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Oxytropis Lamberti
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Oxytropis Lamberti
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Oxytropis Lamberti Reference Specimen
Botanical Specimen and Materia Medica Identification
🧬 Remedy Miasm: Tubercular Miasm
The Tubercular miasm is a combination of Psora and Syphilis. It manifests as a susceptibility to respiratory illnesses, rapid weight loss, and a constant desire for mental and physical change.
In Gee's proving, the tinctureConcentrated liquid raw extractA mother tincture prepared by soaking botanical, animal, or mineral raw materials in alcohol and water. and potencies from lx to 30x were used.
A number of mind and brain symptoms were produced including despondency, forgetfulness, a feeling as if consciousness would be lost, fullness in the head and instability standing.
There were pains both in testes and ovaries, and one male prover, naturally passionate, became impotent.
W. D. Gentry in June.
1895, sent Boericke & Tafel specimens of Oxyt and as this firm is extremely careful about the botany of the p lants they make their tinctures from, Gentry made these remarks concerning the plants he sent: “My attention was first called to this plant last winter during January.
Which covered the ground at that time for two or three days.
“Some cattle had been eating the weed and as I approached them they tried to move away, but in spite of their efforts they backed towards me and in their efforts to escape ma de some ludicrous maneuvers.
I observed them closely for more than an hour and was reminded most forcibly by their actions of the symptoms of locomotor ataxiaLoss of full control of bodily movementsA neurological sign consisting of lack of voluntary coordination of muscle movements that can include gait abnormality..” Gentry's observation of loco-disease in winter bears out what is said by other writers, namely, that it is only in winter, when food is scanty, that animals can be induced to commence eating the weed and then they cannot leave off.
Gentry made provings of the tincture of the whole plant and seeds on three persons.
Two provers had “symptoms worse when thinking of them.” They had “pleasant intoxicated feelings.” Both Gentry’s and Gee’s provers had well-marked pains in the eyes and disturbance of vision and Gentry's had “numb, pithy or woody feeling about and on the spine,” and “loss of power to control movements of limbs.” Marked action on the nervous system producing uncertain, staggering or back ward gait.
Staggering gait.
Reflexes lost.
Trembling, sensation of emptiness.
VertigoSensation of dizziness or spinningA feeling of movement or spinning of oneself or the surroundings when there is no actual movement..
Congestion of spine and paralysisLoss of voluntary muscle functionThe loss of the ability to move (and sometimes to feel anything) in part or most of the body..
Pains come and go quickly.
Sphincters relaxed.
Urging to urinate when thinking of it.
Great mental depression.
COMMENTS-The botanical articles in the Century Dictionary noted that Loco-weed is “any one of the several Leguminous plants producing the loc o-disease in animals.
Among them are Astragalus mollisimus and A Hornii with several other species of the genus and Oxytropis Lamberti.” Henry's Botany reported that the foliage of “Oxytropis Lamberti is said to be injurious to cattle,” so Dr. Gee was quite justified in taking this plant for the proving.
The Astragali are very closely related to the Oxyt.
Temperature-Chill lasted until 2 p-m., then disappeared.
As chill passes off a smarting in throat and a feeling as though lungs and bronchials would close up, making breathing very difficult.
No thirst in either stage.
Full feeling in abdomen, causing short breathing after lying down in bed.
Sharp pains all through abdomen.
Sharp pain, running from right to left across bowels.
Slight griping pain in region of umbilicus.
Tenderness in epigastric region.
Loss of appetite gradually increasing.
Symptoms worse after eating, better after an hour
▲MODALITIES ETC
Better after sleep, on side lain on Pains better when moving about, better in cool air.
Worse thinking of symptoms, every other day.
Worse immediately after eating, better an hour after
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Sight obscured, pupils contracted, do not respond to light.
Paralysis of nerve s and muscles of eyes
▲EARS
Roaring sound in ears
🫁Respiratory & Throat
▲MOUTH
Mouth very dry, especially in morning.
Metallic taste in mouth.
Gumboil on left lower jaw, profuse saliva.
Pain in left lower jaw.
Nose-Frequent, violent sneezing with fluent coryzaCommon head cold with nasal dischargeAcute inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes, producing sneezing, congestion, and watery discharge..
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This clinical profile is compiled from: Robin Murphy, MD — Lotus Materia Medica, 3rd Edition; Samuel Hahnemann — Materia Medica Pura; William Boericke — Pocket Manual of Homeopathic Materia Medica; and Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad — Homeopathy: Like Cures Like. Compiled in accordance with classical homeopathic provings and clinical practice.
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