture of her leg, before and after using a homeopathic remedy, CLICK HERE.
Yesterday, I again got to see the miracle of homeopathy, when a friend of mine called up and told me that her dog had been bitten by something terrible, possibly a snake. She asked me if I could do something, since she was an hour from the nearest vet hospital, and she was afraid the dog wouldn’t make it unless we could manage some kind of miracle. Although I don’t normally treat animals, I said she could bring the dog over, and I’d do whatever I could to save it.
It was such a sweet dog, and she also used the dog for search and rescue, so it wasn’t an easy dog to replace. The back paw was terribly swollen, and she couldn’t put any weight on it whatsoever. She told me the dog had tried to crawl under things to hide at home, which is never a good sign, and when she brought it to me, it was really shaky. I could feel the shakiness when I put my hands on her, and she laid very limp on my bed with the foot in the air. Not good.
I quickly made up a bottle of homeopathic snake remedy (since like cures like, you need a snake remedy in homeopathic potency to cure snake venum in physical reality), and I gave her 2 drops of a 30c potency. After I gave her the remedy, my friend got on the phone to the vet and told them the symptoms, and was told to bring the dog in immediately because all the symptoms indicated rattle snake poison!
While she was on the phone, the limp looking dog all of a sudden decided to sit up. Then she looked around, got up on her feet, and started running around, exploring. I notified my friend who was on the phone to the vet, and she couldn’t believe her eyes. Within about two minutes after giving the remedy, the swelling went down, and the dog could run without even limping! My friend was so excited that she almost couldn’t contain herself. She told me that she didn’t really know how homeopathy works, but this was absolutely miraculous!!!
My friend still took the dog to the vet, who confirmed that it was indeed a baby rattle snake bite. Baby rattle snakes are more poisonous than even grown snakes, because they don’t know how to administer the poison in small amounts, so they tend to empty all the poison when they bite. So, according to all common sense, the dog should basically have been dead by the time she got to the vet’s office. The vet was blown away! He couldn’t find anything wrong with the dog and didn’t even have to administer the $560 anti-venom! And, now he wants his very own bottle of homeopathic remedy to keep in his pocket when goes on hikes with his dog!
The truth is, homeopathy works like magic if you can manage to find the right remedy! And if it works on a dog, it can work on anyone…
To read more about homeopathy, or to sign up for a consultation, visit my website at http://www.homeopathyonline.biz
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