KENT’S 12 OBSERVATIONS

1. A PROLONGED AGGRAVATION,
AND FINAL DECLINE OF THE PATIENT

2. PROLONGED AGGRAVATION,
THEN VERY SLOW IMPROVEMENT
3. THE AGGRAVATION IS QUICK, SHORT AND
STRONG WITH RAPID IMPROVEMENT OF
THE PATIENT

4. RECOVERY WITHOUT ANY AGGRAVATION
WHATSOEVER

5. THE AMELIORATION COMES FIRST,
THEN COMES THE AGGRAVATION

6. TOO SHORT RELIEF OF THE SYMPTOMS

7. A FULL TIME AMELIORATION OF THE SYMPTOMS,
YET NO SPECIAL RELIEF OF THE PATIENT

8. SOME PATIENT PROVES EVERY REMEDY THEY GET

ACTION OF THE MEDICINES UPON PROVERS

10. NEW SYMPTOMS APPEAR AFTER THE REMEDY

11. OLD SYMPTOMS ARE OBSERVED TO REAPPEAR

12. SYMPTOMS TAKE THE WRONG DIRECTION