Nat-m. is one of the remedies Schussler adopted from homeopathy. His indications are, for the most part, identical with Hahnemann’s. In old -school practice, Nat -m. was used chiefly in solu tion as a douche or spray in nasal and other catarrhs, and in the mixture of “Brandy and Salt,” in which l…
Nat-s., named Sal Mirabile, was discovered by the alchemist Glauber in 1658. It has since been named after him, Sal Glauberi. Nat-s. was proved by Schreter, Hartlaub, Trinks and others. Nat-s. was studied by Grauvogl, who found in it the typical remedy for his “hydrogenoid constitution,” and it f…
Nat-f., molecular weight 42, appears in the form of colorless crystals, cubic or tetragonal in shape. The triturations were prepared from the salt. The work was completed in 1956 by Gutman New York, on twenty-one provers. The proving lasted fifty days using a 6c in tablet form. Due to the fluorin…
Nat-i. has various symptoms, such as angina pectoris and vertigo. Dyspnea become less marked after continued use. Chronic catarrhal affections, arteriosclerosis and rheumatism. Incipient rheumatic endocarditis. Chronic bronchitis and tertiary syphilis. Nat-i. will be found to give most excellent …
Nat-hchls., the well -known disinfecting fluid, is one of Cooper’s additions to the Materia Medica. His proving brought out some very characteristic features, although there is a close general resemblance to Nat-m. The chlorine radical determines irritation of the skin and mucus membranes, the sod…
Natrum Arsenicicum is a profound deep-acting remedy combining the properties of both Natrum Muriaticum and Arsenicum Album. It is primarily indicated for chronic respiratory conditions,…
Nat-c. was proved by Hahnemann and is one of the anti -psoric remedies. All the natmms stimulate cellular activity and increase oxidation and metabolism. It had been used in old -school practice as an external application in solution to bums and eczema, and as a douche in nasal or vaginal catarrh….
Must-b. belongs to Bach’s group “Lack of Interest in Present Circum stances,” along with Clem -b., Honey-b., Wld -r-b., Oliv-b., Wh -ch-b., and Ch -bd-b. Affects of head injury, nerve damage or misalignment of the skull plates along fissures. Dampened consciousness (Hom-b., Scler-b., Wld-o-b.). D…
Naphthalene is a hydrocarbon obtained by distillation from coal tar. It consists of colorless, transparent, lustrous scales or, when crystallized, of rhombic tables or prisms. Naphtin. is an unproved remedy, though it has been used in old-school practice as an intestinal antiseptic and vermifuge,…
P. C. Majumdar noted that cobra poison had been used by Indian practitioners from ancient times in many nervous and blood diseases. Naja, is not a hemorrhagic or septic medicine like Lach, and Crot- h. Naja, produces a typical bulbar paralysis. Causes no hemorrhage but only edema, hence the victim…