Wm. A. Weaver The treatment then, of our diabetic patient first starts with guidance and reassurance in making adjustments in his life, with instruction about the diabetes, and that he will not be starved, that he will be relieved of his symptoms, and that he can look for a nearly normal life expectancy. He will not usually have to change his occupation or give up customary activities.
EXPERIENCES WITH SYZIGIUM. Syzigium will do a lot for some of your patients, may remove their symptom, reduce their blood sugars and keep them reasonably happy and useful without insulin. Others of your patients of course will benefit much more from some of the remedies found in your repertories and materia medicas after a careful taking of the case.
A NEOPHYTE TRIES HIS WINGS. A descriptive synonym of the first word in the title of this little effort, neophyte, means either a recent convert, or a novice–and both these terms could certainly apply, because up until about two years ago, when I was fortunate enough to take the post graduate course of the American Foundation for Homoeopathy, the type of medicine I practiced was not strictly homoeopathic.