📊 Side-by-Side Comparison:
Antidotes: Aeon., Cham., Nux - v.. Bryonia is Antidoted by: Aeon., Alum., Camph., Cham.,
Chel., Clem., Ign., Mur-ac., Nux-v., Puls., Rhus-t., Seneg. Teste found by accident, Ferr -m. the best antidote
in his experience. It antidotes: Alum., Chlorum, Chin., Frag., Merc., Rhus -t. Compare: (1) Asc-t., Kali-m.,
Ptelia. (2) The Cucurbitaceae - all have belching with unaltered taste of food. (3) Aeon. - pallor on rising up.
Aeon, has more restlessness and tossing about is full of fears, Bry. must keep still. (4) Amm., Ant -c. (nausea,
vomiting an d diarrhea, aversion to milk), Am. (hemorrhages, wounds, soreness all over, also Bapt.), Ars.
(unlike Bry. drinks often and little and eats seldom but much), Asc-t. (pleurisy). (5) Bell, (delirium, hasty speech,
hasty drinking. Bell, has headache worse lying down, Bry. must lie down, Bell, has worse lying on painful side,
Bry. better lying on painful side. (6) Bell, has "chewing motion of jaws’’ but without the dry, cracked lips of
Bry.). (7) Calc, like Bry., Chin, and Bell., has “as soon as he closes his eyes sees all sorts of objects ",
Carb-v. (miliaria), Caust., Cham., Ign., Ip. (miliaria). (8) Kali -c., chest affections, sharp pains in right
hypochondrium shooting up into chest, sharp pain coming from lower lobe right lung, but Kali -c. has not
necessarily worse by motion. (9) Kreos., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Nat-s. (morning diarrhea), (10) Nat-m. - headache
in morning, oily, sour sweat on face, Bry. on head generally, cracked lips, Bry. and Nat -m. gowelltogetherand
are often complementary. Complementary: Alum., Rhus-t. Alum, is the “chronic" of Bry. and Kali-c. and Nat-
m., hold a similar but less pronounced relation to it. Complementary: Upas when Bryonia fails. Rhus -t.,
Alumina.