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The id ea u pon wh ich B iochem ic Therapeu ti cs is based is
the ph ysio logi cal fact tha t both the structure an d vi tali ty of
the organs of the bod y are d epen d e n t upon c ertai n necess ary
q uanti ti es and proper appor ti onm ent Oi its i norga nic consti tu
ents These remai n after com b usti on Of the tissu es and form
the ashes
These i norgan ic co nsti tu en ts are i n a very real sense the
mate rial basis Of the organs and tissu es of the bod y an d are
abso l u tel y essent ial to thei r i ntegri ty Of str ucture a nd fu n c
ti onal acti vi ty
A cco rdi ng to Sch iissler s theory an y di sturb
ance i n the m o l ecu lar m oti on Of these ce l l sal ts i n l i vi ng
tissues, caused by a d efi ci ency i n the req uisite am ou nt co n
sti tu tes d isease w h ich can be recti fied and the req u isi te eq u il i
bri um t e estab lished b y adm i n istering the sam e m in er al sal ts
i n sma l l q uanti ti es
Th is is supposed to be brought abou t by
vir tue of the operati on Of chem ical affi n i ty i n the d omai n Of
histol ogy; and he n ce th is therapeu ti c proced ure is styl ed by
Sch iissl er the B iochem ic m ethod and stress is l ai d o n the
fact that i t is i n su pposed h arm on y wi th w e l l k no wn facts and
laws i n ph ysi ol ogi cal chem istry and all ied sc ie nces
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chl ori de of sod i um ch l ori de of potash flu oride of lime si l ica
iron l i m e magn esia soda an d potash
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bi ned wi th phosphori c carboni c and sul ph uri c ac ids
The sal ts of soda pred om i nate i n the bl ood plasma w h ile
those of potash are fou n d es peci al l y i n the bl ood corp uscl es
Sugar fat and the al bum i no us su bstances are the so c al l ed
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water const i tute its i norgan i c co m ponents S ugar and
fat are co m pou n ds Of carbon h yd roge n an d ox ygen w h il e the
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the carbo h ydra tes l ik e sugar starch an d i n the products i n
Phosphorus
ei d ent to m etam orphosis Of organ i c substan ces
is co n tai n ed i n th e leci th i ns and in the n u c l ei ns The su l ph ur
Of the al b u m en is ox i d i z e d by the ox ygen Of the in sp i red ai r
form i ng sul ph uri c aci d w h i ch com b i nes wi th th e bases Of the
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Bl ood contai n i ng the m aterial for every tissue an d cell Of
the body furnishes n utrim e n t for every organ enabl i ng i t to
perform its i nd i vi d ual function th us i t supp l i es every possibl e
ph ysio l ogi cal wan t i n the anim al eco nomy
I t d oes th is by the transudati on Of a port ion Of i ts pl asma
in to the surrou n d i ng ti ssu es t h rough the cap i l l ary wal l s by
w h i ch the l osses sustain ed b y the cel ls on accou nt Of t issue
m etam orphosis are m ade good A ccordi ng to m odern b iol ogi
cal v i e ws th is pab ul u m is a m ateria l su z g en er i c call e d irri tabl e
m atter or protoplasm and is the onl y l iv i ng m atter an d is
u ni ve rsal l y d i fi used th ro ugho u t the organ ism Of w h ich i t con
st itu tes abo u t o n e fift h the re m ai ni ng four fifths bei ng o rga n
I n i ts ph ysi cal
i z ed an d rel at i vel y therefore d ead matter
ch aracter it is ni trogen o us pul py stru cture less semi flu id
transl u cent hom oge neo us si m il ar to th at Of the gangl i o ni c
nerves an d to the gray nervous matt er I n th is transu ded
fl ui d appear fine granul es wh ich u n i te to form germs from
wh ich agai n cel ls deve l op By the u ni on Of these cel ls are
form ed the t issue Of every k i n d need e d for the upbu il d i ng Of
T wo k in ds Of su bstances are nee ded in
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e d il y i ncre asing demand for th is work has exhausted
th ree large ed itions and necessitated the preparation O f a fourt h
ed it io n W hat was intended or igi na l ly as a mere suggestive
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of o ur prese n t t herape ut ic k nowl ed ge of the so cal led Twel ve
Ti ssu e Re med ies
C ompilation l argel y from eve ry available so urce has to supple
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bel ieve this fourt h edition wi l l be found a rel iabl e gu ide to the
use O f t he Tissue Remed ies i n d isease no t o nl y as far as possible
accord i ng to th e d isti ncti ve t heory O f Sch ii ssl er as corrected and
mod i fied by h im u p to t he t ime o f his d eath b ut especial l y ac
co rd ing to th e finer an d mo re d iscri m i nati ng method Of Hah ne
ma nn
A bg ekii rz te
Seve n Ge rma n ed it io ns o f Sch ii ssle r s
Tlce mpze
have been publ ished since t h e l ast ed it ion Of th is
work was issued the therape ut ic d eve lopment o f these remed ies
has mad e won d erfu l st rid es a nd o ur pe riod ical l i ter at ure d uri ng
t he past few years h as con tai ned man y record s o f c ures wro ught
b y them
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Tissue Remed ies con
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bodies as we ll the whole publ ished experience of the home o
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Ou r ai m h as been to give to th e prof ession a co mpl et e
work on t he subject because we recogni ze the great val ue and
importance O f the Ti ssue Remed ies and in doi ng th is our work
necessari l y was one most l y o f co mpilat ion and a rrangeme nt
E very available so urce from the whole of o ur j ournal istic l itera
ture and Society proceed i ngs has been made to pay tribute to us ;
and h oweve r i mperfect fragme ntary and cr ud e the prese n t wo rk
is we k now t hat it is temple/e so far as prese n t circumstances
will permit
W e bel ieve th at the onl y h ope for the fu ture devel opment Of
these magni ficent re medies l ies in thei r st ud y mainly accord ing to
the method Of Home opat h y ; that they sho uld al l be as carefully
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nl y b y carefu l provi ngs
wi ll the pe rmanen cy of these remed ies be se cu red and they them
sel ves be prese rved from th e po ssi bl e fat e O f so man y newl y i nt ro
d uced remed ies
T horo ugh and systemat ic proving of d rugs On t h e h eal th y is the
one tr ue me thod fo r th e devel o pme nt Of o ur Materia Medi ca : b u t
th is from its very excel len ce is a th ing of slow growth and the
ternpta t ion cou ld not be res isted to seek othe r and sho rter me thod s
uest io nab le
b ut so met imes y ield i ng ad
al ways mo re or l ess
mirable res ul ts T he most import ant Of such d eviati ons from t he
str ict ly cl assical me thod o f provi ng o n t he hea l t h y w as t he s e
ceptance of C l in ical Sympto ms ; used ca utio usly t h is so urce can
be of inest i mable val ue as much Of o ur c l inical experien ce proves
W h y may no t the sa me resul ts fol low b y acce pt ing tentat ivel y
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theories Of the respect ive spheres Of
act ion s O f h is remed ies and th e in d icat ions based th ereon w hich
to say t he least are bo l d and Often bri l l iant recommendat ions for
their employ ment i n d isease ?
H ere i n the absence Of regu lar provi ngs Of them we ca n avail
oursel ves Of t his so urce and enrich o ur Materia Med ica with some
remed ies th at wi l l compare favorabl y w ith ma n y po l ych rests
W hatever opposit ion t he re may be in o ur ran ks to Schii ssler s
method s because it is not pu re ho me o path ic practice we believe
would speed il y disa ppear i f al l critics co uld join i n prov ing ahd
con firmi ng these val uable remed ies introduced first to A merica n
H o me opath y b y o ur own H ering who surel y co uld no t be ac
cused O f fath er in g and furt h eri n g an yt h i n g absol ut e l y mo n gre l
an d detri men tal to t he be st i n terests Of our schoo l
W e d o not sy mpath ize with the att empt Of S ch ii ssl er and a few
others to look upon th e Tissue R emed ies as being sufficient for all
purposes prov ings alone can verify this For the present we
thi nk with Dr J C Morgan that Sch ii ssler th rows away a great
an d n ecessary co mpl emen t to h is Materia Med ica i n d iscardi n g al l
organic d rugs as B all a d Hy mn A con etc wh ich real l y make
the Tissue Remedies more v al uable acting as the opposite bl ad e
o f the scisso rs ; w itho ut these they woul d O ften re main i nco m
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t h e ho me opath ic relat ionsh ip at prese nt me rel y suggest iv e b ut
a depart men t wh ich we hope wi l l b e great l y enl arged at so me
fut ure t i me
T O those who b y k i nd enco urageme nt and cont ributions O f
clinical cases and Observ ations have given us val uable assistance
in th e preparation Of th e present vol ume we d esire to ex press
our grat it ud e an d indebt ed n ess pro min ent amo ng who m are Prof
Samuel L i lienthal who k ind l y pl aced h is v al uabl e l ibrary at
ou r d isposal ; Professors J C
Morgan S Po wel l B urdick C B
C urri er H enry C Ho ughton W m E L eo nard and Drs Horace
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Fi sher A P Dav i s I E
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by the ad d it io n o f all the facts re lati ng to the Tissue Remedi e
that have accumulated for the past two years I n i ts pree nt
state the book represe nts th e co mplete pr esentati o n o f the B io
chemi cal Trea tment of Disease by means of the Twel ve Tissue
Re medies I n order not to i ncrease unnecessaril y the bul k of the
vol ume a n umber Of the cl inical cases Of the prev iou s edit ion
have been o mi tted to make roo m for n ew matt er and fr esh cl ini cal
il l ustrati ons by the be t authorit ies
The Materia Medica part of
the work has been bro ught up to date by the i ncorporation of the
resul ts o f late provings and we fee l i ndebted especiall y to Dr H
C A l len of th e Med ical A d va nce H erin g s Guid i ng Sy mptoms
and Prof
T F A l len s magnificen t work th e H a nd book qf
Mater i a Med ia l wh ich incl ude much o f interest about these
These Tissue Remed ies are too preci ous to be use d
remedi es
onl y on t he pathol ogical i nd icat io ns la id down b y Sch ii ssl er : the y
all meri t careful provi ng in order to Obtain th e finer and more
d isti ncti ve poi nts for their therapeutic application ; th is h as been
done wi th several and will u ndoubted ly be carefully done wi th
all
Not u ntil th en wil l the Twelve Tiss ue Remed ies take their
rightful positi o n permanent l y in o ur Materia Med i ca and prove
to be po l ych rests of t he h igh est ord er
W e tr ust that t his work i n its presen t revi sed form wi ll meet
with as favorable reception as was accord ed to the first ed ition
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that Dr Sch iissler hi msel f has writt en up to t he publica ti on O f
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h is l atest the ei ghtee nt h ed it ion Of h is
is i ncl ud ed together wi th much cl in ical ex peri ence b y the ho
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separa ted us mo re and more w i th each new ed i t ion fro m th at O f
thei r d isti ngu ish ed i n trod uce r
W hil e we have abid ed b y h is
first concepti o n a nd e nd eavored to fu rther th eir developmen t
alon g the l ines O f H o me opath y
Sch ii ss ler pre fers now to look
upo n t he B iochem ic method as ent irel y d istinct from Ho me
opa th y and as an al l sufli cien t thera peut ic proced u re and ch em
ical h ygie ne
Th us w hile he re l ies sol el y on the chemiCO ph ys
iological fact s and theo ries as gu id es for t he the rape u tic appl ica
tio n of h is remed ies we acce pting and util izi ng al l these ad d
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t he o nl y l egi ti
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Introduction to the Theory and General Sketch
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T O RY O
L HA HN M
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F THE
Tissue Remedies
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T ISSU
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RE M E
DIE S
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NN whose gen ius di vi n ed the great i m
portance Of the inorganic ce ll sal ts as rem edi al agents of a
hi gh ord er was the first w ho began thor ough i nvestiga ti on
i n to thei r pa thogenetic eff ects and therape ut i c uses
I t was
hi s pr ovi ngs Of L i m e and S al t and Potash tha t p repared the
way for the res t of the T issue Rem ed ies th at show ed w ha t
vast store houses of m ed ic i n al force these i norgan
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st a nces are al thou gh w ho l l y i ner t i n t he ir cru de sta te
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it was w ho first po i nted ou t ho w these fo rces cou ld be u n
l oc k ed an d d ir ected fo r therape u ti c p urposes
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to the gr eat im portance as rem ed ies Of al l the essential com
ponent parts Of the h u man bod y and agai n in the same
journal in 1 8 4 6 : A l l consti t uents of the h um an bod y pri n
ci pall y act on those organs w he rei n the y have a fu ncti on
A ll fu lfil l their functi ons w hen the y are the ca use of sym p
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Thi s from the pen Of th at rem arkab l e geni us i n the
t om s
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fie ld Of Materia Med ica C onstanti ne H eri ng
L a ter stil l we fin d Grauvogl i n hi s Tex t B ook taki ng som e
not ice Of th ese rem arks and ampl i fying them b ut it rem ai ned
for Dr Sch ii ssler of Ol de nb urg G ermany to deve l op these
suggesti ons and mak e the i d ea foreshad ow ed i n them the basis
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I n March I S7 3 an arti cl e e n ti tl ed A
new system
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S ho r tened H ome opa tlt ic TIter apeu tia
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I en deavored to d iscover by experi m ents on
the sic k if i t wer e not possi b l e to heal them provi d ed the ir
d ise ases w ere c urab l e at al l wi th those substa nces that are the
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natural i e , the ph ysiol ogi cal fu ncti on rem ed ies
Of th is
no spec ial noti ce seems to h ave been tak en u nti l five m onths
su bseq uent l y Dr L o rbacher of L e i p z ig cam e ou t i n the sam e
journal wi th som e cri ti cal consi d erati ons of it This was fol
l ow ed b y a repl y from Sch ii ssl er w hi ch ran thro ugh seven
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n um bers gi vi ng a m ore d etai l ed acco u nt of th is
A b ri dged
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S ystem of Hom e opath ic Therapeu ti cs the im porta nt feat ures
of w h i ch are i ncorpo rated i n th is w ork
The ori gi nal comm u n icati on fr o m Sch ussl er to the Germ an
jo urnal was transl ated i nto E ngl ish and pu bl ished first i n the
M ed i ca l I nvestig a tor May 1 8 7 3 and soon af terwards i n a
Tw el ve Tissue
sm al l w ork b y Dr C H eri ng enti t l ed the
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recomm e n d ed for i nvesti gati on
by th is grea t
Rem edi es
S everal ed iti ons were pub lished i n
teacher of our schoo l
rap i d su ccessi on fro m w hi ch th i s h ist ori cal sk etch is mai n l y
deri ved and foll owi ng these appeared the translati on Of the
twelfth Ge rm an ed i ti on by J T O Connor M D and one
by M Docett i Wal k er, consid erab l y enl arged b y the addi t ion
Dr
Of an appen di x pop ul ari zi ng the B i ochem ic Method
Sch ii ssler previ ous to h is d ea th w h ich occ urred earl y i n
1 8 98 p ub l ished the 2sth G erm an ed i ti on i n w h i ch the appli
cation of several Of the rem ed ies has been greatl y en larged
al l O f w h i ch i s i n co r
and consi d erab l e new m a tte r add ed
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ti ons Of h is work al l con necti on wi th Hom e opath y and i n
sists th at hi s m ethod is not based u pon the hom e opa th i c law
Of c u re b u t u po n plI ysiOl ogi cO chem i cal processes that ta k e
p lace wi th i n the organ ism it is neverthe l ess true tha t the
present wi d e ad opti on Of the T issue Rem edi es i n the treat
m ent of d isease is the fru i t Of the seed so wn on home pathic
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The prod ucts of th is transform ati on are the o rga n ic materi als
w hi ch for m the ph ysi cal basis Of m usc l e n erve connecti ve
ti ssue and m u co us su bstance No ne Of these su bstances are
present as such i n the b l ood but are fo rm ed wi th i n the tissues
from the al b um en W i th them the i norga n ic sal ts form com
bi nations by vi rt ue Of chem i ca l afli ni ti es and t h us new ce l ls
are form ed
W i th the forma tion Of new cel l s the re occu rs at
the sam e ti m e a destru cti on Of the Ol d ones resul ti ng from
the acti o n O f oxygen on the organi c su bstances form i ng the
basi s Of these ce l l s Th is oxi da ti on has as a consequence a
break i ng d own Of the cel ls themse l ves
The ul ti mate resul ts Of th is com b usti on Of the o rgani c sub
sta nces are the for mati on Of u rea uri c su l ph u ric phosphori c
l acti c and carbon ic aci ds and al so water S ome i nte rm ed iate
