Source: A complex homeopathic preparation attributed to Samuel Hahnemann, traditionally. described as a potassium compound (possibly potassium hydrate or a distillate of slaked lime and. potassium bisulfate), prepared through serial dilution and succussion to enhance therapeutic action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for neuromuscular disorders,. chronic inflammatory conditions, and emotional sensitivity, particularly those involving….
A nosode prepared from breast cancer by Foubister. Carcinosin acts favorably and modifies all cases in which either a history of cancer can be elicited or symptoms of the disease itself exist. Care, can be used as an intercurrent remedy. Indicated in constantly changing symptoms and states. Cont…
The effects ofCarb-o. have been noted in persons poisoned by the gas. Carb -o. produces a state like intoxication. The person is confused, stupid. Loss of consciousness. Anesthesia, but the slightest touch with a hot iron recalls sensibility. Great sleepiness lasting for several days interrupted…
This carbon gas, which was experimented with by Sir Humphrey Davy, produces a condition almost resembling a stroke attack. Illuminating gas is a complex gas, carburetted h ydrogen being the leading ingredient. It was a popular custom to take children suffering from whooping cough to breathe the a…
Carbn-s. combines many characters of its two elements. It was first brought into notice by its effects on workers in rubber works. This remedy has a deep and disorganizing action and an immense range of action and symptomatology. Lack of vital heat. Sensitive to warm, damp weather. Wors e from wa…
This is an unproved remedy, but it has irritant properties like the other Ranunculacee. Hansen gave as indications: “Pemphigus, bullae are surrounded by a ring, much itching. On the third day they are transformed into crusts.” Cooper used it with excellent effect in a case of uterine cance r, giv…
Source: Derived from the dried ripe fruit of Capsicum annuum (cayenne or chili pepper), a plant in. the Solanaceae family, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial dilution, and. succussion to eliminate toxicity and enhance therapeutic action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for mucous membrane disorders,. inflammatory conditions, and emotional states , particularly those…
Dr. Cooper found Camph- br. of wide utility in all cases where nervous excitability is present. He has given it chiefly in single doses of 3x trituration. Hale note d it for hysteria, weeping and laughter alternately. Nervous excitability. Headache in women and young girls due toe to mental excit…
Source: Derived from charred animal tissue or bone, typically ox or cow hide, prepared for. homeopathic use through trituration, serial dilution, and succussion to enhance therapeutic action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for chronic degenerative conditions,. glandular disorders, and emotional exhaustion, particularly those involving induration,. weakness, and melancholic states. It is noted for symptoms…
Carb-ac., like the Carbons, is a powerful anti-septic and its use as such in surgery has led, incidentally, to the poisoning of both patients and surgeons. These experienceshave provided a number of the symptoms indicating its medicinal use. Carb-ac. is a languid, painless, foul and destructive r…