Emergency Action

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Follow A basic guide book

Emergencies require immediate action.  Follow simple rules and your gut-feelings.

Like this baby elephant following his powerful mom, you can always depend on certain remedies. Arnica for wounds, Apis for bee stings, Arsenicum for food poisoning... are some of the famous ones.  But there are many more that will easily cure in an emergency.

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Simple Rule

A small remedy kit and a handbook cover most of the basics of household emergencies.  Many stores carry even more remedies.  If you read the guideline in any handbook, you will see that the simple rule is: your problem should be described in the remedy description.  Don't worry if some of the details are different.  If the outstanding characteristics of a problem that happened just recently are described by the remedy description, then that remedy should heal the problem.  The catch is, if you misunderstand the description, then your problem will not be helped by the remedy. So, if in doubt, look on the web for several references and compare similar remedies.  Guide books are written specifically for emergency medicine, so the strong points of the remedy in a specific situation should be obvious.

Your Gut-feeling and survival instincts will guide you

Remember that symptoms that are vital to your survival as an animal are more important than for example, concerns with your social life, or symptoms that describe some invented name for a medical disease.  Your gut-feeling is more important that what a doctor says you should feel or think. Use emergencies to train your trust in your gut feelings and instinct.  The above guiding rule is simple, so don't complicate a situation that requires immediate action.