Glonoine is also one of those remedi es that, like Drosera, have been
considered to be effective against only a few diseases although a great
deal of benefit can be gained from it. Glonoine is trinit roglycerine. It
contains hydrogen and oxygen elements and is a powerful explosive
and combustible material. The fo rmula of this compound was first
invented by a scientist named Nobël. At that time, it was considered
to be a very revolutionary invent ion. Although later on plastic and
never been abandoned completely. In fact, it has been shifted more
towards everyday use.
Nitroglycerine is also used in medicine. It is used either as such or in
used for the treatment of high bl ood pressure, but only when other
signs of Glonoine are also present in the patient. The homoeopathic
doctors often use Glonoine for the treatment of patients suffering from
i.e. one dose of Glonoine, Natrum Mur and Arsenic combined in
the body. The tendency of the rush of blood to the he ad originates
other nerves.
In Glonoine, palpitation is very conspicuous. The whole body begins
to throb. From the tips of the finge rs down to the toes, one feels an
uncomfortable pulsating. The pa tient is overcome by generalised
throbbing of the body as soon as he retires to bed. He simply cannot
sleep. A single dose of Glonoine ca n cure the ailment and the patient
can sleep comfortably again. Glonoine is a very fast-acting medicine.
In homoeopathy, the proving of Glonoine has been found to be a rapid
process, therefore it shou ld not be repeated frequently. Glonoine used
Glonoine manifesting themselves. It does not need to be repeated
more often or over a longer period. Proving with Glonoine is the best
method for convincing the disbelievers of homoeopathy.
there is no perspiration whereas in Glonoine, despite the hands and
The tongue of a Glonoine patient is reddish in colour. The mouth is
dry, but one does not feel much thirst. Despite having high fever, the
In Glonoine, the patient perceives flashes of light and the stars
rather retracted and yellow in colour . They are sensitive to light.
Temporary blindness is also comm on. A characteristic feature of
Glonoine is that during fever, the face is pale rather than being red.
Glonoine is very useful in the treatment of meningitis of children,
profusely. The overlying membranes of the brain become inflamed
also cause inflammation of the linings of the brain. Glonoine would be
ideal to treat this condition if it happens to be in the summer time.
while walking. The face becomes flushed. There is a feeling of
weakness. The patient may become unconscious. This condition is
called apoplexy in medical terminology. This type of fits of
unconsciousness can be due to clotting of blood in the brain, while in
Glonoine patients, these symptoms result from a temporary spasm (of
the blood vessels going to the brain). If such a patient is not treated in
time with Glonoine, the repeated fits of unconsciousness may result in
permanent damage.
A Glonoine patient often forgets the well-known routes and does not
him. These kinds of symptoms are also seen in Lachesis.
Glonoine is commonly used for lowering high blood pressure .
Opium is also found to be useful in this respect. It is more effective
than Glonoine. Dr. Kent is of the opinion that in the case of high
blood pressure , one should prefer to use Opium over Glonoine
because the effects of Glonoine are mostly temporary while those of
Opium are long lasting.
Glonoine is very useful in treatment of sudden stoppage of
Aethusa may also be of use once the symptoms of insanity become
patient may suddenly faint and fall . One feels c hoked and froth
comes out of the mouth. This is only a temporary resemblance to an
epileptic fit.
Itching is also associated with Glonoine. There are severe cramps