m e m be rs of the seri es as for i nstance h ypoxanth in aceti c an d
b ut yri c aci ds etc need not be m enti on ed wi th th is th erapeu
ti c m ethod bec ause so far as o ur prese n t k now l e dge Of the m
e xten ds they p lay a very su bo rdi na te rOle U rea uric aci d
an d sul ph uric aci d are the resu l t Of the oxi d a ti on of the al
b um i nous su bstances w hi l e phospho ri c ac id is prod u ce d b y
the ox i dati on Of l ec i thi n con tai ned i n the n er vo us tissu e
brain spi nal co rd an d b lood co rpusc l es L acti c aci d resul ts
fro m the ferm enta ti o n Of mi l k sugar and final l y b reaks do wn
i n to carboni c aci d and wa ter
The final prod ucts Of the oxidati on Of the organi c sub
These together
stances are u re a carbon i c ac id and wa ter
wi th the sal ts set free l eave the t i ssu es an d thereby gi ve
place to l ess ful ly oxi d iz ed orga n ic bodi es whi ch in turn
finall y un d ergo the sam e m etamorphosis
The prod ucts Of th is retr ograde tissue ch ange are conveye d
t hrough the l ym phati cs the con nect ive t issu e an d the vei ns
to the gal l b l add er l u ngs k i d n eys b ladd er an d sk i n an d are
thereby rem oved fro m the orga nism wi th the excreti ons such
as the u ri ne pe rspi rati o n fe ces etc
The importan ce an d d igni ty O f the fu ncti on of the con nee
t ive tissu es were esta blished afte r the resea rches of V i rch ow
an d Von Rec kl i ngh ausen l ed to a c l ose r st ud y an d d em on
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cti vi ty Th at w h ich form er l y seem ed onl y
i nten d ed as a filli n g i n or pro tecti ve coveri ng appears n ow as
the m atri x i n w h i ch the m i n ute ca pi l lari es carry the pl asm a
from the b l ood to the tissu es and retu rn the sam e to the bl ood
vessel s ; a t the sam e t i me i t se rves as one of the m ost im port
an t bree di ng p l aces Of yo u n g cel ls w h i ch are capab l e o f d e
vel oping o ut of the em b ryon i c l aten t form s t o the m ost difl er
en ti ated stru cture Of the bod y
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H eal th ma y be consider ed to be the state
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haracteri zed by
norm al ce l l m etam orphosi s ; th us w hen b y m eans of digesti on
of food an d dri nk reco m pense is m ad e to the b l ood for the
l osses it sustai ns b y fu rnish i ng n u trit i ve materi al to the tis
sues thi s com pen sa ti on is m ad e i n req u isi te q uanti ti es and i n
proper pl aces and no d ist urba nce Of the m ot i on of the m o l e
cul es occ urs U nder these con di t ions al one wi l l the bui ld i ng
o f new ce l ls an d the d est ru cti o n o f Ol d o nes procee d no rm all y
and the e l i m i na t i o n of use l ess materi al s be fur thered
Di sease 15 the resu l t of a d isturba nce Of the m ol ec ular mo
ti on of one of the I norga ni c t issue salts The cure co nsists i n
the restorati on Of the eq ui l ibri um Of the m olecu lar m oti on by
fur nish i ng a m i ni m al d ose Of the sam e i norgan ic su b sta nce
si nce the m o l ec ul es Of the m ateri al th us used re m ed i al l y fi ll
the gap in the chai n of mol ec ul es Of the affected ce l l or tissu e
sal t
V i rchow says thagd isease is an al te red state Of the ce l l and
hence the n ormal state Of the ce l l const itu tes heal th The
consti tu tion Of the cel l is determ ined b y the co m posi tion Of
i ts n u tri t i ve e nvi ronm e n t exactl y as a p l ant thri ves acc ordi ng
to the q uali ty Of so il arou nd its roots
I n agr icu l tural che m istry we ad d as fert i l iz er th at el em ent
most lack in g in the so i l B ut three essent ial substances used
n am e l y, amm o nia
phosph ate Of
as fer ti l i z e rs are req ui red
l i m e or potash
T he other substa nces nee df ul for p lant n u
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m e law of supplyi ng a lack appl ies to b iochem i cal rem ed i es
for i n stan ce tak e the foll owi ng exam p l e
A ch il d sufferi ng w i th ri c k ets shows a lac k of phosph ate of
l i m e i n the bo n es d ue to a d ist urbed m o l ecu lar m ot i on of the
mol ecul es of th is sal t The quant i ty of phosphate of l im e
i nten d ed for the bon es b ut fai l ing to reach i ts goal w oul d
acc um u l a te w i th i n the b l oo d w ere i t n ot excrete d b y th e
uri ne for it is the ofi ce of the k i d neys to mai ntai n the proper
co m positi on of the b l oo d an d therefore to cast out every
fore ign substance or surp l us supp l y of an y on e const i tu ent
N ow after th e normal m ol ec ular m ot ion of the phosphat e of
l i m e m ol ecul es is again establ ished w i th in the i nvo l ve d nu
tritiv e so i l b y adm i n isteri ng smal l d oses of the sam e sal t the
ircul at ion and the cure
surp l us can agai n enter the general c
of the rach i t is be b rought abo u t
E very normal cel l has the facu l ty of ab sorb i ng or rejec ti ng
certai n substances This property is di m i ni shed or suspen de d
w hen the cell h as suffered a l oss i n one of i ts sal ts i n couse
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t h at the n eedfu l sal t is l ac k i ng i n quan t i ty o r on the other
h an d th at the diseased cel ls h ave su ff e red a ph ysi cal al tera
ti on besi d es w h ich prec l u d es the ent rance of the re qu ire d
I n su ch a case the sal t m ust be ofi ered i n a more
tissue sal t
di lu te d state th at is a h igher tri t urat i on
I f the al te re d ce l l s regai n the i r i ntegri ty b y recoveri ng
the ir l oss they can agai n pe rform the i r n ormal fun ction s and
bri ng abou t the removal by chemi cal processes of mo rb id pro
d ucts exu dat ions etc The b iochem ical the rapeu ti cs aid s
n ature in h er e ff orts to cu re b y suppl yi ng the n atural re m e
d ies l ack ing in ce rtain parts that is the in organ ic cell sal ts
an d i n th i s way corrects ab n ormal sta tes of ph ysi ol o i cal
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chemistry
The ai m of b iochem istry is to cover a de fic i enc y d i rectl y
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The cu ra tive vi rtu e of smal l d oses m ay be d ed ucted from
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Th rougho ut natu re ato m s an d grou ps of atoms or mol ecu l es
form the basis of her ope rati ons The grow th of an imal s and
plants is the acc reti on of new ato ms or gro ups of atoms to
the existi ng mass of m o lecu l es
I n vi e w of the fact of the acti on of l ight i mel f im pond er
ab l e causi ng m ol ecq
movem ents in l i vi ng pl ants b y w h i ch
earbon ic ac id is d eco m posed i n to carbon an d oxygen an d
agai n the acti on of l i ht on the photo raphi c p la te an d ret i na
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of the eye i t see m s i m possibl e o f con trad icti on tha t in fin itel y
sma l l i m pond erab l e part i c l es of ma tte r can ac t u po n the l iv
in g body
The use of smal l d oses i n b ioche mi cal treatm ent
is a chemi co ph ysio l ogi cal n ecessi ty
For i n stance i t is d e
si red to h ave G l auber s sa l t reach the b l oo d
I t cannot be done
by gi vi ng it in a co n cen trated so l uti o n
On l y the i ntest inal
canal is affected thereby p rod uc ing a watery d iarrh e a i n
w hi ch the sal t is cast out fro m the organ ism B ut a d il u ted
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virtue of its h ygrom etric property wil l in d uce passage of
excess of water i n the tissu es i nto the veno us b l ood and an
i ncrease of uri n ary secreti on
E v ery b iochemi c re m ed y m ust be sufi cien tl y di l u ted to
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fou nd i n so l ution, co rrespo n d ing to the th i rd fo urth an d fif th
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The fol l ow ing tabl e of an al ysis of bl ood cel l s in rel ati on to
th e h um an o rgan ism w i l l sho w th is
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Ca l ca rea
Magnesi a
I on
r
Ph o sph
o
F l uo
Chl
r
o
id
r i c ac
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r
.
,
a nd
S il ica , t races
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a
i
l
f
ove
a
q
a
t
f
fi
ce
f
r
the
d
oo
d
f
r
u
r
s
s
o
o
u
(
y
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an i nfa nt w e i h i n
n
i
l
m
m
1
bo
t
k
o
r
e
po
d
a
6
u
s
a
s
u
)
g
g
g
( 3%
N ow if 6 ce n t igramm es
of a grai n ) of m agn es ia are
suffi c i e n t to cover the n eedf u l d ai l y supp l y of m agn esia for
an i nf an t how m i n u te m u st be the d ose of ma nesi a to be gi ven
g
for a ne uralgi a w h ich is caused b y an i nco nce i vab l y small
deficiency of th is sal t in a m i n u te port ion of the nerve tissue
O ne l i t re
a
l i tt l e
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,
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DOS E
ou
QUA NTI TY
23
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The m i neral con te nts of one cel l are i nfini tel y smal l Ac
cordi ng to the eal culations of C S ch m id t the ph ysi ol ogist
eac h bl ood corpusc l e co n tai ns about one b ill ionth part of a
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,
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S im i larly acti ve i n ve ry smal l d oses are so me of the rem e
d ies used b y the old school for i nstance corrosi ve sub li mate
of w h ich Prof H ugo Sch ulz says th at a so l u ti on of I
brings abou t q ui te po werf u l fermentati on one
to I
far above the norm al i n a grape suga r so l uti on to w h i ch yeast
v
N
o
r l i ner K l zmlrc/w W ochm c/I r z
S
ee
has been add ed
B
e
fl
(
I
8
8
4
9 )
The i norgan ic substances wh ich serve plan ts for n u tri t ion
L ieb ig in
are tak en up b y t he m on l y in m i ni m al q ua nti ti es
his chem ical l etters obser ves that the stron gest man ure of
n
i
r
a
a
th
pho
ph
te
co
a
e
po
w
d
e
r
c
nnot
be
co
m
p
e
d
r
r
ea
a
i
n
s
a
s
s
y
its acti on wi th a m uch smal l er quant i ty fine l y di vi d ed w h ich
E ach
by its sub d i vision can be d ifiused througho ut the so il
root let req u ires but a sm al l q ua nti t y of no uri sh m ent w here i t
is i n co nta ct wi th the so il b ut for i ts functional acti vi ty an d
ex istence i t is req uisi te that th i s mi ni m um be pres ent j ust at
The i nso l ub le m i neral substances fou n d i n the
that spot
so il m ust be disso l ved by the ac id j u i ces of the fibres of the
root be fo re they ca n reach the vegetab l e o rgan ism
A m i ne ral w hen it reach es the h um an stoma ch is acted
If
upon b y the m uria ti c aci d contai ned i n the gas tri c j ui ce
this is a sal t of i ro n the ch lo ri de wi l l be fo rm ed Now if it
is d esi rab l e to ad m i ni ster the phosph ate of iro n for thera
F
m
a
or
i
s
t
i
c
u
i
m
s
e
r
p
po
e
s
t
be
k
ept
u
o
f
the
to
ch
th
u
s
t
u
s
o
t
p
—
a
m i n im al d ose is requi red the m ed ic ine m ust be
pu rpose
di l u ted to such a d egree that its m ol ecu l es may penetrate the
epi th el ium of the m ou th pharynx e sophagus and rea ch the
bl ood th rough the cap il lary wal ls Those su bsta nces that are
insol ub le i n wate r m ust be tri t urated to the si xth d ec i mal
potency at l east ; those so l ub le i n water may pe netrate the
epi thel ial ce l ls i n lowe r d i luti ons
I n som e of the m ine ral waters the m ineral sal ts are p resent
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TW E L
TH E
24
V
E
RE ME D I E S
T IssU E
.
onl y i n qua nti tie s corr espond irg to the 6th and 8th d ec imal
d il ut ions ; th us i n the waters of R il ch i ngen Magn esia phosph
is p resent onl y i n the 8 th Kal i mur i n the sth and S il icea i n
th e 6th d il u ti on
Dr B ehneke i n h is bal neo l ogi cal letters co rrect l y observes
t ha t the rel a ti ve proporti on and the d egree of concentrati on i n
wh ich the sa l t is prese n t in the m i neral water is of great im
portance Ma ny of the m ost fam ous sp ri ngs o we the ir good
re
s ul ts t o the fact th at the c urati ve const i tuents are present
onl y i n greatl y dil uted sta tes and that the best resul ts are ft c
quentl y obtai ned fr om d oses usual l y consi d ered very m i n ute
The adaptabi l ity of m i n im al d oses to the en d in v ie w is in
ent ire harm ony wi th ph ysiol ogi cal and chem ical facts , as may
be seen from the fol l owi ng w ords of Professor Val enti n the
w el l known ph ysiol ogi st :
Natu re w orks everyw here wi th an i n fin ite n um ber of
sm al l magn i tud es w h i ch w hethe r i n hom ogeneo us or hetero
l
l
i
u
s
a
r
a
e
n
r
i
b
eo
e
a
t
i
o
n
on
be
pe
r
ce
ve
d
o
u
r
e
t
ve
ca
n
l
s
y
y
g
,
y
gg g
obtuse organs of sense when in d efin ite masses The smal lest
p icture w hi ch our e yes percei ve proceeds from m il l ions of
waves of l ight ; a gra n ul e of sal t th at we are hard l y ab le to
taste contai ns m yr iads of grou ps of atoms w h ich no senti ent
”
eye wi l l ever vi e w
Th is fact is also i l l ustrated by the we l l k no wn experim ents
of P rofesso rs K irch ofl and B u nsen wi th co mm on sal t b y tak
i ng three m i l l igramm es ( l ess tha n £1, of a grai n ) wh ich are
bl o wn into a room contai ni ng 60 cub ic m et res of air I n a
few m i n utes sod iu m l ines appear i n a flame stan di ng at a con
si d erab l e d istance , w hi ch can be d ist inguishe d b y the u nai ded
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eye
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Mod ern sci en ce gives n um erous il l us trati ons of the po wer
i nfini tesi mal
quanti ties We wi l l refer on l y to very few :
one is by th at m ost excell ent obser ver Darwi n I n his w or k
on [ m at ri m ony Pla n ts he says : I t is an aston ish ing fact
—
t h at so i nconce i va b l y m i n ute a q ua nti ty as 1 20
a m uch sma ll e r q uant ity th an the 6t h
of a grai n
[
d ec i mal t ri t urat ion the usual prescri bed strength of the T i e ue
of
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26
T HE
TWE L VE
T I ssU E
R E M E D IE S
.
doses of iron gi ven to c ure ch lorosis d isord er the
pass ofi u nused wi th the fe ces and i n most cases
lea ve the di sease unaflected
H ydroch loric aci d when di l u ted a thousan d fol d wi th water
d issol ves wi th case at the tem peratu re of the body fibrin and
l
n
a
n
d
i
i
n
i
i
r
s
u
te
th
o
vent
po
w
e
d
oe
c
e
e
b
d
m
n
s
n
o
l
s
r
s
t
a
u
t
g
ishes if the p ropo rti on of aci d i n the di l uti on be i ncreased
L iebig s Clwmzca l L el l err v ol i i p “ 9
L arge
stomach ,
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P RE PA R A TI
,
ON
.
.
A ND
D
OS E
.
The Tissue Re m ed ies are prepar ed for t herape u ti c p urposes
l ik e al l hom e opa thi c re m ed ies acco rd i ng to the deci mal o r
centesi mal scal e i n tri tu ra ti on or sol u ti on The crude che m i
call y pure art icl e is tak en and tri tu rated w i th su gar of m i lk
one part Of the drug to n ine parts of sugar of mi l k for at l east
one ho u r
Th is gi ves the first d ec imal tri t uration each grai n
co ntai ni ng one-te n th of a grai n of the ce l l sal t tri turated
One pa rt of thi s first d ec im al tri tu ra tion is then used an d
other n i ne parts of sugar of m il k added and aga i n tri t urated
one hour w h ich gi ves the secon d deci mal tri turat ion an d is
eq u iv alent to the first ce n tesim al tri turation each grai n con
tai n i ng one h un d re d th of the tri tu rated ce l l sal t But expe
ri cu ce has sho wn , as ma
ro m th e i l l ustra ti ons
be
ee
too
f
s
n
y
above th at even th is m i n ute su bd i visi on is too
ro ss for man y
g
pu rposes i n the ani mal econom y and so this tri turati ng and
subd i v id i ng process has been k ept up to the si xth t we lf th
and even hi gher prepa rati ons
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S C H US S L E R S O W N
’
PR
OC
E
DURE
.
S ch u ssl er began w i th the si xth centesim al or twe lfth
deci ma l tri turati on b ut he very earl y i n h is practi ce ad opted
the si xth deci mal prepara ti on as the on e m ost ge n eral l y use
ful
L ate l y the l o we r tritu ra ti ons of Potassi u m an d S od iu m
sal ts the th ird dec i mal o f others the fo urth an d fif th h ave
been prod u cti ve of eq ual l y good resu l ts I n the l ast ed it ion
”
In
A bg ekzi rz te l erapie he says on t h is po in t :
of h is
A t first
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R QUE NC Y
F E
OF
DO SE S
27
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my practi ce I em pl oy the si xth dec im al tri turati on general l y
I usual l y gi ve in
an d Ca lca r ea fl uor
Fer r u m phos , 5 t2
s
.
.
.
the I ath tri turati on I n acu te d iseases a d ose con sisti ng of
a po w de r si ze of a pea sho ul d be gi ven every ho u r or tw o
i n chroni c diseases 3 or 4 tim es dai l y
T he po w de r ma y be
"
n
n
n
f
ve
d
on
the
ton
e
or
d
i
o
l
ve
d
i
a
s
poo
u
l
O
f
w
a
te
i
r
r
s
s
u
y
g
g
We oursel ves ha ve had the most sati sfactory results fro m
the si xth deci mal t ri turati on rarel y go ing hi ghe r at t i m es
l o wer a n d gen e ral l y w e p refer to gi ve the sel ected rem ed y i n
so l u ti on b y di sso l v i n g a good si zed po wd e r i n a tum b l e r h alf
ful l of water an d ad m in iste ri ng teaspoonf ul doses ev e ry hou r
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or tw o
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o l uti ons are used a few d rops may be d isso l ved
i n wa ter, or pe l l ets or d isks may be sa turate d an d gi ve n i n
that way The latter is espec ially to be reco mm en d ed w ith
ch ild ren
If l iqu id
s
,
.
.
