Cotyledon has had aconsid – erable proving. Cooper considered it a cancer remedy. He cured with it sinuses in buttock. A patient to whom he gave it for polyps said it made him stagger as if drunk. Marked action on the heart, oppression of the chest, and fullness in the throat. Oppressed breathing…
It is an unproved rem edy, but clinical experience has revealed a spe cific relation of the manifestation of syphilis, including Hunterian chancre, syphilitic nodes, falling of the hair, and syphilitic ulcerations of scalp. Dry, scaly scabs on the faces of old people. Swollen lymphatic glands. P…
Hale commended Com -f. in obstinate intermittents where quinine had been abused and where there was sleepiness for days before chill, a sluggish flow of ideas, and a dull, heavy headache. Intermittent fever with drowsiness. Feels cold, but is warm to touch. Great exhaustion in intervals. General …
Source: Derived from the fresh bark, leaves, or root of Cornus circinata (synonym Cornus rugosa),. a deciduous shrub in the Cornaceae family, native to North America, prepared for homeopathic use. through maceration, serial dilution, and succussion to enhance therapeutic action and eliminate. toxicity. Traditional Context: Historically utilized in homeopathy for gastrointestinal, systemic, and. dermatological disorders,…
A prover who ate 1 1/2 grains of the resin experienced a disagreeable, irritating sensation in throat, extending to the stomach with pain across region of stomach, accompanied by nausea (in five min.). In a quarter of an hour, vomiting came on, continuing more or less for two hours. Very unpleasan…
The chief action is on the genito -urinary organs and rectum. Irrita tion accompanying thickening of bladder. Burning at neck of bladder and in urethra, discharge milky, corrosive, meatus tumid and inflamed. Affects the mucus membranes of the respiratory organs and the skin , producing a well -ma…
Very few experiments have been made with this plant, and in those the resinoid of the root and pure Convolvulin were used. The few symptoms recorded are all in the gastro-intestinal sphere. Eructation after eating. Colic and diarrhea, liquid stool. Stools are soft, semi-fluid evacuation, preceded…
Increases energy of heart’s action, r enders it more regular. It is of use when the ventricles are over distended and dilatation begins, and when there is an absence of compensatory hypertrophy and venous stasis is marked. Dyspnea, dropsy, aneurysm tendency. Anasarca. Sensation as if heart cea se…
Source: Derived from the fresh flowering plant of Conium maculatum , a biennial herb in the. Apiaceae family, native to Europe and North Africa, prepared for homeopathic use through. maceration, serial dilution, and succussion to enhance therapeutic action and eliminate toxicity. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for neurological, glandular, and. psychological disorders, particularly those…
An ancient remedy, rendered classical by Plato’s graphic description of this poison given to the Greek philosopher Socrates to cause his death. The ascending paralysis it produces, ending in respiration failure, shows the ultimate tendency of many symptoms produced in the provings. Con. has diff…