Euonyminum is largely used by herbalists in cases of constipation, indigestion, and torpid liver. It has not been proved, but Hale quoted the following account of its effects, which do not seem to differ much from Euon. “In very large doses, it proves a drastic cathartic, its operation being atte…
Source: Derived from the fresh aerial parts of Eupatorium perfoliatum , a perennial herb in the. Asteraceae 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 infectious, musculoskeletal,. respiratory, and systemic disorders , particularly those…
Erig. has been proved by Burt and others. Wilmot Moore gave it with success in three cases of placenta previa. He gave the lx trituration (of what part of the plant is not mentioned) on the tongue. Hemorrhagic remedy, especially when hemorrhages are profuse, bright red, gushing. Persistent hemorr…
Ery-m. was proved by one pro ver only, E. B. Ivatts, but the symptoms showed considerable resemblance to those of Ery-a. Pains in the eyes, groins, larynx, nape of neck, sinking at epigastrium and weakness of the male sexual organs appear in both. Ery -m. has its symptoms more prominently on the …
Eserine, the alkaloid of phy sostigma, is best known as used by oculists to procure contraction of the pupils in glaucoma. Esin, contracts the pupils dilated by atropine, but not those by Gels. It slows the action of the heart and increases arterial tension. Ciliary spasm and spasmodic astigmatis…
Acts on the mucus membranes, producing thick yellow mucus discharges from eyes, ears, nose, mouth, bowels, urethra and vagina. Cough with a sense of constriction. Hemorrhages from stomach and bowels. Influenza. It is a vulnerary, antidoting the effect of blows. Headaches, expanding sensation in…
Eucal. affects the mucus membranes, producing profuse acrid and foul catarrhal discharges, with aching, stiffness and weariness, as from taking cold. Marked effects on catarrhal processes, malaria and intestinal disturbances. Relapsing or intermittent fevers. Typhoid fever. Malaria. Useful in…
Worse in afternoon. Nausea, worse on running. Symptoms come at intervals or on any sudden changes of position.
Erig. has been proved by Burt and others. Wilmot Moore gave it with success in three cases of placenta previa. He gave the lx trituration (of what part of the plant is not mentioned) on the tongue. Hemorrhagic remedy, especially when hemorrhages are profuse, bright red, gushing. Persistent hemorr…
Source: Derived from the fresh aerial parts of Equisetum hyemale, a perennial, non-flowering plant. in the Equisetaceae family, native to North America, Europe, and Asia, prepared for homeopathic. use through maceration, serial dilution, and succussion to eliminate toxicity and enhance therapeutic. action. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for urinary, musculoskeletal,. dermatological, and psychological disorders…