FRE
E
U
Q
NCY OF
D
OSE S
.
c ute cases a dose eve ry hour or two ; i n seve re pai nfu l
afl ectio ns a d ose eve ry ten to fifteen m i n u tes
i n ch ro n ic afl ec
ti ons, one to four d oses d ai l y
I n su ita bl e cases the extern al use of the re m ed ies is i n d i
cated and has bee n fou n d usefu l
Fo r th is purpose the secon d
or th ird and ev en the sixth tri t u rati o n may be used
I n dete rm i n ing the d ose o f a b iochem ic re m ed y the a mou nt
of the m orb id prod uct i n vo l ved is n o i m po rta n t facto r
For
i nstance a ve ry smal l d efic ie n cy of N a tr u m ma r i n the ce l l s
of the ep i the l ial l aye r of a se rous sac may i ve rise to a m assi ve
g
se rous e x ud ati on ; a nd as m i n u te a su pp l
a t r u m mm :
f
N
O
y
correspo n d ing to the d efic iency may b ri ng abo ut a co mplete
resorpti on of the ex ud ati on
G ui d ed by the re lati ve q uanti ti es o f the ce l l sal ts ea ch
pra ct i tioner ca n sel ect the prope r d ose of the i n d i cate d b io
chem ic rem ed y
to the 2d d ec im al tri tura
One m i l l igramm e ( r roo grain
ti o n) of a substance is est im ate d to co nta i n 1 6 tri l l io ns of
In
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28
TW E L VE T I SS UE RE ME D I E S
T HE
m ol ec ul es A ccordi ng to th is est im ate the 6t h d ec i mal tri tu ra
ti o n of it woul d contai n abo ut 1 6 b i l l ions ; t his quanti ty is
m ore th an suffic ien t to restore d istu rbed m ol ec ular m oti ons to
the norm al
I t may be urged as an objecti on th at the m ol ecu l es of a
a
r
i
sa
l
i
a
m
i
i
n
i
i
ven
t
dm
n
te
r
e
d
a
e
d
c
e
w
o
d
n
te
w
th
the
i
u
l
i
s
s
u
g
l ik e con tai ned in the bl ood an d th us re nd er il l usory any c ura
ti ve atte mpt B ut th is com b i nati o n can not tak e place simpl y
because the carbon ic aci d present i n the b l ood form s an isolat
i ng m ed ium of the sal ts
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RE
L A TI
ON S OF T H E
OC H
O
M I C T T H E H O M CE
O PA T H I C T R E A T ME N T
BI
E
.
the questi on has been aske d Is Schii ssl er ism H om e
o pa th y
and i t has as o ften been answ ered i n the affi rmati ve as
i n the nega ti ve
Sch ii ssler h i msel f cl ai ms tha t i t is not i n
ry for
a ny way rel ated t o H o me opath
p
t
B
i
oche
m
i
s
t
a
n
d
u
s
y
ward with an evi d en t d esire to beco m e the foun der of a new
system of m e di ci ne
He cl ai ms wi th others th at the Tissue Rem edi es act by sup
plyi ng d efic ienci es Th is id ea tak en l iteral l y seem s errone
o us ; for exam p l e i n a d is t urbance of the m ol ecu l es of N atr
mm: there is no t necess ari ly a deficiency i n the am ou nt of
N a tr mu r i n th e body, b ut rather a lack of conti n uit y i n the
arran gem ent of the exi sti n
i
n
h
s
m
o
l
ec
e
i
the
bo
d
T
s
a
l
t
l
s
u
y
g
f
i
ven
a
s
a
r
e
m
e
d
d
oe
n
pp
l
a
c
k
d
e
fi
c
e
n
c
o
s
a
l
t
l
o
t
a
or
i
s
s
u
g
y
y
y
as the q ua n ti ty gi ve n is usuall y too i nfi ni tesi mal for tha t pu r
pose and w ere th is the case it m ight be gi ven i n q ua nti ty
wi th food and d ri nk wi th the d esired efl ect The defic iency
that it does supp l y in m in im al d oses is i n the arrangem en t of
the eq u il ibri um of the chai n of N a tr ma r m ol ecu l es i n the
affecte d t issu es as befo re expl ai ne d th us causi ng them to pe r
fo rm thei r functi on properly ; for si nce the d e fici t is a m ol een
lar one the suppl y m ust also be m o l ec u l ar
Th is i d ea of the acti o n of re med ies is not ne w as any one
w ho has carefu l l y per used the wo rks of th at astu te obse rver
Often
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B I OC H E M I C T RE A TM E N T
29
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Von Grauvogl ca n testify Many of Schii ssl er s ideas may
be seen foreshad owed i n Grauvogl and H eri ng
I t has al ways been a ma tter of d ispu te as to how our
The q uesti on em brac i ng as i t
home opathi c rem e di es act
does tha t of i nfini tesim al doses is one of the m ost vi tal for
Ho me opath y and one tha t even at th is d ay ex pose s us to the
’
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,
We present the h ypothesis that Home opath y and B io
che mistry are q ui te si m il ar ; that B iochem istry ofl ers a
rat i onal expl ana ti on of the ho m e opath ic ac ti on as co ntai ned
i n that law of Hahnema n n S i mil ar S zmzl zbus Cu ra ntu r ’
The fol l owi ng table shows so far as anal yses h ave been
ma de tha t the twel ve tissu e sal ts are consti t uents of man y
of ou r well k now n a n d p rov ed re m ed ies of the vegetab l e
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T AB L E
Ch i na , Ge lsem
st el
.
Ph y tol "
,
Secal e
r
p .,
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Vib ur a
C h i na ,
,
o
A il
,
A il
r
p
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P h ytol
.
Berb
vul g
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o oe
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Bapt
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A nia
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Vb
V era tr
A c n , A rn ica , Ai l A nia
Asaf ( a ) ,
i ura
Be rb vu
. R h ns ,
G raph te ( 2
Graph ite
Rh eum
.
stel
.
,
H amam
.
V e rat r
E pi phegus. V i b nrn
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pr
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on
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su l ph
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V ib ur n
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a
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ra ph te
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mam
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L a be l , S tramon
h us
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L yco p
A nis ste l
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H yd rast " My r
G
i
T h e fi g ure s i n t he abo ve tabl
a n th us ,
.
An ia
,
i on
Chamom" C h
Ch el id , Nu x
Ci micif
,
a
.
I ris
.
B ryo n
H mam
m lph
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A pocy n
K al l
.
Aru m tr
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San gui n . Stil l i ng" Pi nus c Ascl ep
Ai l A nia st el Hania m Ci mi ci f
Ced r
Os l o
P yo
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i ndi ca te th e p erce ntag e
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T HE
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3
TWE L VE TI SS UE R E M E D IE S
Thi s tab l e is a v ery i nco m pl ete one, as anal yses have on ly
been m ad e of com parati ve l y few of the rem ed ies of the anim al
and vegetab l e k i n d o ms th at w e use ; and m an y of these an
g
al yses have been m ad e so crud e l y as on l y to n o
te the presence
o f these sal ts i n the m not gi vi ng thei r p ropo rti ons
T o do
th is accura tel y wo ul d entai l m uch t im e and expense Of
co urse this, to the al l opa th , is a q ues tion of no m oment w h at
ever ; b ut to us as home opaths w ho d eal w i th i nfini tesi mals
such an enor m o us q uant i ty as
r cent of S il icea occu r
e
p
ri n g i n E
u
zlwtu m ; 6
r ce n t
f
n
i
m
a l ts
pot
h
a
d
o
d
e
a
s
s
s
o
u
q
p
occurri ng in H uma ns ; 4 per ce nt of S il icea i n Czmzczf ; 3 per
cent of M ag nes 15150 3 in Colon as w e ll as other i norgan ic
const itu ents i n varyi ng q uanti ti es beco m es a m atter of v ital
im po rta n ce
Co ul d w e ha ve an ex a ct q ua nt i tative and pro
~
i
n
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w h ich bel o nged to one t issue sal t and w h ich to ano ther ; and
i t is h igh l y probab l e th at w e b y th is m eans co ul d easi ly ex
plai n why the symptoms of one drug are so often found under the
pat hogenesis of another w hy one is cha racteristic in one d rug and
onl y gene ric in anot he r W hen i n d eed i t may n ot ri ghtl y be
l o ng to e i ther bu t to an i norgani c tissue sal t a consti tuen t of
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M y l o] wi th the b iochem i cal app li cati on of these sal ts we
A s the l argest
sh all see a stri k i ng a nd sign i fica nt an al ogy
q uanti ty of the i norgani c sal ts therei n co ntai n ed is potash
we shal l find th at m ore sym pto ms of Pig/to] correspon d to the
K a l is w h i l e fe we r sy mptom s co rrespo nd to the cal ci um i ron
an d S i l ica
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r rss
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W ere the analysis quantitatively correct we shoul d prob
ably fin d so m e Na tr mu r , as one of the prom i nen t sym pto ms
of P/zy tol is acri d watery d ischarge fro m the nose
Th is woul d ex plai n why we have different sets of sy m ptom s
un der one hom oeopathic drug appeari ng to an tagon iz e each
—
other each is prod uced by a difierent tissue salt
This m uch for the vegeta ble an d ani mal kingd om sub
stances that can be red uced by analysis to el em entary bod ies
In the m ineral k ingdom the action is som ewhat different
Nothing need be sai d of such rem ed ies as are co m poun ds of
sul phur an d phosphorus as th ey derive their m e dicinal power
by co mbi nations whi ch form tissue salts The carbonates
becom e transform ed into the phosphates ; this d isposes of such
d rugs as K al i ca r d , Ca lc ca r d , M ag nes ca r d etc
There on ly remai n the m inerals such as A um m Pla ti num
These in a crude state are ac kn owle dged
A rg en tu m etc
inert and we triturate the m to develop their power In the
cru de state they do not appear to be materially changed by
any of the organic aci ds of the bod y When we finally di vi de
these they sti ll rem ain the s am e but a new power has been
developed in them a cata lytic power
E am ples of c a ta lytic power are unfortunately very few
Of the k nown ones is the following
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Platin um in m ass prod uces no change no com bination of
oxygen an d hyd rogen as it will d o as chem istry teaches us
when it is finely d ivi ded without being changed itself
This is cata lysis wherein on e bod y prod uces changes i n
another wi thout itself bei ng changed T he wh erefore of this
action is not k nown but it still rem ai ns a fact Catalysis is
conta ct action an d by this contact a ction mi neral d rugs act
i nert in the cru de state by trituration a contact action is
developed which causes changes an d wh en given to the
heal thy prod uces sy mptoms
This ration ally explains how i nert substances acquire by
su bd ivision ( trituration ) m ed icinal properti es This has long
been a stu m bling bloc k to all opathic co m prehension of
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Materi a Medi ca of theTwelveTi ssue Remedi es
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C A L C A R E A F L U O RI
Synonyms
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CA
Cal ci um
— Cal c n Fl uorid um
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F luori de
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Cal
carea Fl uorata
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Commo Name Fl uorspar F luori de of L ime
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Che cal P pert e
Fo rmula Ca F3
S pec ifi c gravi ty of
m
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crystals
It co n tai ns
arts
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cal
iu
It
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curs
c
p
in nature i n mi neral fluorspar ; it is beauti fully crystalli ne
crystall izi ng i n various colors and i n cubical or octahedral
form It is practically i nsoluble i n water but is d ecomposed
by sul phuric aci d generati ng hy drofluoric aci d
m m um 4 Q ICCted pieces of crystal fluorspar are pre
pared by trituration as d irected u n d er class V II A m erican
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hemlcal Data — Ca le
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is foun d i n the sur
face of the bon es and in the e nam el of the teeth It is also a
constitue n t of the elastic fibres and of epi dermi s E l asti c
fibres are fo u n d i n the sk i n i n the co nn ective tissu e and i n
the vascular walls
A d istu rban ce of the equilibri um of the molecu l es of Ca lc
a uses a co n ti n ued d ilatation or chro nically rel axed
u
c
or
fl
con di tion of th e im plicated fibres I f the elasti c fibres of an y
port i o n of the vessel s of the co n necti ve tissu e or of the l ym
phati c syste m have arrived at su ch a co nd iti o n of rel axation
the absorpti on of a soli d exu d a tio n i n such a part can n ot tak e
pl ace In consequ en ce i nd uration of the parts se ts in When
the elastic fibres of the blood vessels sufier a disturba n ce of
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T WE L V E T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
T HE
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of Ca le fl uor su ch pathologi cal en l argemen ts
of blood vessels take pl ace which make th ei r ap pearan ce as
h em orrhoi dal tum ors varicose an d en l arged vei ns an d vas
cul ar tu m ors an d i n d urated gla n ds
Loss of Ca lca r fl uor in the system is thus seen to be fol
low ed by
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A h ard k n ott y e xu dation on th e su rface of a bon e
2 A rel a xation of the e lastic fib res h en ce d il a tation of v es
sels relax a tion an d d isplacem en ts of th e uter us rel a xation of
h angi ng belly hem orr hage of
the ab d om i n al walls h en ce
wom b ; all absen ce of after pai ns
n of K era ti n from th e cells of th e epi derm is
d
xu
atio
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T
h
K
erati n is con tai n ed i n th e sk i n hai r an d n ail s
e exu
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Frequen tly
d ation dr ies rea d ily and forms an ad h eri ng crust
foun d in th e pal ms of th e han ds which th rough labor form
fissu res an d cracks
I n regard to th e reso rption of i n d u ration t wo possibil iti es
are to be th ou ght of
a ) The elastic fibres n ear the i n d u ration h av e lost thei r
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fu n ctiona l abili ty on accoun t of the pressure exerted Mole
cul es of Ca loo f fl uor adm i n istered restore their fu n ctional
in tegrity and thus are enabl ed to throw off th e exu d ation
whi ch will th en be absorbed by the lym ph ati c vessels
n
h
m
t
e volu m et ric forc e of Carbon ic aci d con
ea
s
of
B
b
( ) y
tain ed i n the bloo d a part of th e F luori n e is split off th e
fluori de of li m e this combin es with n ascen t H y drogen form i ng
H yd roflu oric aci d whi ch grad ually d i sso lv es the m olecules
of the m orbi d prod u ct an d th ese are taken u p by the l ym
T
h
i
e part pl a y ed by the Carbo n i c aci d can b e as
h
a
cs
t
p
sum ed by S u l ph uri c aci d as w ell T he l atter is form ed d u r
ing th e o xi d ati on of albu m i no i d s
I n a si m ilar m an n er as ex pl ai ned u n d er 6 it is possibl e for
Ca lca r fl uor to b ri ng abou t soluti on of a l ary ngeal c rou pous
or d i phtheriti c exu d ati on
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D i seases h avi ng th ei r seat in th e substan ce
Ge
formi ng the surface of bone enam el of the teeth an d part of
all el astic fib res wh eth er of the sk i n the con n ective tissu es
th e
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or the wal ls of the blood vessel s etc Thus : al l ail me nts
which can be traced to relaxed co n ditio ns of an y of the elasti c
fibres i nclu di ng d ilatatio n of the blood vessels arteria l and
ven ous blood tu mors an d pil es vari cose and e nlarged vei ns
i nd urated glan ds of ston y h ard ness Mal nutr ition of bones
espe cially of th e teeth E xostosis aft er i njuries Pend ulous
abd omen U terine displ acemen ts etc I n d urations
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Sy mptom
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C h ar ac t e ri s t i c I n d i ca t io n s
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depression groun dless fears of
D ispositio n to set a higher val ue
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fin ancial rui n I nd ecisio n
on mo ney tha n natu ral to hi m
Hea d and Scal p — B l w d ¢u m0r5 on the parietal bo n es of new
born infan ts ou a rough bony base B ruises of the bon es of
the scalp wi th hard rough uneven lu mps H ard excrescen ces
on the scalp
Cephal hmm ato ma
U lcers of the scal p with
callous hard edges Hea dache with fai ntish nausea in after
I n a provi ng by Dr Sarah N
n oon better i n the eve ning
A sort
Sm i th the followi ng sym ptom was quite con sta n t
of creak i ng strai ni ng and d rawi ng si m ilar to the noise m ad e
by a cornstal k fi dd l e and greatly i nterferi ng with sleep
E y es — Flick ering an d sparks befo re the eyes spots on the
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cornea conju nctiviti
B lurred vi sio n afte r usi g eye eye
balls ache better closi ng eyes and pressi ng li ghtly C ataract
Ca ses of partial bli n d ness
E nlarged m eibo m ian glan ds
Di mness of vision from ov erst rai ni ng the eyes Tu mors of
the eyeli ds
Mastoi d dis
Em
Cal carw us d eposits o n the ty mpa n i
ease when periost eum is afiect ed
Nose — C ol d in t he hea d i neff ectu al desire to sneeze stu ffy
col d d ry coryza oz ae na Copious ofiensi ve t hi ck gree n ish
l umpy yellow nasal d ischarge Osseous growths A ffections
of nasa l bon es ; od or of d ead bo ne d isa ppears after use of the
A d en oi d growths i n post nasal s pace and pharyn x
remed y
Face — Hard swelli ng o n the chee k with pa i n or toothache
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TW E L V E T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
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hard swelli ng on the jawbo ne col d sores rather smal l hard
herpeti c sores on li ps from col d not d iffuse d l ik e Na tr mur
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Mouth G u mbo il wi th hard swelli ng on the jaw ston y hard
swelli ng on the j awbone Col d sores at cor ner of mouth
G reat dryn ess of m outh
ongue — C rac k ed appearance of the tongu e wi th or wi th
I nd uration of the to ngue hard en i ng after i nflam
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of the teet h rough and deficien t
Un
natural loose ness of the teeth with or without pai n
tee th
beco me loose in their sock ets Mal nutritio n of the teeth
Toothache with pai n if an y food touches the tooth Tooth
ache with a loose ness of the teeth
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hroat
Di phtheria when the affection has go ne to the
wi nd pipe R el axed throat with tick li ng i n the laryn x when
caused by elon gation of the uvula U vula rel axed ca using
irri ta tion tick li ng and cough Haw ki ng of mucus i n the
B urni ng i n throat better by warm dri n ks
morn i ng
G reat
d ryness of th roat
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Gastric Sy mptoms
