A tincture of the fresh blos soms was proved by the Austrian Society. The most striking characteristic is “an intense sore feeling about the abdomen and profuse warm sweat which gives no relief.” This led to its successful use in cases of peritonitis. In addition to this are marked bearingdown sy…
The proving was con ducted by Griggs, on eight pro vers, six males and two females, as well as one control using a placebo, in 1940 -41. The experiment began by using 3x for two weeks, 2x for the next two weeks and lx for about ten days. The provings show an action limited to…
Thyroidinum, also known as Thyroidea, is an organopathic. The sarcode is prepared from the dried thyroid gland taken from a sheep, ox or calf. The thyroid is closely connected with the heart and it exercises a general regulating influence on growth and development. The homeopathic proving was est…
Thiosin. has been effec tive in curing adhesions, scars, lupus and enlarged lymphatic glands. It’s a dissolvent, externally and internally, for dissolving scar tissue, keloids. It has been used for tumors, enlarged glands, lupus, strictures, adhesions. Inflamed, swollen glands, adenitis. Ectropi…
Better bending over. Better cold bathing, dampness, Better open air, rapid motion . Worse every other month. Worse toward night. Worse suppression of hemorrhages or vaginal discharges.
Ther. was introduced and proved by Hering in 1832. The spider is found in the West Indies, chiefly in the island of Curacao. It is about the size of a cherry-stone and is found on orange-trees. It is velvety black when young with antero -posterior lines composed of white dots, on the p osterior of…
Source: Derived from the fresh leaves and twigs of Thuja occidentalis, commonly known as the. Northern White Cedar or Arbor Vitae, a coniferous tree in the Cupressaceae family, prepared for. homeopathic use through trituration and serial dilution to enhance therapeutic action while. eliminating material toxicity, in accordance with homeopathic pharmacopeia standards. Traditional Context: Historically employed…
Neuralgia and insom nia. All-gone, sinking sensation at the epigastrium. Nervous sleeplessness, heart troubles, palpitations and dyspepsia of old tea -drinkers. Sensitive kidneys. Sick head- aches. Allen noted it was antidotal to Tab.
Thallium is a rare metal discovered by Crookes in 1861. He found it in the residue left from the distillation of selenium and named it thallium (a green shoot) from the green it give s in the spectrum. Thallium and its derivatives are toxic. Thallium has been experimented with by Lamy and Marme. T…
Source: Derived from the oleoresin of various pine species, primarily Pinus palustris or Pinus. sylvestris, commonly known as turpentine, prepared for homeopathic use through trituration and. serial dilution to enhance therapeutic action while eliminating material toxicity, in accordance with. homeopathic pharmacopeia standards. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for renal, urinary, gastrointestinal,. and respiratory disorders…