succussion in a sentence

1. Fluxion and radionics methods of preparation do not require succussion.
2. Here and elsewhere he claims that succussion does not just mean shaking, but shaking with dilution.
3. Also, homeopathic prepations are not only diluted, but shaken ( the term used is succussion ).
4. There are no laboratory assays and the importance and techniques for succussion cannot be determined with any certainty from the literature.
5. When air and fluid mix together in the pericardial sac, a tinkling sound superimposed over a succussion splash is heard.
6. It's difficult to find succussion in a sentence.
7. Serial dilution is one of the core foundational practices of homeopathy, with " succussion ", or shaking, occurring between each dilution.
8. A high-pitched tinkling sound indicates possible bowel obstruction, while a splashing " succussion " sound is more indicative of gastric outlet obstruction.
9. "' Succussion splash "'is a sloshing sound heard through the stethoscope during sudden movement of the patient on abdominal auscultation.
10. Homeopaths claim that it is this succussion that imprints the chemical on the memory of the water : again, you do not mention that.
11. Potentised preparations are gradually diluted substances, whereby at each diluting step a rhythmic shaking and striking against a resilient surface ( " succussion " ) are involved.
12. The article does contain a fair bit of justified criticism-while describing miasms, and dilution and succussion, we do break to mention the problems with these ideas.
13. There are differences of opinion on the number and force of strikes, and some practitioners dispute the need for succussion at all while others reject the Korsakovian and other non-classical preparations.
14. This is completely wrong : The procedure is referred to as " dilution and succussion ", with unsurprisingly, "'dilution "'referring to the duilution, and succussion to the shaking.
15. This is completely wrong : The procedure is referred to as " dilution and succussion ", with unsurprisingly, "'dilution "'referring to the duilution, and succussion to the shaking.
16. :As I've said here before, it's not the dilution that makes something " homeopathic ", but rather the succussion or shaking that the dilution undergoes, which is said to imprint the memory of the toxic substance on the water . ( This is my understanding : I have to say I am not a trained homeopath, but someone who is a complementary therapist from a different persuasion . ) There are preparations available in the UK which do not rely on this dilution / succussion principle, but which fall under the " homeopathic " umbrella, such as arnica cream or Preparation H ( which is said to give some relief to hay fever sufferers ), which is a tissue salt.
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