Hi c
V om iti ng of un di gested food
cough from haw k i ng of mucus weak en i ng and recurring
d uring the day F latulen ce
Abdomen and StooL — Confi ned bowels i nabi l ity to expel
fe ces F issure of the an us and i n te nsely sore crac k near the
lower end of the bowel B leedi ng he morrhoi ds Itchi ng of
an us as fro m pi nworms I n ternal or bli nd piles frequently
with pai n i n the back gen erally far down on th e sacru m and
con stipatio n Piles with press ure of blood to the head Pai n
i n right hypochon dri um worse lyi ng on pai nful si de Much
wi nd i n lower bowels
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U
y Og
C opiou s uri ne freque n t urgi ng
U ri ne
sca nty and h igh colored and emits a pu n ge nt odor
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n
s
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Se xu l O g
C onsta n t dribbli ng of se m i nal and prost atic
flui d with d wi nd li ng of the test es D i spla ce men ts of the
uterus Draggi ng pai n i n the region of the uterus and thi ghs
do wn beari ng of t he uterus
To tone u p the co n tractile power of the uterus in cases of
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cata
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wi
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be
ri
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down pai n H y
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E
d rocel e dropsy of the testicles i nd urations of the testicl es
H u n terian cha ncre for the i n d ura tion
S yphi l i s
Pregnancy
A fter pai ns if d ue to weak feeble co ntractions
Hard kn o ts i n t he breast G iven d uri ng pregna n cy it favors
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a tory Syste m Tickl i ng in lary n x D ryn ess and
hoarsen ess Cough hacki ng from tic klin g in laryn x as fro m
Re
spir
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when spec ks or sm all l umps of ye l l o wish mucus are brought
up after much exertion ; cough with expectorati on of ti n y
lumps of yell ow tough m ucus ; with tick l i ng se nsation and
irritation on lyi ng down from elongation of the uvula or drop
at the back of the throat S uppressed respiration epiglottis
feels closed or as if breathi ng through a thick subst ance
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C rculatory Organs
A neurism at an early stage may be t e
du ced or k ept i n chec k by thi s remed y and Fm phos pro
h
n
ot been tak en
on
t
ha
d
D
ilatati
as
o
vid ed that the iod id e o
f p
enl argem en t of the blood vm el s ; bei ng the chief rem ed y to
restore the con tracti lity of the elastic fibres Di l atatio n of the
h eart with pal pitation Chief rem edy for vascular tumors
with dil ated blood vessels V aricose ulcerations of the ve ins ;
also the chief remedy for v a ricose or enlarged veins E nlarge
men t hypertrophy of the heart
Neck and Bad — I n d urated cervical gl and s of stony hard
n ess
Bac kache s im ulati ng spin al irritation
S mall goi tres
with wea k draggi ng down beari ng pai n Tired feeli ng and
pai n i n the lower part of the bac k (sacru m) with a se nsatio n
of ful ness or burni ng pai n and co nfi ned bowels Chron ic
cases of lu mbago ; aggrav ation on begi nni ng to move and
ameli oration by co n ti nu ed motion
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t rem ties
Ganglia or en cys ted tu mors at the back of
the wrist Gouty e nlargem ents o f the joi nts of the fi ngers
spi na ven tosa Lu mbago from strains I n flammati on of kn ee
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S uppurati on of bo n es
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wan t of syn ovial flui d E xotoses o n fi nge rs Osseous
gro wths on bo nes of l o wer extrem ities S pavi n of horse s
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Nervous Sy mptoms Wea k ness and fatigue all day espe
ci all y i n the morni ng
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Sl ep
V ivi d d reams, with se nse of i mpen d i ng d an ge r ; of
new sce n es places etc
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Fe br le Symptoms
A ttacks of fev er lasti ng a w ee k or more
with thirst ; dry brown to ngue
Skim— Chaps and cracks of the sk i n
F issu res or crac ks i n
the pal ms of the hand s o r hard sk i n F iss ure of the an us
Whitlow gathered
S uppu rati o n with callous hard ed ges
fi nger Occasional erysipelas I ndole nt fist ulous ulcers,
secreti ng thi ck yellow pu s Varicose ulcers of long stand ing
have been cure d by the remed y
E czema d ue to ven ous h yperzem ia ; worse in da m p weather
better at n ight Sq uamous eczema wi th thick en i ng and crack
ing of sk i n
E cze ma of a nus conseque nt to hemorrhoi ds
issues — S ol idified infil trations ; thus i nd u r a ted g la nd s o
f
stony ira r d ness
Osseous growths especially i n tarsal and
carpal articulation K nots a nd ker nels a nd tu mors i n tire
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D ropsy caused by heart dis
ease A nae mia Gangli on cysti c t umors from a strai n of
the elastic fibres E last ic fibres rel a xed Swe llings or indur
ate d e nlarge me nts havi n g the i r sea t i n the fasciae an d caps u lar
ligamen ts of joi nts or in the te ndons S pi na ven tosa Indo
le nt ulcers U lceration of bo ne or e namel bone i njected
Whitlow or felons E xu dati on from surface of bon es which
quic kly hard e n and assume a nod ular or jagged form S up
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Mod alities — W orse i n damp weather but re lieved by fom en
tati ons and rubbi ng
Homeopa thic Dana — Ca le fl uor has bee n proved by J B
Bell and the pr ovi ng is reported i n fu ll i n A l len s E ncy d ope
d ia vol x page 3 98
he m ost com pl ete da ta are to be
fou nd i n the G u id i ng Sy mptoms vo l iii T he d rug had been
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acid and oth er aci ds and to a certai n exten t i n ca rbon i c aci d
water
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The Phosphate of Li me is prepared by tri
turati on as di recte d in our Pharmacope ias
Physiol ogico chemical Da ta — Ca le films is absolutel y essen
tial to the pro pe r growt h and n utrition of the bod y This
salt is fou nd i n the blood plasma and corpuscles saliva gastric
j uice bones con nective tissue teeth m il k etc It gives
soli d ity to the bones Cal e pleas has a special chem ical
affi nity for albu men which forms th e organ ic bas is for this
salt in the tissue ce lls and is required wherever album e n or
a lbu m i n ous substa n ces are fou nd i n the secretio ns
It also
supplies new blood cells beco mi ng the fi rst re me d y i n ane mia
and chlorosis
It is of the greatest i mporta nce to the soft
and growi ng tissu es pr om oti ng cell
rowth
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ph
curative i n disease depe nd
i ng upo n a d isturbed actio n of the li me molecules i n the body
such as occurs i n the tardy formation of callus arou n d the
e nds of fractu red bo nes i n the u nnatural growth an d defective
n utritio n of bo ne and other textu res fou nd i n rick ets an d si m i
l ar di seased co nd itions ; thus the sphere of actio n of this
remed y i nclu des all bone diseases depe nd i ng on a diseased
quality of the blood of a d yscrasic tai n t i nvolvi ng al so the
d ermoi d tissues wi th the osseous W he n fro m any cause an
insufli cient amou nt of Phosphate of L i me is assi m ilate d for
the uses of the ani mal eco nomy the vegetative syste m suffers
pri marily causi ng d etective nut rition i m perfect cel l growth
and co nseque nt d ecay and d estr uctio n of tissu e especially the
osseous and gla nd ular syste ms It is of use during dentition
i n co n vulsio ns and spasms occurri ng i n weak scrofulous sub
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lat
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utritio
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is its restorative power after acute d iseases either d irectly or
prepari ng the way for other re med ies by sti mu l ati ng the
system to their a cti o n thus becom i ng an i mportan t intercur
ent rem ed y
Sch iissl er recogn izi ng the ori gi n of the red
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blood globules i n the white or em bryonic ones and crediti ng
this d rug with n utritive sti m ul atio n of the white globules
claim s it pro m otes the fo rmation of red globul es i ndi rectly by
prom oti ng that of the white globul es Practically this drug
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diseases and hecti c whe n the phosphate is fou nd i n excess i n
the ur in e thus correspon ding to faulty se con dary assi mi lation
I n a ne m ia
and to faulty wor ki ngs of the exc retory orga ns
of youn g rapi dl y growin g peo ple ; i n wom e n weak en ed by
rapi d chil d beari ng prolonged suc k li ng or excess ive men strua
tio n or leu corrh e a ; in acco mpan yi ng d iseases with exhaustive
d ischarges as i n ch ron ic bronchitis tubercular diarrh e a and
n ight s weats abscess es and scroful o us sores throu gh its great
power on the secretions it acts curatively
I n ol d age where the regen erative fu nctio n decreases i n the
nervous tissue Cale Mos is well i n di cated an d we fin d it
useful m se nile cutaneous an d vagi nal itchi ng as well as d ur
ing recon valesce nce from severe acu te diseases
I n tuber
cul osis pul monum wi th its emaciatio n night-s w eats he m op
tysis an d other mark ed physical sym ptoms Ca le phos i n low
pot en cies hol ds out great prom ise to ameliorate the severity
of the case ; equally great i s its be nefit i n pollutio ns of you ng
marri ed men ( an d sexual ex citem e n t of wom en ) and o na n ists
I n the osseous e xpa nsion s of rachitic chil d ren Traege r uses
ci der inte rnally and externally and gives at the same time
This is also his favorite treatmen t
Ca le films or Ca le fl uor
in chlorosis ( ci d er whey an d th ree ti m es a day about 1 0 grai ns
of the second tr itu ra tio n of Ca ts
and he p refers it by
far to the usual i ron treatmen t
I n chorea d uri ng puberty
the salts of l ime quiet our patien ts far bett er tha n the reme
dies usually reco mm ended
Pains where bones form sutures or symphyse s and numb crawl
in: pai ns with chil l i ness d ue to ane m i c sym ptom s worse from
wet and ten den cy to perspiration an d glan d ul ar en largem e n t
Sensa tio ns mostly i n small spots Phosphatic di athesis Gen
eral lack of vital heat and aggrava tion fro m wet
If the molecular moti on o f Ca le films is disturbed withi n
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the epith eli l cells of se rous mem branes a se
lbum i n ous
exu dation withi n the sacs takes place I n this way develop
hy d rops gen u hygrom a patell e etc Mi n ute doses of Ca le
phos will absorb these exu dations
If the cells of the epi d ermis h ave lost Ca le films alb um en
will be th rown u pon the su rface an d by dr yi ng form a crust
a desquamation of whi ch can be brought about therapeutic
ally by ad m i n isteri ng Ca le phos Si m ilar album i n ous secre
tions take pl ace on m ucous surfaces if their epithelium is
d iseased through loss of Ca le phos
Spasms and pa i ns ca use d by an e m ia are cu red by this rem
ed y These pai ns are accom panied by formication se nsati on
of col dness and n um bness
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Sy pto s
I m paired memory m en tal an xiety with
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all troubles Chil dren are peevish and fretful stupi d slow of
comprehensi on A fter gri ef vexation di sappoi n tmen t
Head and Scalp — V ertigo i n old age ; hea dache ; a col d feel
H ea d
ing in the h ead ; the head feels col d to the tou ch
aches before an d d uri ng the secon d d en tition worse near the
region of the sutures after m en tal exertion an d from dam pn ess
an d change of weather
R heu
H ea dache with flatul en ce
matic headach es teari ng i n bones of the sk ull
Crawli ng
as it ice water were on upper part or occiput
H ead ache of
school gi rls who are maturi ng an d are n ervous restl ess with
d iarrh e a caused by jellies and sou r thin gs Fontanelles t e
main Open too l ong skull is soft and thin
C h ron ic h y dro
cephalus ; very l arge head bon es separated Cran iotabes
Scalp sore tense cree pi ng n u mb n ess it chi ng of scalp i n the
eve ni ng Scrofu lous u lcers on the top of the h ead H y d ro
ceplral oid con d iti ons acut e or ch ron ic ; a lso to preve n t these
cond itions B al d spots on h ead
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Spasm od i c aff ections of the ey eli d s if M ag nes p/zos
fails A maurosis and cataract I n flammati on of the eyes and
Ph otophobi a Ca n n ot
excessive d ryness d u ri ng de n titi o n
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of the eyes Scrofulous k eratitis Ophthal mia
i n scrofulous perso ns
Congen ital a mblyopia i n ch il dre n of a
rachi tic constituti o n a n d scrofulous diathesis
E ars — Ou ter ears feel col d
Al l bo nes arou nd the ear ache
and hurt
E arach e with rh e um ati c complai nts associated
wi th swol l en glan ds i n scrofulous chil d re n Chro ni c catarrh
of the eat wi th thr oat d iffi culty at the sa m e ti me
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Nose
Po in t of n ose icy col d S woll e n ulcerated n ose i n
scrofulous chil dre n
Col d i n head wi th album i nous dis
charge from the n ose S n eezi ng and so re n ostrils Chro nic
col ds in an ae mic and scrofulou s pati en ts Large ped uncu
lated nasal polypi Ozzena with Ca lc fl uor B lee di ng i n
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P ce Face full of pimples especially with girls Com
plexio n sal low di rty greasy look i ng Col d sweat on face
Faceache ; pai n i n the superior maxillary bon e aggravated
at night Swe ll ing of paroti d and submaxillary glands with
earache Lu pus F rec kl es
Month — D isgusti ng taste i n the mouth in the morni ng
B itter with head ache
A d isl i k e to open mouth on accou n t
of pai n fro m swolle n tonsi ls Uppe r lip swolle n an d pa i nf ul
ough e — To ngue swolle n n u mb sti ff with pi mples o n it
white furred B itt er tast e i n morni ng with h eadache
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Teeth devel op slowly ; complaints during te ething
h
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too rapi d decay of teeth
Co nvulsions i n tee thi ng after
Mag nes phos Tooth ache wi th teari ng bor i ng pai n worse
at ni ght G u ms pai nful and i nflam ed or pale gu ms
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hr oat E xt ernal gl ands pai nful
Hoarsen ess d ay an d
Sore
night
B urni ng in lary n x an d ba ck pa rt of to ngu e
aching in the throat wi th much pain in eve ry d irection on swall ow
ing
Co nstant he mm i ng and haw k i ng wh en tal k i ng Ch ronic
enlarge ment of the tonsils Clergym an s so re throat Relax e d
sore throa t
Gastric Symptoms — H eartbu rn and flatul ence
U n usual
hunger Si n ki ng se nsati on i n epigastn um Pai n after eat
ing with soren ess on pressure
he sufl eri ngs from t he
stomach are aggravated by ta k i ng eve n the sma llest quanti ty
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with di str ess i n stomach temporarily t e
l ieved by eati ng an d by rai si ng wi nd
When fasti ng pai n
goes to the spi ne I nfant wan ts to nurse al l the ti me an d
vom its often and easily Pai n i n the sto mach wi th debility
V omiti ng after col d water an d ice cream
H ea dach e an d
d iarrhe a worse eati ng Graves bacon ham sal te d or smoked
meats Much fl atulence Abd omen sunken and fl abby Mesen
teri c gla n ds en larged
Maras
Co l ic a t every attem pt to eat
of food
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burn i ng and em pty si nk
ing se nsation arou nd navel
Colic wi th gree n S l im” u nd i
geste d d iarrhe a with fetid flatus C holera infantum great d esire
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for i n d i gestible thi ngs ham smok ed m eat etc ; abd o men
su nk e n flabby Stool is hot w ate ry profuse offensive noisy and
sputtering U seful i n su m mer co m pl ai n t an d marasm us an d
in teethi ng chil dren
Diarrh e a aggrav ate d by fruit Cryi ng
spells caused by sore ness and pai n arou nd navel every time
the chil d n urses R e moves d isposition to i ntesti nal worms in
ane mic a nd weak ly pati ents (N a tr
Gall ston e to pre
ven t re formatio n of n ew o nes A bdomi nal hern ie Ch ro nic
oozi ng hem orrhoids i n an e mic or wea kl y pa tie n ts F issures
of anus Fistula in ano alte rnating with ches t symptoms or in
persons who have pain in all the j oi nts from any ch ange of
weather
Pai nl ess fistu l e
Costive ness hard stool wi th
blood especi ally i n ol d people associated with depression of
He rn ia i n
m i nd vertigo hea dache and ch ro nic cough
an e mi c pati en ts
abes m esen terica Offensive pus wi th
stool s Neu ral gia an i Sev ere pai n i n l ower part of sa crum
com i ng on af ter stool and lasti ng entire da y u ntil reti ri ng to
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Wetti ng the bed and gen e ral
debility Frequent urgi ng to uri nate Cutti ng pai ns i n the
ureth ra and nec k of the bladder E nuresis i n ol d peopl e and
sm all chil dren with great d eb ili ty Diabe tes m ellitus where
U ri n e copious with weari n ess
the lu ngs are i mplica ted
B ri ght s d isease for the al b u m e n ( alte rn ate with K a l i
Chro n ic go norrh e a i n an e mic subjects with itchi ng and
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soren ess Swell i ng of testicles an d scrotum Gravel cal cu
lus phosphati c deposits i ncrease of uri ne wi th floccu l ent
sed i men t Stone i n the bladder to preve nt reformation of
sa me H y drocel e
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W ea k n ess an d di stress i n uteri ne region
Fema Org
Prol apus uteri with
Uterine displace ments with rheuma tic pains
weak si nk i ng feeli ngs wor se after d efecatio n Th robbi ng in
the gen itals with volu ptuous feeli ngs ; in d icated also in ten
den ey to masturbation in scrofulou s chil dre n Nymphomania
worse before men ses V i olent bac kache with uteri ne pai ns
Le ucorrhe a as a
S oren ess i n the sacro il iac sy n cho nd roses
constitu tional ton i c d ischarge li k e white of an egg cream
li ke worse in m orn ing with sexual ex cite men t patie n t bei ng
d isi ncl ined to move about A me norrh e a Menses too early
in you ng girls
D ischarge bri ght red returni ng every tw o
Menstruation d uri ng
wee k s less pai nful tha n otherwise
lac tation I n ad ults me nses too late and dark especia lly in
rheumatic subjects
preced ed by se xu al ex citem e n t aecom
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an d rheu mati c
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pai ns Labor li ke pai ns before and d uring m enses ; so meti mes
after stool or m i cturition ; worse from change of weather
H ardn ess of m amm e
