The act of shaking; a shake; esp. (Med.), a shaking of the body to ascertain if there be a liquid in the thorax.
violent shaking with impact applied during dynamization of remedies.
This is one half of the process of making a homeopathic remedy. It involves striking the bottle of homeopathic medicine firmly against an object such as a thick book. The C potency is succussed 100 times per dilution. In the 3C potency, the original substance is diluted 1part to 100, and then shaken 100 times. This process is repeated 3 times.
a very important part of the process of a homeopathic substance. The substance is diluted in distilled water (often with alcohol as the preserver) and is vigorously shaken by hitting the bottle containing the substance against the palm of the hand or a firm surface.
shaking a person to determine whether a large amount of liquid is present in a body cavity
Vigorous shaking with impact of a diluted remedy.
Vigorous shaking after each dilution during the preparation of a liquid homeopathic products. Proponents claim that this "releases energy" that "potentizes" the mixture for each dilution and that the process and outcome differ from that of ordinary serial dilution.
to shake a solution vigorously
the process of forcefully shaking or stirring a homeopathic remedy
The process of agitating/shaking a freshly diluted homeopathic solution in order to potentize the remedy.
