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  • verb Present participle of succuss.

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Examples

  • He further discovered that by diluting the amount of the mother tincture, or active ingredient, which is a remedy in pure form or strength, and shaking the remedy, known as succussing or potentization, that the remedy would be effective in treating an illness for someone who presented a symptom picture of a particular disease, as in the case of the above cinchona bark.

    The Oath of Hippocrates or Hypocrisy? America, Choose your Medicine 2009

  • Potentiation (or potentization, as I've sometimes seen it called) is the process of vigorously shaking or "succussing" the homeopathic remedy at each dilution step.

    ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science 2010

  • No molecules are added to the diluent, nor is succussing (sp?) necessary, as I assume some of the brew's water molecules contacted something at some point in the past that will cure what ails ya.

    ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science 2009

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