B urn i ng i n vagi na
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Pregnancy Pains burn i ng an d so re ness i n the mamme ;
they fee l en larged Spoil ed m il k o f mother ; it is salty and
bluish an d chil d refuses it Decli ne after puerpera and d ur
P rol apsus in debilitated perso ns ( wi th K a l i
ing pregn a n cy
After prol onge d nursing with w ea k voice cough an d
wea k ness and pai n be twee n shoul de rs Weari ness in al l
li mbs d uri ng pregn a n cy
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Involuntary signing Cough with
Resp ra ry Sy p
expectoratio n of yellow album i nous mucus n ot watery
worse morn i ngs with sore d ry throat Sore ness of chest to
tou ch Sore pai n about st ernu m a nd clavi cl e with contrac
ti on of chest and diffi cult breathi ng Freque n t h aw ki ng to
Chest difficul ties associa ted with fistula in arm
clear the voice
Chron ic cough o f co nsu m ptives who suffer fro m col d n ess of the
extrem ities I nci pie n t phthi si s i n ane m i c pati en ts Profuse
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head and neck W hoopi ng cough
in o bst i nate ca ses or i n teet hi ng chil d ren an d wea k ly co nsti
t ut ion s
S ufi ncat ive cough i n chil d ren ; bet ter l yi n g d own
C‘l i i fl il fi in scrof ul ous or gou t y const i tu ti ons w it h ane m ia
Simian of gl ot tis from retarded den ti ti on
Circulatory Organs
Palpi ta t i on w i t h an xiety followed by a
Non c losu re of
tre mbli ng weak ness part icu l arl v of ca lves
fu ramcn w al e Circulation i m perf ec t S harp pai n arou n d t he
h eart d uri ng i nspi ration
Neck and Bach — Thi n n eck i n chil d ren
R h e umati c pa i n
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and stiffness of nec k from sli ghtest d raught
l umbar regi o n in the morni ng on awak i ng Cra mp li ke pai n in
nec k a nd a rou nd shoul d er bl ad es sm all of b ack regio n of
k i d neys whe n lifti ng or blowi ng the n ose S ore ness aroun d
A chi ng i n os coccygis
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liy i ng abo u t Achi ng So re ness o f thi gh s Pai ns i n kn ees w orse
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The lowe r tri tu rations 3 x to 6 x are the
poten cies usual ly em ployed probably achievi ng m ost satis
factory results altho ugh the h igher pote ncies 30 to 200 ha ve
give n brillian t cl in i cal results S ch ussler prescribes the 6 x
trituration Large doses are usel ess and even i njurious Pro
longed admi nistration has prod uced nephritic colic and pas
sage of small calculi
Relationshlp
V ery si milar to Ca lc ca r d but with Ca le
films the patien t whose complexion is d irty white or brown,
is usually emaci ated ; it correspon ds more to the acute afiec
tions of the lu ngs I n ge neral the phosphate pref ers the dark
complexion dark eyes and hair while the carbonate acts best
i n the light haired an d blue eye d It occupies a groun d betwee n
Cal c ca r b and Pkospbor supplemen ti ng the l atter frequen tly
to great advantage Ca le films and B ar bed : have both been
ben eficial in fistul a in m m; both have grea t simil ari ty in
chest sym ptoms particularly such as follow surgical opera
tions I n ane m ic hea daches of schoolgirls follow by M ag nes
films I n den tal caries sim ilar to H uar ac M ag ner pleas and
S ilicea ; in epilepsy Far r plws K a l i mu r K a l i films an d
in diabetes K a l z Moan N a tr phos ; the latter also is
S il icea
si milar in worm afl ections Fo llows Ckzna i n hydrocepha
loi d and anmmia Compl imen ta ry to Ca r a a n and R uta
I n neurasthenia Ca lf bW /l os m ay be called for preferably
I n the copious sweats after wea k en
for sim ilar sym ptoms
I n acute articular rheu
i ng a cute di seases com pare Psar in
ma ti sm if after N atr ma r and K a l z phos there rem ai ns a
trace of the disease I n lu pus co m pare K al i ma r B utter
m il k and kou m yss are in valuable foods for the aged because
the lacti c aci d i n them d issolves the phospha te of l i me and
preven ts the ossification i n ten dons arteri es and elsewhere
I n ane mia and
As a remed y for the aged com pare B a ry ta
chlorosis compare also N a tr mu r especial ly with co nstipation
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palpitation on lyi ng down eart hy complexion I n acn e Cale
pier is more frequently useful for boys the Ca le films for
girls Dyspepsia temporarily rel ieved by eati ng is met by
Ca le phos but the drug for which this symptom is spec ific
is A naca ra rk m Ckelzd on has a si mi l ar con di tion Compare
H elomas in the men tal depression d ebil ity and phosphatic
u ri ne S il icea anmmia of infan ts thi n and pu ny with a
tenden cy to ri ck e ts bu t with much oily perspiration on the
head ; also fi r m Capt A rsenic etc Z i ne is com pl ementary
i n hy drocephaloi d and R a fa i n join t afiecti ons
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I n consumption
union of fract ures compare Sy rup/W m
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Ca le M 5 is followed well by S il iaea 5 14W " Tal bert
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Synonyms
Ca l ci i
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Calciu m S ulphate
Sulphas
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G ypsum
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Plast er of Paris
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Chemical Properties
F ormula Ca SO,
It is foun d in
nature as an hydrite gypsu m al abaster an d selenite ; also i n
various waters constituti ng one source of perm anen t har dn ess
Molecular wt 1 7 2 It occurs i n flatt ened prisms (selen ite)
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alcohol and in di lute nitri c and hy drochloric aci ds It can
be obtained by precipitati ng a solution of calcium chlori de
with dilute sul phuric aci d
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li f th i m edy was d i c d d f m
I n th l t y
Sch ii l
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h is li st l e v i ng nl y eleven i n t ad f t w l v t iss
thou ght best to reta i n th igi n l numbe c nt i ned i n th p v i u ed i ti ns
m dy h been
m u h cli ni l v i d nc i n f v o o f th i
of th is wo k
I n th e la t r ed i t i n of Schii l e
Th p u ti N at ru m pbas
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soon co ntai ns an oversupply of useless cel ls U nder normal
con ditions all useless blood corpuscles disi n tegrate by m eans
of Calca r sulplz i n the l iver ; thei r remnan ts are ex creted
through biliary action from the ci rculation by the shortest
route B u t if a part of these useless corpuscles m ust be de
stroyed by oxi datio n withi n the cir cu lation their el imi nation
wi ll thereby be rendered tard y
S uch re mnan ts as are not excreted by way of the liver fro m
the circulation nor tak en up by the lymphatics reach the
m ucous m embranes and sk in prod ucing th ere c ata rrh and
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tubercul ar ulcers or abscesses of the i ntestines and ul cers of
the corn ea etc It is curative i n su ppu rations at that stage in
which matter is dischargi ng or con tin ui ng to ooze after the
i nfiltrated pl aces have discharged thei r con ten ts of pus A ll
ailme n ts in which the process of discharge con tin ues too long
a nd the suppurati on is afiecti ng the epithelial ti ss ues
A cts
upon the co nn ective tissue If there is a d eficien cy of it in
an y sm all part of its d omai ns su ppuration is the result
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prese nce of pus with a v ent is the gen eral i n dication (J C
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Head and Sesim
d ischarge or ye l low purule n t crusts S uppurati ons etc
about the scalp H ead ache with nausea and with feel ing as
if eyes were su nk en P ain arou n d whol e h ea d worse forehea d
V ertigo wi th dea dly nausea
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Deep seated abscess of the cor nea I nfl ammation of
the eyes with discharge of thick yel low ma tter H ypopy on
to absorb the efi usi on of pus in the eye after S zl rkea R et
i ni tis Deep ulcers of the cornea Ophthal m ia pus thic k
and yel low
Corn ea steam y pus i n an terior chamber ; sen sa
ti on as from a forei gn bod y ; has to tie up eye ; after i nj ury
t o the eye from a sp l in ter
Phl ycte nular k erati tis and phl yc
tenul ar conju n ctivitis whe n accompanied by swelli ng of cervi
cal glands Hemi opia Twitchi ng of eyeli ds I nflamed ca n thi
E ars — Deafness with d ischarge of m atter fro m the m i dd le
ear
someti m es m ixed with blood
after S il icea Pimpl es
around ear Se nsi tive swell i ngs behi nd car with ten den cy to
suppuratio n
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Nose C ol d i n the head with thic k yellowish , purule nt
secret ion frequen tly tin ged with blood Nosebleed On e
si d ed di scharge from now E dges of nostrils sore Yell owish
di scharge from posterior nares
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P e Swell in g of the chee k if suppuration threatens
Ten der pi mples under the beard Hepetic e ruptio ns on the
face Pimri les and pustules on the face
Month — Insi de of li ps sore R aw sores on lips
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ongue flabby rese mbli ng a layer of dried clay
I nflamma
Yel l ow coati ng at base
Sour soapy acri d taste
ti on of the tongue when supp uratin g Clay colored coati ng
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R heu matic toothache
Toothache wi th i nsi d e of
ums swollen and sore ; swollen cheek G ums bleed on brush
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G um boils ulcerated teet h
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in gum boils ( M F R )
ThrmL — S uppum fi ng sore throat
Last stage of ulcerated
sore throat wi th d isch arge of yellow m atte r S uppurati ng
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stage of ton sil litiswhe n abscess is d ischargi ng
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Abdomen and Stock—
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Purulen t d iarrhoea m ixed with blood
D ysen tery stools purul e n t sa nious I n testi n al ul cers wi th
typhus Painless abscesses about the arms i n cases of fistula
Pai n in region of liver in right si de of pelvis followed by
weak n ess nausea and pai n i n stomach D iarrh oea after maple
sugar and fro m change of weather Prolapsus ani Costive
ness with hectic fever and d ifficult breathi ng
Pus l ike sl imy
discharge from the bowe ls
Urinary and Se xual Organs — R ed uri n e with hectic fever
Nephri tis
To con trol
Cystitis chronic st ate pus formi ng
the su ppuration in cases of bubo alternately wi th S il icea
G onorrh e a with purule nt sa n ious d ischarge
A bscess of the
prostate Chro ni c suppurati ng sta ge of syphilis G land ular
ulcerati ons etc S permatorrhe a Menses late long lasti ng
with hea dache twitchi ngs great weak n ess E xtravasa tio n of
pus wi thi n the pelvic tiss ues u nco n fined by any pyoge nic
mem bran e ( Betts )
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Asthm a with hecti c fever
an d hectic fever
E m pyem a pus
forming i n the lu ngs or pleural cavi ties Purulent sa n ious
expect oration Pain across the ches t
P neumonia third
stage
Third stage of bronchitis
Obsti nate hoarse ness
E mpyema after thorace ntesis Co nsum ption P u rulen t sputa
Catarrh wi th thick lumpy white yellow or pus li k e secre
tions Croup after K a l i ma r I n chi l dren sev ere cough with
m alaise m the chest gr een stools herpe ic eruption s
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B ack and E x tremities — Pain i n bac k and coccyx
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F i ngers
stiff Carb uncles on the back Last stage of gathered finger,
when the suppuration is co nti nui ng and only superficial
Ischias A cute and chronic rheu mati sm Hip joi nt di sease
for the d ischarge of pus ; this remed y with Ferr phos and
complet e rest wil l c ure this disease S uppurati ng woun ds
Burning itching of soles of feet
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Itchi ng of sol e
pctlc eruptions all over
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Skim Ba ils ; to red uce and co ntrol suppuratio ns
Cuts
wounds bruises etc u nh ealthy d ischargi ng pus ; they d o
n ot heal rea d il y
B urns and scal ds seco nd remedy for the
pu rule nt stage
Carbun cles disc hargi ng pus
Chilblai ns
suppurati ng stage Crusta lactea Yellow purul en t crusts
P urulen t exu dations i n or upo n the sk i n
or d ischarge
F esters furu ncles pi mples pustules scabs S k i n affections
with ye l lowish scabs Smallpox pustules d ischargi ng matter
Purulen t sores and suppura tio ns U lcers of lower lim bs
Many little matterless pi mpl es u nder the hair bleedi ng when
scratched
issues — A bscesses ; to shor te n the suppurati ng process an d
l imit the d ischarge of pus If give n after S zZ zcea it wi ll
cause the abscess to heal
Cystic tu mors
Serous swel lings
Th ird stage of i nfla mmation with lu mpy or blood y d ischarge
Mucous discharge i n cough leucorrh e a go norrhe a et c
yellow thick and l umpy D ischarges of matter or san ious pus
from the sk in or m ucous l i ni ngs E fiusions when pus forms
L ymphatic gl an ds dischargin g pus U lcerations of the glands
S uppuratio ns articul ar or an ywhere on the bod y
E xcessive
gran ulations, pain ful etc
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A ggravation and re n ew al of the sym ptoms after
worki ng and washi ng i n water
Home onathlc Data — Ca le sulpk was proved by Dr Claren ce
The provi ng appeared i n the Tra nsactions of tire
Con an t
It is also to be
A meri ca n I nsti tu te of H om epa tky 1 8 7 3
found in A llen s E ncycloped i a vol ii page 4 1 0 Nothi ng
I n the
appears in this provi ng
especially chara cteristic
vol iii page 227 is foun d a co mplete
Gu id i ng SW
arrangemen t of the sym ptoms of this remed y
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Administration
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co mm on pote ncies for intern al use are the 6x and r ax L o w
poten cies are most useful in purulen t eye troubles
— Ca lc sa w resembles H epa t
Home opathic Relationshim
n
n
i
s ofte n useful
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but
acts
d
eeper
n
m
ore
i
t
e
n
sely
a
d
n
a
d
s p
after H epa r has ceased to act It is also useful when K a l i
ma r ceases to act Apocy n u m co n tai ns Ca le su lp/z Compare
Ga lcad in suppurations ; K a l i mar i n mil k crust and other
s k in afi ect ions swollen chee k croup d ysen tery ; N at r sulf a
i n post scarlati nal dropsy ; S il icea i n hard or suppurati ng
glands ul cers of the corn ee tonsillitis masti tis frost bites
I n neuralgia it occupi es a grou nd between the ver y acute
pai ns of xll ag nes films and the para lyzi ng ones of K a ll M s
m
n
i
n
o
r
e
age
d
erso
s
if
there
is
a
wa
n
t
of
rege
erative
force
n
p
(
for the nervous tissue )
I n the thi rd stage of i nfla mmatio n ( resolutio n) after K a li
mu r if the d ischarge is lu mpy an d blood y ; but if yellow or
m ucous K al i sulf a ; if pusli k e or blood y pus S zlicea I n car
buncl es A ntlzr aczne is better Ca lc sa y/z is often useful after
K al z mur whe n the latter has but partially reliev ed also after
B ella d an d other acute re med ies
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FE RR U M
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Synonyms
PHOSPHORI CUM
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F e roso ferric Phosphate Ferri Ph osphas
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Common Name
Phosphate of I ro n
Che mical Pr opertie s — Form ula F e, ( PO) ? It is prepared
by m ixi ng so dium phosphate wi th sulphate of iron in certai n
proportions T he resul ti ng preci pitate is fil tered washed and
d ried and rubbed to a pow der whi ch is blui sh gray from ex
o
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re
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to
the
wi
thout
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or
tast
oluble
a
i
d
s
but
o
c
S
p
insolubl e i n alcohol or water It is probably this phospha te
which is capable of tu rni ng blue which occurs i n the lungs in
phthisi s i n blui sh pus and expectorations
—
a
t
a
o
n
Prep r i
The pure phosphate of iron is prepared by
tritu ration as d irected u nd er Class V I I A rm a n H a r ma
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bou nds with equalizi ng of the circulation and abatement of
the fever
Its fiel d of ac tio n then is in all ail men ts of a hypere m ic or
con gestive nature wi th the usual accompa ni me n ts of these
condi tio ns such as pai n heat swelli ng an d red ness quic k e ned
b
d
s
e
b
r
i
e
t
u
r
n
n
r
ulse
a
d
i
crease
d
circulatio
a
wo
d
all
f
l
n
i
n
p
;
ances and lnfl ammatl ons at their onset espec ially before ex udati on
commences
An e m ia want of red blood etc E specially use
ful i n debility of chil dren with fail i ng appetite becom i ng d ull
and listless loss of weight an d stre ngth
Farr phos not o nly
i mproves the strength but hel ps to i ncrease the bod il y d e
vel opmen t an d regulates the bowels
This d rug is by Sch ussler suppose d to be no lo nger i nd i
cat ed when exu d atio n or even supp uratio n ta k es place ; but if
adapted to the i nd ivi d ual patien t it may still be d epe nd ed
upon On ly wh en it fail s to do any more good shoul d it be
reli nquished
I n ma n y i n fla m matory an d som e eruptive fevers especially
i n the you ng and sen sitive seem i ng to stand mi d way betwee n
the i ntensity of A ron and B al la d and the d ul ness of Gelsem
I ron is the biochem ic remed y for :
I T he first stage of all inflamm ations
2 Pai ns that are worse f ro m m otion and better from col d
H
m
e
orrhag
au
d
by
hyper
ia
e
;
s
c
m
e
e
3
n
F
resh
wou
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s
cause
d
by
m
echa
n
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juri
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G u d ng S y m p t o m s
Mental Symptoms
a nd
C h a ra c t e r
i st i c
I nd
i ca ti o ns
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to ordi nary matters L ow of
courage an d hope better after sleep Trifles seem li ke m oun
tai ns an noyed at trifl es Hypere m ia of the brai n prod uc
D eliri um
i ng d el iri u m mani acal m ood man ia transitoria
tremens very tal kative D izzi ness fro m congestio n couse
n
n
of
a
ger
u
e
ces
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Head and Scalp —R ush of blood to the hea d
H ea dache
from a gouty pred isposition ( Na tr sup/r ) D ull heavy pai n
on top d uri ng profuse me nses from col d
B ruisi ng pressi ng
or sti tchi ng pai n and soreness to the touch Pai n as if a nai l
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P H OS PH O RI C U M
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were bei ng drive n i n one si d e over the eye Congestive head
