Source: Derived from the root of Gelsemium sempervirens, a climbing plant in the Loganiaceae. 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 neurological, psychological,. respiratory, musculoskeletal, and systemic disorders, particularly those involving nervous. anxiety,…
Gali, acts on the urinary organs as a diuretic. Dysuria and cystitis. Gravel and kidney stones. Dropsy. Gali, has clinical confirmation of its use in cancerous ulcers and tumors. Suspends or modifies cancerous action. Favors healthy granulations on ulcerated surfaces. Inveterate skin disorders an…
Several cases of poisoning with the oil have been recorded in which symptoms of acute gastritis appeared. Prolonged vomiting, set up afresh by the least thing taken, as a cup of water. Severe pain in epigastrium. Slow, laborious breathing. Insensibility and hot skin. Inflammatory arthritis, rheum…
Compare: (1) Agn-c., Calc, in kidney pain, Sant.
Proving by Dr. A Whiting. Therapeutically decided benefit in cases of mitral regurgitation with broken down compensation. Faintness and sinking sensations. Myocarditis with some degree of mitral insufficiency. Systolic murmur at apex. Heart weak with sensation of collapse, as if she must fall. Pu…
Compare: (1) Colch., Rhus-t.
Fuc. is a tissue remedy of great power and must be compared with lod., of which it contains a large proportion. Digestion is improved and flatulence dimin ished. Obstinate constipation, forehead feels as if compressed by an iron ring. Very weak and restless. Thyroid enlarge ment in obese subject…
Affects the stomach and bowels, chiefly known as a remedy for a diarrhea similar to Crot – t. Burning in anus after stool, anus sore and excoriated. Profuse watery diarrhea, particularly with elderly people. Stool preceded by excessive cutting about navel. Stool is expelled all at once after consi…
Frax. had a fragmentary proving, but the chief clinical authority for its use is Dr. Burnett, who regarded it as a uterine tonic in all heavy states of the uterus with prolapse, bearing -down and relaxed ligaments. Burnett called it “the medicinal pessary.” Clarke repeatedly verified these indicat…
It is called “vegetable mercury. ” In large doses it is a poison, causing violent purgation and emesis. Many cases of acute, sub-acute and chronic cases of rheumatism have been reported cured with the tincture, also pericarditis complicating rheumatism. Hansen noted characterist ic symptoms inclu…