Helia. is a spleen remedy (Cean.). Spleen disorders. Chronic cases of intermittent fever. Coryza, catarrh, nasal hemorrhage and thick scabs in nose. Rheu matic pain in left knee. Externally, used as a vulnerary like Arn. and Calen. In the pro vers there were marked effects on stomach, with nause…
The symptomatology was established by Mezgerin 1932 on seventeen people, using the lx, 6x, and 15x potencies, for a period of twelve weeks. Easily tired, ameliorated by fresh air or noticeable increase in physical ability. Dr. Cooper’s experience has shown it to have a relation to rickets and ric…
Source: Derived from the root of Helleborus niger, a perennial plant in the Ranunculaceae family,. native to Europe, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial dilution, and succussion. to eliminate toxicity and enhance therapeutic action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for neurological, psychological,. systemic, and renal disorders , particularly those involving mental dullness, stupor,…
Bach Flower Group: Loneliness (Used for self-obsession, talkativeness, and inability to be alone.) Heather is one of the 38 original remedies discovered by Dr. Edward Bach, focused on stabilizing emotional vibrations and emotional healing.
Gunpowder was first pub lished in the Homeopathic World, London in 1914 by Clarke. A combination remedy of carbon, sulphur and potassium nitrate. Useful for all kinds of blood poisoning, for septic wounds and ptomaine poisoning. Strong history of use in wartime, particularly useful in World War I…
Marked female symp toms, often associated with nervous dis turbances. Bearing -down pains, worse by any movement and accompanied by almost paralytic weakness of the legs. Nervous symptoms, jerkings and twitch – ings. Weak, faint, better lying down, inability to sit up. Pains in abdomen, wors…
Logwood is a well- known dye of commerce. The tincture was proved by Jouve in 1939 and some very distinctive symptoms were produced including general uneasiness with anxiety a rising from the stomach, and colic. Weak digestion accompanies and complicates most other conditions. General sensitiven…
Gymn. causes numbness and blueness, especially of the tongue. Bluish-white coating of tongue. Sore throat, dark livid redness of fauces. “Erysipelatous swelling of face and head, hot face, it feels swollen is compelled to rub the eyes.” Hives. Headache, throbbing in forehead, temples and over ey…
The leaves have a bitter, astringent andslightly acid taste. Immediately after chewing them, the sense of taste for sugar and for bitters were lost, the effect lasting some hours. Sense of taste altered. Everything else could be tasted, for instance, the ginger in gingerbread, but not th e swee…
Source: Derived from the bark and leaves of Hamamelis virginiana, a shrub in the Hamamelidaceae. family, native to North America, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial dilution,. and succussion to eliminate toxicity and enhance therapeutic action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for circulatory, musculoskeletal,. mucosal, psychological, and systemic disorders , particularly those involving…