Kali-s., introduced by Schiissl er, affects respiration, mucus mem branes and skin where it causes desquamation. Schiissler explains that Kali -s., in reciprocal action with iron, effects the transfer of the inhaled oxygen to all the cells and is contained in all the cells containing iron . When …
The Saltpetre of the Alche mists, Kali-n. is known in old -school practice principally as a “refrigerant diuretic” and as the active agent in the well known “nitre papers,” which are burnt, producing fumes to allay attacks of asthma. A solution of saltpetre as an application was an old remedy…
Schiissler used this remedy for conditions arising from want of nerve power. According to Schiissler, Kali-p. is contained in the cells of the brains, nerves, muscles, blood (corpuscles and plasma) and intercellular fluids. A disturbance in the motions of its molecules produces despondency, anxie…
Potassium iodide was used as anti-syphilitic remedy and is also antidotal to mercury. Kali- i. is perhaps more anti-scrofulous than anti-syphilitic. It acts best in scrofulous patients, especially if syphilis or mercurialization, or both, are added. It also causes infiltration, edema and dropsy of …
Prussian blue has physical and mental prostration following an infectious disease. Inability to sustained routine work. Neuralgic disorders depending on impoverished blood and exhausted nerve centers, especially spinal. Fatty and functional heart troubles. Pulse weak, small, irregula r. Uterine s…
Prussian blue has physical and mental prostration following an infectious disease. Inability to sustained routine work. Neuralgic disorders depending on impoverished blood and exhausted nerve centers, especially spinal. Fatty and functional heart troubles. Pulse weak, small, irregula r. Uterine s…
Kali-cit. has been used in solution (eight to ten grains to a wineglass of water) to assist the action of the kidneys in sufferers from Bright’s disease who were under the absolute skim -milk dietary. It has also been used in the same way in old school practice, as a solvent for gouty concretions …
Prussian blue has physical and mental prostration following an infectious disease. Inability to sustained routine work. Neuralgic disorders depending on impoverished blood and exhausted nerve centers, especially spinal. Fatty and functional heart troubles. Pulse weak, small, irregula r. Uterine s…
Potassium iodide was used as anti-syphilitic remedy and is also antidotal to mercury. Kali- i. is perhaps more anti-scrofulous than anti-syphilitic. It acts best in scrofulous patients, especially if syphilis or mercurialization, or both, are added. It also causes infiltration, edema and dropsy of …
Kali-acet. is well known in allopathic practice as a diuretic and, to a lesser degree, as a cathartic. Derivatives have been used in cases of dropsy, chiefly ascites and hydrothorax. The homeopathic uses are chiefly in cases of over-secretion of urine and in diarrhea. The provings have brought ou…