aches
hammeri ng pai n worse right sid e ; pressing a col d
object agai nst the spot seems to relieve the pai n relieved by
noseblee d
H ea dache with vomiti ng of u nd igested foo d top
of head se nsi tive to col d ai r noise jar ; ca nnot bear to have
the hair touched D ull right si ded headache from vert ex to
right supra orbital region Ill efl ects of sun heat ( follow wi th
It is th e chief remed y i n headaches of ch il dre n
Cale
throbbing sensation i n the head red face and su flused eyes ;
worse from shaki ng the hea d stoopi ng and moti on B li n d
headache sick head ache with vomiti ng of u n digested food ;
vertigo wi th rush of blood to the hea d S ym ptoms of men
i ngitis with dro wsi ness and heavi n ess F irst stage of crup
tions on the scalp ; soren ess of scalp ; sensitive to col d and
tou ch
E yes — S ufi used ey es
A cu te hypere m ia of the conj u nc
ti va I nflammation of the eyes with acute pai n
i thou t
secretio n of mucus or pus A cute co nju ncti vitis Co njunc
ti vi tis with re la xation of co nju ncti va an d photophobi a
P a in
i n the eyeball aggravated by m ovi ng the eyes
R etin itis
E yes infl amed red wi th burning sensation sore and red looking
and retinal congestion
Sensation as it grains of s and w ere under
ey el id s
E ncysted tumor of the li ds
S tye on lower li d of
right eye Neuralgia along i nner orbit and nose
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Burs S ensi tive to noi se
E arache after exposure to col d
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or wet
o
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fla
ato
y
earache
with
bur
n
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g
d
C
( p
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or throbbi ng pai n or sharp stitchi ng pai n
ension throb
bi ng and heat i n the ears Noi ses i n the ears arisi n g th rough
blood pressure from relaxed con dition of the vei ns not return
Fi rst stage of otitis : ra d iati ng pai ns
ing the blood properly
pu lsa tion i n the ear ; every i mpulse of the heart is fe lt there
a
n
m
i
d
l
n
i
n
uic
k
pulse
shoul
d
be
feeble
r
e
i
d
cati
g
co
b
e
m
Q
p
mark ed d ebility C ircu mscn bed dar k i nflammatory appear
ance
D eafn ess fro m i nflammatory action or suppuratio n
when there is cutti ng pai n tension or throbb ing Ti nn i tus
aurium A marked ten d ency of the i nflammatory process to
be di fl used i nstead of circum scribed ; dark beefy red ness of
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T I I E TWE L V E T I SS UE RE M E D I E S
6o
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parts muco pu rulen t d isch arge, if any and a ten dency to
hemorrhage ; the co mpl ete establishm en t of the discharge is
not fo ll owed by the relief of the pai n ; paroxysmal a nd ra di
ati ng character of the pai n I nflamma tio n of the external
ear Mastoi d process swollen and sore C hron ic non-sup
ra
n
m
t
i
m
car
e
m
catarrh
of
the
i
dd
le
with
thic
k
e
g
of
u
e
n
i
v
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brana tympani and probable anch ylosis of smal l bo nes
Nose — F i rst stage of all col ds i n the head pre d is position to
catch col d Smarti ng especi ally in the right nasal passage
worse on i nspi ration Nasal camrrh with trick li ng se nsations
E pis
Congested nasal m ucous mem branes
Catarrhal feve r
taxis especial ly i n chil d re n and a co ncom i tan t of other co m
plai n ts N osebleed of bright red blood
Its i n dication in
begi nni ng of col ds or i n congestion of the mucous membranes
an ywhere is sim ilar to A cam l e b ut its period of useful ness is
m uch longer U nles s A mni l e be given i mmed iately after ex
n
re
i
m
n
e
r
m
i
os
experie
ce
it
is
usel
ss
but
e
e
d
al
val
e
u
t
h
e
u
y
p
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of Fer m m plws con ti n ues for several ho urs
ope
C
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[
land ]
Face — A florid complex ion with l ess n erv e te nsio n than that
Faceach e with flushi ng heat and quic k en ed
of B al la d
pul se ; worse on m ovi ng ; with th robbi ng or pressi ng pai n
flushed face with accom pan ying sensation of co l dn ess in the
nape of the nec k
flushed face when a precursor of recurri ng
head ach es
A ne m i c chloroti c face ; ea rthy pale sa llow
C hee k sore an d hot whe n col d applicatio ns are grateful
Con gestive or i nflammatory tic d ouloureux
Mouth — G ums hot and i nflamed ; red uce of the m ucous
m em brane of t he mouth
ongue — F urred tongue o r cl ea n an d red with h ead ache
I nflammation of the tongue with dark red sw elli ng
—
h
eet
Toothache with hot chee k worse with hot better
wi th col d liqui ds or food ; teethi ng tro ubl es with feverish n ess ;
great sorm ess of tooth to touch or pressure
Teeth feel
el ongated
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ro
a
t
I nflam mati on of the fauces
h
R edness an d pai n
Ulcerate d throat to reliev e congestion
without exu da tion
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heat fever pain and throbbing Sore throat dry red infl amed
with much pain
Pharyngeal abscess
R ed and i nflam ed
tonsils an d swollen glan ds First stage of diphtheria to lesse n
the fever H em orrhages from pharyn x laryn x trachea and
perhaps bronchi A cute catarrhal afl ecti ons of the E usta
chian tu bes Sore throats of si ngers and those who use the
voice d aily
Gastric Symptoms — A versio n to meat an d mil k
Thirst for
col d water Desire for some sti mulant bran d y ale G reasy
eructation F irst stage of gastritis with pai n Swelli ng an d
tend ern ess at the pit of the stomach D yspe psia wi th flushed
hot face epigastri um tender to the touch F urred to ngue
beati ng and throbbi ng pai n red flushed face vomiting of undi
I n d igestion from relaxed co n dition of blood
ges ted food
vessels of the sto mach pai n aft er ta ki ng food and on pressure
Deathly sickness at the stomach
I n flammatory st omach
ache in chil dren from chill with loose evacuations V omiting
of bright red bl ood
Fl atulen ce bri ngi ng bac k the taste of
the food eaten loss of appetite distaste for m il k
After
eati ng
nausea an d vom iti ng of food ; vomited ma tters are
someti mes very sour ; can not ta k e aci ds herri ngs m eat or
cofl ee and ca k es
Persiste nt vom iti ng of food V omi ts some
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Abd omen and Stock—
F irst stage of all gastric and en teric
fevers th e ch illy stage al so i n the first stage of cholera and
of pe ritoni tis Consti pation wi th heat in the lower bowel
ass ociated wi th prol apse and hem o rrhoi ds and aversio n to m eat
di et
D iarrhe a Cholera i nfan tum with red face fu l l soft
s
a
a
s
r
k
s
n
l
e
t
ol
w
e
y
eve
bloo
d
y
after
chec
e
d
erspir
tio
n
u
o
t
;
p
p
Stool watery co n tai ns m ucus and blood ; urgin g but no tenes
mus D iar rhe a from a relaxed state of the i ntesti nal villi not
tak i ng up the usual am ou n t of moisture Stools undiges ted
Di arrh e a caused by a chill Dysen tery ( alte rnately with K a l i
Hemorrhoids i n flamed or bleedi ng bright red blood
mun )
with a ten den cy to coagulate before an y i nd uration occurs
D ispositi o n to prolapsus recti I nflamed and i ncarcerated her
I n testi n al and thread worms
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T HE
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n
s
Org
a y
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Frequent desi re to uri nate ; uri ne spurts
out wi th every cough He maturia F irst stage of cystitis
Di abetes when the re is a
th heat pai n or feverish n ess
quick e ned pulse or when there exists pai n tension throbbing
or heat or congestion in an y part of the system Incontinence
of urine from w eakness of the sphincter
D iurnal en uresis d e
pe nd i ng ou irritation of the nec k of the bladder Ischuria ;
su ppression of the uri ne with heat especial ly i n little chil dren
A ny i nflammatory pai n i n the k i d neys
B right s d isease with
febrile dist urban ces Irritation at the n eck of the bladd er
an d p rostate
S ym ptoms are worse the longer the pa tie nt
Polyuria si mplex execs
sta n ds and better after uri nati ng
sive secretion of ur i ne
—
a
n
s
V aricocele with pai n in testicles B ubo
Sexual Org
with heat throbb ing or feveri sh n ess F irst stage of orchitis
or of epi d i dymitis and gonorrh e a Semi nal emissions Fer
m m Max has a close relati o nship with conditions of irrita
b i li ty of th e womb associ ated with trouble i n the bladder
an d also wi th the li n i ng membra ne of the womb
Menstrual
colic wi th flushi ng of the face and quick ened pulse vom i ti ng
of u n d igested food som eti mes tasti ng aci d First stage of
m etr itis to rem ove fever pai n and heat
E xcessive congestion
at the m on thly peri ods blood bri ght red Menses every three
wee ks ; profuse with pressu re i n abd o me n and small of the
B eari ng d own se nsations
bm k and pai n on top of the h ea d
D ysm enorrh e a with frequen t
and co nsta n t d ull ovaria n pai ns
u rgi ng to uri nate Congestive d ysmenorrhe a pai ns before
Vagi ni sm us ; vagi n itis vagi na
an d d uri ng first days of flow
dr y and hot pai n i n the vagina o n coition or exa m i nation
S pasm of the vagi na on accoun t of the increased sensitiven ess
and d ry n ess
Pregnancy and L aban— F irst stage of mas ti tis
Morn i ng
sick ness of pregnancy with vom iti ng of food as tak en with
or without aci d taste A fter pain s an d as a preven tive of the
fever of lactation
—
r
t
o
m
s
Acute fe brile or ini tiatory s tage of
Respirato y Symp
all infl ammatory affections of the respira tory tract
R hi niti s
Urin r
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PH OSP HO R I C UM
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bronchitis pneum o nia pleurisy and
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B
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c
h
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o
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o
chil
Phthi
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s is
l
e
o
n
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u
m
a
u
rO
g
p
p
florida
E xpectoration scanty blood streak ed ch est sore
br uise d It is the chief and first rem ed y for the stitches in
the si d e ca tch in the breath d ysp ne a and cough and shoul d
be conti nued u ntil free persp iration is established Conges
tion of the lungs with debility and Oppressi o n H e moptysis
after a con cussion or fall with short oppre sed breathi ng
and high fever
I n bronchi al affectio ns with heat an d bum
laryngi tis trachitis
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fres h aggravation sets i n Short pai nful tick li ng cough
from an irritation or tic k ling i n the wi nd pipe S pasmod ic
cough wi th i nvolu ntary emission of urine H ard dry cough
wi th soren ess of the lu ngs Cough wi th rattli ng of m ucus in
chest worse at n ight Group for the febrile sym ptoms
Whooping cough with vomiti ng of food ; l oss of voice hoarse
ness hus k i ness after S i ngi ng or exertion of speak i ng sore
ness irri tation and pai n i n the laryn x
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n
c
u
Cir l atory Orga s
First or co ngestive stage of cardi tis
peri carditis en d ocard itis an d arteritis I n aneur ism to estab
lish normal circulation and re move com plicatio ns arising from
excee i ve acti on of the heart
D il atation of the heart or of
the blood vm els tel angiectasi and ne vi Palpitati on of
the heart pulse rapi d and quick V aricose vei ns Phl ebitis
and l ym pha ngi tis first stage
Pulse full rou nd not rope l ik e
Back and E xtremifl es — S ti fl nec k from col d
Pai ns i n the
bac k loins and over k i d neys A lso in knees and an k les
shooti ng pains R heumatic pains worse on motio n ; move
ment sets up and i n creases the pa i n
R heu matism felt on ly
d uring motion and better from warmth Articul ar rheumatism
especially of the shoul der ; pai ns exte nd to the upper part of
the chest attack one joint after an other ; m uscul ar or sub
acut e rheumatism Lam en ess stifl ness from col d R heumatic
pain in right wri st and in shoul d er I nflamed fi ngers first
stage of hitlow H ip join t d isease for pai n th robbi ng i n
flammati on and heat of the soft parts
S trai ns of ligame n ts
and ten do ns tenalgia W
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ba ck of the hand Crick in the bac k ( Calf M W ) H ands
swol le n and pai nful Pal ms of han ds are hot
Ne rv ous Symptoms—Malaise weari ness great prostration
deb i lity of ch il dren with no orga nic lesion F eeli ng of i nd o
lence F eels the nee d of a sti mulant R heum atic par alysis
N ervous ness at night
Con vul sio ns with fever i n teethi ng
chil dre n E pilepsy with blood rushi ng to the hea d Conges
tive and i nflamm atory neuralgi as from col d
—
l
e
e
w
S p
S leepless ness from a hypere m ic con di tion of the
brai n R estless at n ight A n xious dre ams ; drowsi ness i n
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catarrhal and i n flammatory fevers
d uri ng the chilly or i nitiatory stage rigors heat qui ck en ed
pulse and pai n R heumatic gastric e nteri c and typhoi d
fevers d uri ng the chilly stage heat and feverishn ess at the
begin ni ng of any disease or ail me nt I nterm itt ent fever wi th
vomitin g of food S i m ple cases of scarlet fever F irst stage
of typhus Chill ever y day at r P M H igh fev er quick
pulse and i ncreased temperature ; copious night sweats ; d ry
heat of pal ms face throat and chest
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Skim Hyperz mia : from m echan i cal i nju ries fresh wou nds
not yet suppurati ng
Cap il lary co ngestion with b urn i ng of
the sk i n m ore exercise and warm th A bscesses boi ls car
buncl es an d fel ons : at the commen cem en t of these afl ect ions
this rem ed y red uces heat blood accum ulation pe n an d throb
bi ng Chick en po x erysipelas and erysipelatous i nfl amma
tions of the sk i n for the fever and pai n Suppurative pro
cesses on the sk i n with febrile symptoms Measles sca rlet
feve r and small pox Pi m ples acne for the pai n and heat and
congestion U lcers wi th febrile accompa n i ments Ne vus
iss ues — A nae mia blood poverty want of red b l ood
Leu
Hyperz mla from re laxatio n of m uscular fibres of
ce m ia
blood vessel s Pre exndative stage of infl ammati on Hemor
rhages from an y pa rt of the bod y ; blood bright re d with a
ten d e ncy to coagulate rapi dl y E pistaxis especially i n chil
dren Mecha n ical i nj uries results oi k icks blows falls and
cuts for t he i nflammatory symptoms B on e diseases when
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biochem istry R egard i ng the way and the mod e i n which
A ron can bri ng about a cure there are t wo possibi lities to be
thought of E ither the A ron m olecu les which have reached
the seat of the disease serve as a tem porary substitute for
iron molecules which have ceased to perform their fu nction
but only u ntil the fu n ctio nal d isturban ce has been repaired
by mea ns of the vi tal circulatio n or the A ron molecules
cause at on ce the i n trod uct ion of new iron molecules i nto the
diseased tissue and are themselves ejected as for ei gn bodi es
—
as soon as the i n tegrity of the l atter has bee n restored a fate
which natural ly also woul d be shared by those A cme mole
cules which might have serve d as substitutes E ach of these
possibilities woul d rest on indirect biochemistry The heal
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i ng of the irrita tio n h yperaemia however by mea ns of
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Ferr films is a direct bioche m ic proced ure
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has a more bou n di ng pulse and the characteristic
restlessn ess and a n xiety ; Gelsem a more soft flowi ng pulse
and more d rowsi ness and d ul ness
I n a ne m ic co nd itions co mpare also Chi na with which it
has many sym ptoms i n common It i s i nteresti ng to note
that the tree from which C/ una is obtai ned i s always fou nd i n
a ferru gi nous locality
I n its actio n upon the respiratory orga ns it cl early stands
betwee n iron and phos phorus L i ke Fem it is i nd icated i n
congestion of the respirator y organs eve n when there is con
sid erab l e fev er
E spe cially notice that the o pp ression and
d yspne a both of whi ch are extremely marke d i n Fer n and
” asylum are d u plicated in this co m pou nd an d afl or d goo d
i n dications for its use ; so i n a gen eral way sym ptoms of op
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Fer r phos correspo nd s i n m a n y poi n ts also to B ry on
B al la d and A wake and to H epa r a nd M er ca n espec ial ly i n
acute i nflammatio n of mi dd le car I n the debili ty loss of
stre ngth and vitality of chil dre n it is the remed y if the flesh
be firm complexion delicate hair light and curly but S u lphu r
A comte
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ta kes its place i n dark c omplexioned chil dre n with flabby
m uscles long and lank hair and moist sk in
I n the rheumatic
afl ecti ons of the aged whe n the muscl es are stiff and weak en e d
wi th a d isposition to pai nfu l cramps compare S h y d z J9130s
Cal iforn ia Z inf ande l wi ne a pu re claret th e pr od uct of the
vi ne growi ng i n a volcan ic vi rgi n soil strongly impregnated
wi th iron possesses virtu es i n cases of anmmi c ten d ency pr ob
abl y d ue to the iro n soil on which it grows After Fm pm
is frequen tl y i ndi cated Ka l i ma r (See therapeutical part )
E specially in diphtheria p neu mon ia croup, etc etc
In chlorosis follow or preced e Ca le films
I n hemorrhoi ds Cal c fl uor
I n d iabetes N a tr W k
I n br o n ch o pn eum on ia Ta r t emet
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KAL I MURI A I CUM
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Synonyms
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Pota ssium
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K ali Chl oratu m
Chlori d e
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K ali
Potassii Ch lori d u m
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Co mmon Name s
Chlori de of
Chl orid u m
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Potash or Chlori de of Po
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Chloricum whose synonyms are Potassium Chlorate Potassz
Chl oras and Potash Chl oras whose common name is Chl ora te or
This has bee n proved
Potash and w hose formula is K C l 0
and the authors of the
have d eemed
Gu id i ng Sy mptoms
them suffi cien tly sim il ar to Sch iissler s K a l i ma r to i n corpor
"
ate the m i n their wo rk See Vol V I Guid i ng Sy mptoms )
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F orm ula K C1 O ccurs i n nature
Ch emical Propert i es
It may be prepared by n eutral izi ng
in m i neral ca rn allite
pure aqueous hyd rochl ori c aci d with pure potassi um carbon
