A 60-Year-Old Woman: Heart Problems
She had increasingly severe heart problems: pressure in her chest and a feeling that her heart was beating more and more slowly, with a fear that it would stop. The episodes lasted three minutes and eventually occurred up to ten times a day.
Three months earlier, she had begun using autopathy on her own. She started with BB (boiled breath), with a flow time of one and a half minutes (3 L). Half an hour after the first application, her heart fluttered strangely for a short while. She did this three times at three-day intervals and saw no significant change. She then increased the flow time to three minutes (6 L), and her heart stopped troubling her. This shows the importance of reaching the optimal individual potency. Since then, she has used BB for three minutes once a week.
Recommendation: Continue in the same way. We never change a setting that works well.
Follow-up after three months
She remained free of problems for another two months, then again felt pressure around her heart and palpitations. She increased BB to four minutes (8 L), and the symptoms passed immediately. She extended the interval from one week to ten days and feels well.
Recommendation: Continue in the same way.
What we can learn: Time and again, BB (boiled breath) has proved to be our best method where heart and circulatory problems of all kinds predominate. Only when the currently optimal dilution was reached—in this case, three minutes (6 L)—did a dramatic improvement occur; the lower potency had not achieved this. After approximately five months of autopathy, the effect of the potency that had been used regularly and successfully wore off. This manifested as the beginning of a milder recurrence of the problem. She responded by increasing the flow time by one minute and is now free of problems.
A rule worth remembering: When the effect of a previously successful potency declines, we increase the amount of water.
