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Chenopodium Anthelminticum
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Chenopodium Anthelminticum Reference Specimen
Botanical Specimen and Materia Medica Identification
🧬 Remedy Miasm: Psoric Miasm
The Psoric miasm is considered the mother of all chronic diseases. It primarily manifests as functional nervous weakness, allergies, skin itching, eruptions, and hypersensitivity.
🧠General & Mental Health
▲GENERAL
COMMENTS-Complete aphasia in a patient who took 1 1/2 oz of worm-seed oil and 30 drops of turpentine.
Five days from taking the dose he died in profound coma with high temperature.
“Whatever he did he would keep repeating.
When the doctor entered he arose and shook him heartily by the
hand, and then sat down.
In about a minute he arose, solemnly ca me forward and again shook hands.
This
he repeated twenty times in as many minutes.
He then went through the performance of
washing his hands in an empty basin and repeated this many times.”
In poisoning cases, there was hemiplegia with contractions of limbs and certain epileptic seizures.
When given
as a vermifuge it frequently produces progressive and long-lasting deafness.
The peculiar deafness corresponds nearly to the “cerebral deafness” described by Cooper in which the watch-hearing is good while the voice-hearing is bad or absent.
Linnell cured with it two cases in which there was deafness to voice-hearing but sensitiveness to other sounds.
In one case there was implication of left labyrinth with slight chronic otitis media of both ears, deafness in the
left ear several years, no tinnitus, consciousness of the ear, sensitive to musical sounds, deaf for watch and
voice, hearing diminished.
Linnell also cured a roaring tinnitus synchronous with heart.
Sensitiveness to cold.
Hearing better for high-pitched than low-pitched sounds.
Allen reported three cases of poisoning in which there was insensibility, convulsions, and foaming at the mouth.
All remembrance of taking the poison was lost upon recovery.
Deep, heavy, stertorous breathing ac companied by a very peculiar rattle, as if there were a ball rolling loose
in the trachea.
Any attempt to swallow threatened instant suffocation.
Pulse small, weak, frequent and feeble.
Eyes insensible to light or external objects.
Convulsive movements of right half of bo dy.
Limbs cold.
In one case, a patient took 1.5 oz of worm-seed oil and 30 drops of turpentine.
It produced disagreeable
belchings and nausea.
Staggering like a drunken man.
Deafness to the sound of the voice, but exquisite sensi-tiveness to the sound of passing vehicles, they sounded like cannons in his ears, also annoying buzzing.
In smoking, he would scarcely light his cigar before he would lay it down again and take a fresh one, arguing
perversion of taste.
By afternoon the mantelpiece was strewn with cigars only partly used.
No disposition to engage in conversation.
Aphasia, he clearly wanted his attendant to get or do something but
could not make him understand.
The attendant wrote, “Don’t understand,” showed it to him and gave him,
paper and pencil.
After great efforts he wrote distinctly words with no meaning.
The voice and hearing became progres sively worse but he heard the tea-bell three stories below, promptly
and to the astonishment of the family, got up and walked deliberately into the dining-room.
He did not seem to
know his accustomed seat and sat in the wrong place.
During the afternoon became completely aphasic.
Finding himself unable to express his ideas, this seemed to
amuse him much and he laughed heartily.
He then went through the performance of washing his hands in an empty basin and repeated this many times.
Sitting at tea, he ate with apparent relish, taking singly tea and bread.
While grasping a piece of bread, there
was a distinct spasm of right forearm and hand, fingers firmly clenched, hand forcibly flexed on forearm.
Assisted to his room, his walk was entirely natural, when put to bed showed some re sistance, striking at the
doctor.
He at once commenced to groan, tossed from side to side of the bed, suggesting abdominal dis tress.
Soon became unconscious, right arm paralyzed, dragging helplessly.
The next day, continued impairment of motion and sensation right side, right eyeball insensitive to touch.
During the third day, there was frequent twitching and stiffness of the righ t limbs, culminating in a one-side
convulsion during the early morning of the fourth day.
At noon on the third day, copious involuntary urination
in bed.
This continued to the end, except when drawn off.
In the afternoon, heavy breath ing and the flapping cheeks
of a stroke
appeared.
Constant regurgitation of yellow frothy material from mouth, smelling of worm-seed, as also did the
perspiration.
This material was at times so profuse as to embarrass respiration.
During one of the attacks of dyspnea and while in drenching sweat, which suggested dissolution, he was gently
turned in bed, immediately a general convulsion set in, markedly opisthotonic, lasting ten minutes, despite the
use of chloroform.
By this time jaundice appeared, having been only noticed the day before
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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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This clinical profile has been prepared, peer-reviewed, and verified by the Herbalhomeo expert homeopathic team in accordance with authoritative medical references.
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