ate or hydrate It crystal lizes in cubes occasionally in octah e
d rons
T h e crystals are colorless or white m el t at a low red
heat and volatil ize at a high tem peratu re without d eco m posi
tion It is soluble in three parts of col d and two of boil ing
water and is i nsoluble i n stro ng alcohol
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TWE LVE T ISS UE R E M E D I E S
T HE
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pure chlori de i s prepared by trituration
as di rected u nder Cl ass V I I A meri ca n W W
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This salt accord i ng to
Phy si ol ogi co ch emical Data
Schii ssl er sta n ds in a chemical relation to fibri n d isturban ces
i n its molecu lar actio n cause fibri no us exu dations
W ithout
the presence of this salt no new brai n cell formati o n woul d
ta k e pl ace This sal t is found i n the blood corpuscles muscles
nerve and brai n cells as well as i n the i nter cel lular flui ds I n
its physiological character it is closely related to the sodium
chlori de ma n y of the properties of which it shares If the
cells of the epi d erm is i n co nseque nce of any irr itatio n lose
molecules of K a l z mu r fibri n i n the form of a white or
whitish gray exud ation is thrown ofl This i n dryi ng be
comes a meal y eruptio n If the irritatio n exte nds to the timnes
beneath the epi d ermi s both fibri n and seru m wil l exu de and
the i nvolved part of the ski n wi ll be pushed up i n the form
of blisters S i mi lar processes can ta k e place wi thi n and
amongst epithel ial cells If the i ntegrity of the affected tissue
is agai n restored by the admi nistration of K a lz ma r molecules
then a reabsorption or throwing ofl of the exud ation occurs
E ither result is attai ne d probably by th e prod uction of hy dro
c hl oric aci d formed by one part of chlori ne fro m the K C]
wi th hy d roge n The actio n of this hy drochl ori c aci d co nsists
i n d issolvi ng the fibri n i n the formative ( nasce n t ) state
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K a l z ma r correspo nds to the second
Ge neral Acti on
stage of i nflammati ons of serous me mbra nes when the exu
dation is of a plast ic character If leu cocytes rem ai n after
the absorption of the fibri n of a plastic e xu datio n N a tru m
a l z mu r a nswers to croupo us or d i h
K
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theri ti c exu datio ns an d he nce is usef ul in su ch di seases as
d iphtheria d yse n tery croup croupous pneum onia fi brlnons
exud ati ons in the inte rsti tial connective tissues ly m phatic e n large
men ts in fil tr ated i nfla mmati ons cutan eous eruptions from ba d
vacci ne virus etc T he pri ncipal ge neral characteristi c symp
toms are a w hite or gray coating at the base of the tongue white
or gray exud a tions glandul ar sw el lings discharges or expe ctora
Preparati o
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tions of a thick w hite fibrinous slime or phlegm from any mucous
surface or flour li k e seali ng of the sk i n torpor of the liver
etc
K ali ma r is one of the most useful and positive of all our
rem ed ies i n the hands of the aurist— ch iefly suited to the
seco nd or later stages of catarrhal states
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Mental Sy mptoms — Patien t i magi nes he must starve
Head and Sculp — Hea dache with vom iti ng, haw k i ng up of
white mil k lik e m ucus S ic k hea dache with whi te coated
t ongu e or vom iti ng of whi te phlegm a rising from a sluggish
liver want of appeti te etc I n me ni ngitis as a seco nd remed y
Dan d rufl
Crusta lactea
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D ischarge of whi te mucus from the eyes or yellow
E yes
green ish matter and yel low purul ent scabs S pecks of matter
on the li ds
S uperficial , flat ulcer of the eye arisi ng from a
vesi cl e B listers on cornea Feeli ng of sa nd in the eyes
Iri tis Cataract, after Ca le f l uor U lcers of asthen ic type,
tedious cases red ness not ex cessive d irty whi te yellow d i s
Trachoma Paren
On yx and hypo pyon
charge mod era te
R eti nitis whe n exu d ation se ts in
chymatous k eratitis
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Chronic catarrhal conditions of th e mid d le ear Deaf
Bars
n ess or earache fro m co ngestio n and swelli ng of the m i dd le
ear or E ustachian tubes wi t h swelli ng of the gla n ds or crack
i ng noises on blowi ng the n ose or swallowi ng
Deafness d ue
to throat troubles white tongue etc Deafness fro m sw elli ng
of ext ernal ear Moist exfoliation of epithelial layer of the
tympanic mem b rane Gran ular conditions of ext ernal meatus
Prol ifer
and m e mbrana tym pani
E xcessive gra nulations
ous form of mi d d l e ear i n fla mmation stuffy se nsation d eafness
C l osed E ustachian tubes
and
naso pharyn ge al ob str uctio n
Wh en Politzer bag fails to ope n tubes after a few doses of
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K a l i mu ri a l im m they may be i nflated easily
R
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C
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land) R etracted me mbra na tym pan i
Walls of external
meatus at rophied
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tube G lan ds about the ear swoll en Snapping and noises in
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phlegm white thick Stufl y co l d i n the
head whitish gray to ngue D ry coryza Vaul t of pharyn x
covered with adhere nt crusts Noseblee d in the afternoo n
H
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Pace Chee k swolle n and pai nful Faceache from swelli ng
of face or gu ms
Mouth — A phth ae thrush white ulcers i n the mouths of
l ittle chil dren or n ursi ng mothers
Cank er excoriatio n and
rawness of the mouth S wolle n gla nd s about jaw and neck
—
ongue
For the sw elli ng i n i nflammatio n of the tongue
Mapped
Coa ti ng of tongu e grayish w hite dryish or s limy
tongue
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Toothache with
G u m boil before matte r forms
swelli ng of the gums and chee ks
hroa t — T he sole remed y in most cases of diphtheria with
Mu mps sw elli ng of the
Fm films
G argle also wi th same
paroti d glands Ph ar yngitis throat swollen spots or p ustules
appear with gray or whitish exu datio n ( follicular ) Haw ks up
Pai n on swallowi ng Syphi
ofl ens ive cheesy sm all lumps ;
liti c sore throat Seco nd rem ed y i n ton sillitis as soon as
swell ing appears To nsils inflam ed enl arged so m uch can
hard ly breathe G rayish pa tches or spots i n throat White
deposits Tonsils spotted gray or white A dher en t crusts in
vault of pharyn x
Gas tric Symptoms — Wan t of appetite
B ilious n ess with
gray or white tongue D yspepsia and i nd igestion with a
whiti sh gray to ngue sic k feeli ng after tak i ng fat pai n and
h eavy feeli ng on the right si d e u nder the shoul d er Fatty or
rich food causes i nd i gestio n I nd igestion with vomiti ng of
white opaque mucus ; water gathers i n the mouth Gastri tis
whe n caused by ta k in g too hot dri nks Pai n i n the stomach
wi th co nstipati on vomiting of th i ck white phlegm or d ark
clot ted visci d blood B itt er taste wi th obsti nate constipation
Jau ndi ce with these symptoms ( Holbrook )
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Abd omen and Stool
Jau ndi ce if caused by a chil l resulti ng
i n catarrh of the d uod e n u m stools li ght in color
S luggish
action or complete torpi d ity of the liver pai n in right si de
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pal e yellow evacuations constipation and furred tongue
Typhoi d or e nteric fever loosen ess of bowels floccul ent
evacu ations A b dom i nal te nderness and swel l i ng Typhus
w ith co nsti pa tio n Small white threa d worms causi ng itch
i ng at the a nus ( N a tr
F latulence abd om i nal swelli ng
etc Seco nd stage of peritoni tis typhl itis and peri typhlitis
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typhlitis
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stools d enoti ng wan t of bile sl uggish action of liver or cc
curri ng in conseque nce of so me pri m ary disturbance espe
Diarrhma after fatt y food
cial l y where fat and pas try d isagr ee
and i n typhoi d fev er with pal e yel low oc hre or clay col ored
stools white or sl im y stools Dyse nte ry purgi ng with sl i my
stools Hemorrhoids bleed i ng p il es blood dark and thi ck
fibri nous clotted
Urinary and Sexual Organs — A cute cases of i n flammation of
the bla dder i n the secon d stage wh en swel li ng has set in and
discharge is thick whi te m ucus C hief rem ed y in chron ic
cysti ti s I nflammatory afl ecti on s of the k i dneys Dark colored
uri ne deposit of uric aci d The pri ncipal re med y in gonor
r he a an d orchitis resulti ng from a suppressio n of the same
I n bubo for the soft swelli ng and in soft chan cres it is also
he chief rem edy ( 3x) Chron ic stage of syphi lis with char
acterist ic pathologica l con di tions
G leet co mbi n ed with cc
zem a visible or la ten t Menstruation too late or suppressed
chec k ed or too early excessive d ischarge dark cl o tted or
tough blac k blood l ik e bar A men orrhcea m enses sup
pressed Periods too frequent Leuco rrhoea discharge of
mi l k y white m ucus thick non irritati ng bl an d U lceration
of the os an d cervix uteri wi th the characteri sti c d ischarge
of thick white bland secretion s Ch ron ic con gestion of the
uterus hypertrophy seco nd stage ( see Cal e fl uor)
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P g a cy Morni ng sic kn ess with vomiti ng of whi te
phl egm Puerperal fev er chief remed y Mastitis ga thered
breast to con trol the swelli ng
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Resp r
Loss of voice hoarsen ess from col d
tongue whi te Asth ma with gastric derangem en ts mucus
whi te and hard to cough up B ro nchial ast hma secon d stage
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of bro nchitis whe n thick white phlegm forms Cough i n
phthisis thick white m il ky sputa Lo u d nois y stomach
cough ; cough short acute and spasmod ic l ike whoopi ng
cough expectoratio n thick and white Protru ded appeara n ce
of eyes white to ngu e croupy hard cough harsh and bar ki ng
I n crou p the pri n cipal rem ed y for the exu d at ion P neum on ia
second stage white visci d expectorati on Pleuri sy secon d
stage with pl asti c exu dations and adhesions
Wheezi ng
rales or rattl in g sou nds of air passi ng through thick te nacious
m ucus in the bronchi diffi cult to cough up ; hard co ugh
Chil d grasps at throat d uri ng a coughi ng spel l
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C c la y Organs E mbolism blood i n a co nd ition favor
i ng formation of clots which act as plugs
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E xtremltles — G l an ds
of n eck swollen R heu matic
fever exu dation and swelling a round the j oints A cute articular
rheumatis m R heumatic gouty pai ns if worse on motion
and if to ngu e be coate d white
R heu mati c pai ns felt o nly
d uri ng motion or i n creased by it ( Fer r page ) N ightly rh eu
mati c pai ns worse fro m warmth of bed ; lightn i ng l i k e from
small of back to feet ; m ust get out of bed and sit up H ands
get stiff while writi ng Chron ic rheum ati sm an d swelli ng
when all move men ts cause pai n C hronic swel li ng of the
legs and feet pai nless itchi ng viol en tly Seco nd stage of hip
joi nt disease U lcers on extre mities fibri nous d ischarges
bu nions Tenal gia crepita ns creak i ng of the tendons on the
back of the ha nd Ch ilblai ns on hands or feet or any part
—
Nerv ous Symptoms The specific or chief rem ed y i n epilepsy
especially if occurri ng with or after su ppression of ecz ema or
other e ruptions Sh ou l d be persisted i n for som e t ime Tabes
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Fe bril e Symptoms — Congestions
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The seco nd rem ed y
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TWE LVE TISS UE RE M E D I E S
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glan ds Scurvy hard infil trations Second remed y in sprai ns
strumous co nditions Bad efl ects of vacci nation Syphilis
Mod al ities — Al l the sto mach an d abd ominal sym pto ms of
this drug are worse after ta king fatty food pastry or any rich
food The rheumatic and other pai ns are i ncreased and aggra
vated by motion
Home opathic Data — Heri ng s G ui d i ng S ymptom s Vol V I
co ntains a complete resume of sy mptoms o f this d rug but
u nfortu nately they are m ixe d up with sym pm of K a li
5 1: 10 a
with no disti nguishi ng sign re nd eri ng the coll ec
tion of sympto ms less valuable for purposes of stu d y tha n
woul d be the case had th ey been k e pt separate
Adminis tration — Triturations and di lutions
Sch u ssler s
prefere nce is for the 6 x or r ax though latt erly he has given
lower potencies I n di phtheria he recomm en d s a gargle of the
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afl ect ions warts etc
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R ti ship Correspo nd i ng as it d oes to the se co nd stage
of all i nflammatory troubl es i mmed iatel y upo n appearan ce of
exu da ti on its nearest co n co rdan ts are B ry on M or a n Apt}
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quite consid erable quan tities ( home opathically con
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these possess ma n y symptoms in com mon with K a l i ma r
When ful l ch em i cal analyses shall have bee n mad e of the
various drugs, vegetable and ani m al , we shall be able to com
pare the sym ptoms of each drug with those of its co mpon ent
si d ered
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parts Co mpare in E ustachian tube troubles M ore d i e/c I n
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with eradi cati ng tenden cies useful as an in tercurren t and to
prepare the way for other i nd icated rem ed ies Ka li ma r is
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frequ en tl y foll owed by Ca le u se which l atter cornpletes t he
act ion of the form er K a l i ma r follows Fm films when the
tru e lymph e xu dati on of ripe ni ng i n terstitial inflam mati o n
sets in It also superced es N a tr ma r when the d eeper
layers of epitheli um a djoi n i ng the co nnective tissue base
men t are i n volved an d even su ffer e xfoliation causi ng a
whi te coated to ngue and an opaque whiti sh secreti o n
M
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K ali mar may be compared with the chlorate K a l i calor
the most poiso no us of all the potash salts a violen t irrita n t of
the whole gastro i n te sti nal mucous mem brane prod uci ng gan
gren ons ulcerati on Com pare i n aphth ae d yse n tery epith e
lioma and nephritis See A lle n s H a nd book
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KAL I PHOSPHORI CUM
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S ynonyms
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Potassi um Phospha te Potassii Phosphas
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Commo n Na me
Phosph ate of Potas h
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Form ula K H P O
Prepared by
Chemica l Propertie s
m ixi n g aqueous phosphoric aci d with a sufi ci ent quanti ty of
potash hy d rate or carbo nate un til the reactio n is slightly
al k al in e and evaporati ng It crystallizes with difli cul ty It
is very deliquescen t ; it is freely soluble in water an d i nsoluble
in al cohol
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Pr eparati on I t is prepared by tri tu ration as di rected
u nder Class V I I A me r ica n Pfia r macoparia
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Physi ol ogi co ch emical Data
K a l i phos is a constituen t
of all an imal flui ds an d tissu es notably of the brai n nerves
muscl es and bloo d c ell s Al l tissu e form ing substa n ces ret ain
it with the greatest obsti nacy all n utriti ous flui ds con tai n it
hen ce we may well conclu d e that it is indi spensable to the
formati on of tissues We k now also that the oxi d atio n pro
cemes the change of gases i n the respiration and other chem i
cal transformations i n the bloo d as well as the sapon ifyi ng of
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This al k alin e reaction is essen tial to a large n u mber of
V ital process es ta k i ng place i n the i n terior and is presen t
wi thout exception i i i all the ani mal flui ds which are actually
con tai ned i n the circulati ng system or i n the closed cavi ties
of the bod y ( D alton ) It is foun d that the ne rves retai n
their vital properties for a long time and very completely i n
a solution of this salt By the diminution of the ex cretion of
K a l i films i n the uri ne co nd itions are prod uced withi n the
organi sm which may prese nt many si ded resistance to the
typhus d eco mposi ng elem e n t as well as to the exte nsio n of
rauv ogl
a l i phos is an an ti septic
K
the typhus process
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an d hi n ders the d ecay of ti ssues
A d ynamia and d ecay are
the characte ristic states of Ka l i films
The most im porta nt d iscovery of L iebig th at phosphate of
potash is predom i nan t i n the serum of the m uscles and
chlori de of so di um in the circul ating blood we have often
made great use of particu larly with regard to preferri ng the
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the K al i phos m olecules has for its resu lts
I I n the men tal sphere su ch cond itions as bashful ness
an xiety fear tearful ness suspicion homesic kn ess weakn ess
of memory de press ion etc
2 I n the vaso motor n erves : Pulse at first sm all and fre
que n t later retardatio n
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n utrition to co m pl ete cessatio n withi n a ci rc umscribed cel lular
do mai n he n ce soften i ng an d dege neratio n of i nvolv ed nerves
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General A cti on
C o n ditio ns arisi ng fro m w a nt of ne rve
pow e r as prostrati on exertio n loss of m en tal vi gor d epres
sion I n gen eral a sluggi sh co nd itio n of m in d which will
act if a roused
also an exhausted men tal co n di tion after men
tal exertio n or great strai n It corres ponds to the hosts of
con ditions k nown as neurz sthenla i n which fiel d it has won
its greatest laurels It is a res torative i n m uscular debility
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following acute diseases m yal gi a and wasti ng of muscul a r
tissue all d epe nd en t upon i mpmred i nnervati on A trophic
con dition i n ol d people I n cases arisi ng fr om rapi d decom
positi on of the blood corpuscl es and muscl e juice such as
hem orrhages of a septic nature scorbutus stomatitis gan
grenons angi na phaged enic chancre offensive carrion li k e
d iarrhe a ad ynam ic or typhoi d con ditions etc
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a nd
