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NaT Mur 30 and coffee
I am taking homeopathic medicine - Nat Mur 30 - 3 globules BD. Will coffee act as an antidote for the same even if taken once in a while?
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Actually if you are on homeopathic medication you should avoid coffee and camphor related things.
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No it may not have any antidotal effects...
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No, it will not.Only dark coffee some times interferes
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Occasional intake of coffee will not interfere with your medicine
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Pls go for constitutional homeopathy under a senior homoeopath,dont keep taking nat mur so often
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No coffea and nat mur dont have such relation. So you can take coffee while taking nat mur
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If coffee take just before or after medicine ... Nutrilize.. but medicine and coffee different time .. no effects
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Dr. Anjana Minu Rajan
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Bangalore
Hi, coffee is not antidote to natrum mur, can take once in a while thank you
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