Chenopodium (HMT)

Chenopodium is prepared from oak trees grown in Jerusalem. It is a

related to them. According to most physicians, there is no curative

treatment for the deafness resulting from the paralysis of the

auditory nerve . Once the nerves are dead there is no hope of

been damaged, the ends of the ad joining nerves spread out to

No doubt, the dead nerves do not vita lise, but other nerves spread out

to substitute them. If the nerve endings are not completely dead,

Chenopodium may revive the dying nerve fibres.

example, they may not be able to appreciate the voice of men but can

auditory as well as vestibular nerves . If the voice is suddenly lost,

Chenopodium benefits this condition too.

Chenopodium is also useful in the treatment of right-sided paralysis

of the body (hemiplegia). It is also useful in the treatment of shoulder

pain. Lycopodium is also useful in the treatment of right shoulder

pain, but in Chenopodium the pain is on both sides. In Chenopodium,

as in Opium, there is a tendency of developing apoplexy that is more

pronounced in the case of Opium, but the Chenopodium apoplexy can

also resemble that of Opium. Su ddenly, the face of such a patient

becomes red and congested. The Chenopodium patient also suffers

from sudden vertigo. The inborn tendency to develop vertigo is also a

symptom of Chenopodium. This condition is called Meniere’s

disease. In this disease, there is repeated vertigo associated with

insensitivity, unconsciousness, partia l paralysis of the nerves, and in

frequent, the urine being yellowish in colour an d frothy. There is an

associated tingling sensation at the urethra. Yellowish material

deposits on the walls of the container. This sign is also present in

Chelidonium.

Some doctors have prescribed Chenopodium for the treatment of

roundworms and hookworm infestation. When Chenopodium oil is

given in repeated small doses, after some time the patient becomes

free of these worms. I howev er, have not practised using

Chenopodium for this purpose.

Chenopodium oil is given 10 drops every two to three

hours.

significantly better with the use of Chenopodium. Sometimes, the

restore the hearing. Chenopodium w ill restore the functions of the

reviving them, but recent research has shown that when a nerve has

compensate for the loss. In particul ar, modern scientific research has

proved that when the nerves inside the eye degenerate, new ones start

developing. Sometimes when an eye has been lost, nerve fibres

develop from the healthy eye to connect with the dying and dead

nerve fibres of the affected eye. More experiments are being done.

Most Chenopodium patients can hear only some sounds. For

hear so-called low-pitched (heavy) sounds, they can perceive ones that

are high-pitched. Many such patients who had limited hearing got

patient feels vertigo due to the ear problem. The hearing decreases

and there are noises in the ears. In this situation, Chenopodium will

restore the hearing. Chenopodium w ill restore the functions of the

reviving them, but recent research has shown that when a nerve has

compensate for the loss. In particul ar, modern scientific research has

proved that when the nerves inside the eye degenerate, new ones start

developing. Sometimes when an eye has been lost, nerve fibres

develop from the healthy eye to connect with the dying and dead

nerve fibres of the affected eye. More experiments are being done.

Most Chenopodium patients can hear only some sounds. For

hear so-called low-pitched (heavy) sounds, they can perceive ones that

are high-pitched. Many such patients who had limited hearing got

patient feels vertigo due to the ear problem. The hearing decreases

and there are noises in the ears. In this situation, Chenopodium will

restore the hearing. Chenopodium w ill restore the functions of the

that spreads out over the shoulders and chest. Urination is very

severe vomiting. Chenopodium is also effective in treating lethargy,

appreciate the voices of women and children. Because they cannot

the enlargement of the tonsils and neck glands.

The Chenopodium patient suffers from severe pain in the backbone