Mental Symptoms — A n xiety , nervous dread without any special
cause gloom y m ood s fanci es looks on the dark si d e of every
thi ng d ark forebod i ngs Great despond en cy about busi ness
and pecu n iary afl ai rs
I nd isposition to mix with peopl e D is
B rain tag fr om ov erw ork
i ncli ned to co n ve rse
Depressed
spirits general irritabi lity or great im pa tien ce L oss of memory
omi ts letters or words i n writi ng uses wrong wor ds co nfusion
of i d eas D rea d of an d oversensitiven ess to noise Dul ness
want of energy the slightest labor seems a heavy task U n
deci d ed captious changeable R ambli ng tal k while wi de
awak e ( N a tr mun ) E fl ects of fright After e ff ects of gri ef
Halluci natio ns an d illusio ns of se nses H om esick ness hau n ted
by visions of the past an d longi ng afte r them Hys teria fro m
su dd en emotions fits of l a ughter and crying false i m pres
sions I nsanity mania and othe r men tal d erange men ts Pro
found h ypochon dria an d m elancholia Puerperal m an ia S igh
i ng d epression
Sh yn ess excessive blushi ng fro m emoti o nal
sensitiven ess Stupor and low d el iriu m Whi ni ng and fre t
ful dispositi on H ysterical yawni ng Del iri um tremens fear
sleeplessn ess restless n ess an d suspi ci o n rambli ng tal k
G rasp
i ng at i magi nary objects
Mental aberrations S ofte ni ng of
the brai n early stage starti ng on bei ng touched Men tal
sympt oms i n chil dren : Cross and ill tem pered fretful fright
ened screami ng whini ng N ight terro rs S hyn ess and ex
V ery nerv ous start s at
cess i ve blus hi ng
So m n am bulism
the slightes t sou n d Tal ks whil e asleep Wan ts to be ca r
ried while awak e from room to room Wak es easily ( Hol
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TWE LVE TI SS U E RE M E D I E S
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m Verti go
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i ng u p from sitti ng and whe n look i ng upwar d
V ertigo and
gi dd i ness from nervous exhaustion and weak ness Cerebral
anaemia
Asthe nic cond itions
Co n cussio n of the brai n
H ea d ache
Hea dache n ervou s sensitive to noise co nf usio n
of stu de nts and those worn out by fatigue H ead aches are
rel ieved by ge ntle motio n Pai ns and wei ght i n the back of
the head and across the eyes better w hile eating wi th feeli ng
of wea ri ness and exhaustion i nability for thought and charac
ter isti c m ental symptoms Hea dach e wi th weary em pty
gone feeli ng at stomach Me nstrual hea dache with hu n ger
Neu ralgic h eadache h ummi ng i n the ears wi th feeli ng of
i nability to rem ain up yet bett er u nder cheerful excitem e nt ;
tearful mood better when eati ng Water on the brai n
Itchi ng of scalp Bac k or hea d sore as if hair was pulle d Se
vere pai n i n the left m astoi d ; worse on motion and i n ope n air
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W eak ness of sight loss of perceptive power after
E ye
diphtheria from exhaustion E xci ted stari ng appearance of
the eyes S trabismus or loss of acco mmodation after d iph
I nco or d i natio n of ocular
theria
D roopi ng of eyeli ds
muscl es and loss of acco mmodati o n for n ea r objects
S ensa
tion of sand or stic ks i n the eyes Soren ess of ey eball s sore
arou nd ed ges of li ds and burn as though full of smok e E ye
li ds twitch sight blurred B l ac k spots before the eyes
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Deafn ess from want of nervous perception with
E s
weak ness and exhaustion of the nerves No ises i n the ears
from nervous exh austio n o n falli ng aslee p D ischarges of
fou l offensive ich orous pus from the cars U l ceratio n of
me mbra na tym pa ni and mi d d le ear su ppurations ; when dis
ch arges are foul ichorous offe nsive feti d or sanious A trophic
co nditions i n ol d people ten den cy of the tissues to shri vel up
beco me scaly H u mm i ng and b uzzi ng in the ears
a nd
Itchi
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eari
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H
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su perse nsitive cannot bear any no ise
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Nose
E pista xi s i n wea k d elicate co nstituti o ns p red isposi
tion to sa me Ozmna ofiensive yellow crusts ulce rs
hick
yellow discha rge S n eezes from slightest exposure Yel low
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cru sts blown from no se followed by epistaxis Thick mucus
hawk ed from posterior nares
Face — L ivi d and sunk en with hol low eyes
R ed hot
burni ng face and forehead ; at other times pale and yellow
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bo nes bett er from eati ng spea ki ng and touch Loss of power
Itchi ng of face u nd er
i n facial m uscl es ca usi ng co n tortions
beard ; pi m pl es Faci al paralysis from work i ng in the water
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Mouth Hy droa on lips Pimples and sore crusts on lips
Peeli ng of s ki n Stomati tis ; breath o ff ensive feti d Gums
spongy and reced i ng Noma cancrum oris ; ashy gray ulcers
Ofi ensi ve od or from m outh
S aliva pro fuse thic k and sa lty
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E x cessiv ely dry in the m orni ng
ongu
F eels as if it
woul d cleave to the roof of the mouth Tongue white sli my
brownish lik e Fre n ch m ustard In flamm ation of the tongue
when excessive dryn ess occurs or exh austion sets i n ; e dges of
tongue red and sore
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Pred isposition to bleedi ng of the gums ; red seam
on the gu ms
Severe pai n i n d eca yed or fill ed teeth Tooth
ache alternates with fron tal headache Toothache of hi ghly
nervous d elicate or pa le emotion al pe rso ns wi th easily blee d
i ng gums ; they have a bright red seam or li n e on the m
Nervous chatteri ng of the teeth
S peech slow and i narti cu
late G ums spongy and recedi ng Teeth feel sore G ri nd
i ng of teeth
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To nsils large and sore with white soli d deposits
li k e diphtheritic me mbran e Throat very dry desire to swal
low all the time H oarsen ess and loss of voi ce Salty mucus
raised from throat Gangren ous sore throat Croup last
stage syn cope and n ervous prostration A fter e ffects of d iph
theria Weak n ess of sight nasal speech an d paralysis of any
part Maligna nt gangre nous con ditions prost rati o ns etc
Paralysis of the voca l cor ds
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Gastric Sy ptoms
G astric ul ce r because this is a d istu rb
ance of the trophic n erves E xcessive hu ngry feeli ng soon
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TWE LVE
T HE
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A
n ervous
after ta ki ng food
gon e se nsation at the pit of
stomach Gaseous eructations Gastri tis whe n treatmen t has
been delayed with asthen ic cond itions I nd igestion with
n ervous d epressi o n
S tomach ache from fright or exci te men t
Very thirsty Nausea and vomiti ng of sour bitter food and
of blood E mpty gnawi ng se nsation relieved by eati ng
B elchi ng of gas tasti ng bitter and sour
Constan t pai n at
epigastri um in a small spot D eep green or blue vomiti ng
from brai n troubles
Abd omen
Wea k ness i n the left si de u nder the heart
S plen ic troubl es fl atul ence with d istress about the heart or left
si de of stomach A bd omen swells d ry tongue etc Typhoi d
fever d ebility and oth er characteristic sym ptoms of this drug
Beari ng down pai ns Coli c i n
A bd omen d isten d ed with gas
hypogast ri um with i neffectual urgi ng to stool better be n di ng
d oubl e
Collapse livi d bluish cou ntena n ce and low pulse
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Stool
A
D iarrhoea ; pa i nless watery from fright or
other dep ressing causes with great prostration stools putri d
li ke rice water blood y carrion li k e od or Putri d and typhoi d
d yse n tery
Watery stool with im perative call followed by
ten esm us Cholera symptoms Noisy offe ns ive flatns Pro
fuse pai n less ofl e nsi ve and imperative stool whi l e eati ng fol
lowed by u nsatisfied urgi ng R ectu m burns and feels sor e
aft er m ov eme n ts
prolapsed
Bowel s constipated
S tools
dark brown str eak ed wi th yellowish green m ucus Paretic
co nd ition of rectu m an d colon H emorrhoi ds sore pai nf ul
and itchi ng
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I ntense sexua l d esi re ; priapism in the
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m orni ng I mpoten ce an d pai nful e m issio ns at ni ght with o ut
erection
S exua l i nsti nct d epresse d mu ch of the ti me en
ti t ely dorman t U tter prostrati on and weak vision afte r coitus
Phaged eni c chan cres Bal an itis Fe male : Men ses prem atu re
Irregular scan ty al most
and p rofuse i n n ervou s subjects
blac k offensive od or Ameh orrhma with de pression of spirits
D ull hea dache wi th
l assltude and ge neral ne rvous d ebili ty
menses very ti red and sl eepy legs ache stitchi ng al l through
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n i n left si d e an d ovari es
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TWE LVE T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
THE
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emotion or from wal k i ng u ps tairs Pulse i ntermitten t irreg
ular or below normal Palpitation after rheu matic fever wi th
exh austion A nae m ia blood poor palpitatio n wi th sleepless
ness an d restless ness
S luggish circulati on
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fi
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a
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d
t
Bac
S pi nal a naemia I d iopathic soft en i ng
of the spi n al cord patien t has trouble i n gui d i ng hi mself loss
of power of movement he tu mbles and trips easily Pa ralytic
or rhe umatic l ameness with stiff ness a fte r rest yet be co m i ng
better by ge n tl e m otion Pai n i n back and extre miti es re
F i nger tips as if
l ieved by motion achi ng betwee n sca pul ae
asleep Itc hi ng of pal ms an d soles Itchi ng of legs at n ight
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n
a
d
B
with nu mb ness
weak ess
urn i ng of feet fid gety feel
Pai ns worse on risi ng from a sitti ng posture an d
i ng i n feet
by violen t ex ertion B ruised and pai nful feeli ngs i n parts af
feered also di scoloration A cute and chro n i c rheu matis m
pai ns di sappear o n movi ng about sev ere i n the m orn in g after
rest and on first risi ng fro m a sitti ng position pa rts feel stiff
E xe rtion an d fati gu e aggravate S tifi ness paralytic ten d e n cy
Pai n i n the hips Paral yzi ng drawi ng pa n in sole of foot
Chi lblai ns o n the toes Muscul ar weak n ess afte r seve re ill ness
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The great n ervous tissue salt Neural
Ne rvous Sy pt
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strength sens itiveness to noise and light M proved d uring pleasant
e xcitement and by ge ntl e moti on but most felt when quiet or alone
D raggi ng pai n d own bac k of thi gh to knee torpor
Sci a tica
sti ffn ess great restlessn ess and pai n nervous exhaustion etc
Ne rv ousness without any reaso nable cause ; pati ent sheds tears
mou ntai ns out of molehills
Paralysis of any
a nd ma k es
b
o
d
h
e
a
a
f
t
m
ar
y
arti
l
para
legi
he
iple
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f
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of
t
o
ac
o
r
p
p
p
g
Paralysi s usually comes o n sud
the blad d er upper li d etc
Locomotor pa ralysi s loss of
A trophi c paralysi s
d en l y
Creepi ng paralysis i n
motor force or sti mu l ati ng power
which the progress is slow and ten de n cy to wasti ng of the
bod y with loss of se nse of tou ch facial paralysis E pil epsy
su nken cou ntenance col d ness and palpita tio n after the attack
A tt ac k s com e from a
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L I m osp n o arcmu
A
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less fidgety feeli ng Tremblin g sensation Gen eral d ebil i ty
wi th nervo us ness an d irri tability B o dily pa i ns felt too
acu tel y E asily startled F ears burglars Neurasthenia
especially from sexual excess characterized by sever e spinal
irritati on Paroxy sms of pain with subsequent exhaustion I n
fa nti l e paralysis
Spinal anaemia fr om exh austi ng d iseases
with lami ng pai n worse whi le at rest but mani fest on begi n
n i ng to move
Sleep — S leeplessn ess after worry or excitem en t from nerv
ous causes Somnambul ism wal ki ng in sleep in chi l dren
Yawn ing str etchi ng and weari ness wi th sensati on of em pti
n ess at pit of st omach
H ysterical yawni ng Co nsta nt dream
i ng of fire robbers of falli ng ghosts etc
N ight terrors of
chil dren A wak e ni ng from soun d sleep screaming wi th fright
Lascivious dreams No d esire to rise i n the morni ng
Twi tch i ng of m uscles on fall ing asleep
Fe bril e Symptoms — I n term itten t fever ; feti d debilitatin g
profuse perspiration Typhus malignan t putri d camp nerv
ous or brai n fevers The chief remed y i n typhoi d gastric and
e nteri c fevers with brown d ry to ngue petechi ze slee plessn ess
stu por de li rium etc A ll typhoi d an d malignan t symptoms
are met by this drug Hi gh tem peratu re Scarlet fever
putri d cond itions of the th roat exhaustion stupor etc E x
cessi ve an d exhausti ng pe rspirations wi th feti d od or
Perspira
tion whil e eati ng wi th weak ness at stomach Hay fever ;
for nervous irritability
Skin
E c zem a if oversensiti ven ess an d n ervousn ess aecom
pa n y it Fel o ns abscess and carbu ncle wh en the matter
becom es fet i d Pem phi gu s mal ign us blist ers and blebs over
the b od y watery co n ten ts sk i n wri n kled an d withered
loo ki ng Greas y scabs wi th offensiv e sm ell Alopeci a a reata
Irri tatin g secretions on sk i n Itching of the inside of hands and
feet where the sk i n is thi ck est I tching of the skin w ith cra wl
causes sore
Chilblai ns
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T HE
4
Tiss
W
E
LVE T ISS UE RE M E DI E S
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Am
e
ie co n di tions Losing flesh all the ti me
Atrophy w asting di se ases wi th putrid stools
Hem orrhages
B lood dar k thi n and not coagulati ng pu tri d
G e neral d e
bil i ty and exhaustion
Perso ns who suff er fro m suppressed
sexual i nsti nct or too much i nd ulgen ce S erous ichorous
sanious foul and offensive exu datio ns corrod i ng chafi ng ex
Gangrenous condi ti ons
Mortification i n the early
uda ti ons
sta ges Ca n cer ; for the pai ns o ffensive discharges and dis
coloration R ick ets with putri d d ischarges from the bowels
S curvy with gangrenous conditions Septic hemorrhages Sup
rty
f
e nsive d ischarge of
i
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n
s
with
d
i
foul
ichorous
of
u
ra
t
p
m
i
d
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n
r
u
a
e
lie
alis
typhus
put
states
trophic
c
m
u
s
A
L
p
co nd ition i n ol d people tissues dry scaly l ac k of vitality
Discharges have a carrio n li k e odor
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Moda lities Many symptoms of this remed y are aggravated
by n oise by risi ng from a si t ti ng posture by exertio n a nd
co n ti nued exercise and after rest Cold air aggrava tes all pains
Th e characteristic am el iorations are ge ntle motion eating
u nde r exciteme nt and company ; worse when alone Pains
and itchi n gs worse 2 to 5 A M
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HomteOpath c Data The rem ed y has bee n proved by the
Provers U n i on of Chicago u nder the d irection of Dr H C
A llen the sali en t features of which are i nclu d ed i n the above
symptomatology A noth er so called p rovi ng has bee n ma de
for D r B Pi nek e i n a very se nsitive you ng woman with the
potency hel d betw een the fin gers ! We m ust co nfess
c m
that we have not read the accou nt of th is h eroi c provi ng as
we coul d n o t conscie ntiously i ncorporate it i n our treatise
However any one i nte reste d i n this curiosity can find a re
port of it i n the P roceed i ngs of I H A Transacti o ns an d
also in
M ed ia l A d va nce March 1 8 9 2 i n which n umber
also Dr A ll en s arrangemen t of his provi ng can be fou nd A
carefully prepared diff eren tial d iagn osis of the phosphates
from the i mperfect materials then i n han d by the late Dr
Samuel Li lien thal can be fou nd i n th e T ransactio ns of the
The drug
Ameri ca n I nsti tute of H omoeo pathy for 1 8 90
merits m ore extend ed careful provi ngs with all pote ncies
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KA L I
m osr u o mcmu
85
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Administration — Th e
lower poten ci es see m to work best ;
thus the 2x or 3x in asthm a is recomme nd ed by Sch ussler
Howeve r the higher 6 x an d r ax an d high pot encies have
all bee n employed with success
Relationship — Pro bably the nea rest a nalogues are R i ms tax
and Pila f /a with which it has man y sym ptoms i n co mmo n
T h e nervous sym ptoms of Pulsa l seem to d epe nd on the
amou nt of Ka l i phos prese nt The peculiar m en tal state of
P u lsa l is also foun d u nd er this remed y
Phy tol also has
m any sym ptoms i n co mmo n wi th K al i plan
Compare the
sciatica Ig na t too probably con tai ns Ka l i phos as the
hysterical symptoms are n early i den ti cal K a l i films in its
actions as a n erve sed ative is related to Ig nat Cm
ea Hy man
f
I n menstrual hea daches com pare Z i nc Ci miaf
Cad man
I n bladd er troubl es K al i phos of ten
Geh em Cycla men etc
finds a complem entary re med y i n M ag ne t phos the latter cor
respo nd i ng more to the spasmod i c afl ecti ons while K a l i pleas
I n i n cipien t paralysis of the
more to the paral ytic sym ptoms
brai n whe n nephritic irrita tion accompani es co mpare Z ine
films I n hem orrhages bri ght or dark red thi n watery not
clott ed follow K a l i films by Na tr mu r also M i r at A fter
weak en i ng di seases the F ren ch variety of m ushroom s which
con tai n large quan tities of K a l i pli es restore the muscl es
I n i ts d isord ered me ntal
more quic k ly than an ythi ng else
con d itions compare Cy d a m which fr equen tly corrects the
abn ormal dreaml ik e men tal state of the i nsane Compare
K a li ma r i n puerpura l fever
I n post d iphtheritic co mplai n ts
compare L a m } Ca m i I n the gangren ous condi ti ons com
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S y nonyms
S ul phas
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I
S UL PHUR I CUM
Potassiu m S ulpha te
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K ali S ulphas
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Potassa
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Common Kam
of Potash
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Formula K S O
Che mica l Pr opert i es
Occu rs na tive i n
lavas etc Crystallizes i n short perman en t colorless four
It is soluble i n ten parts of col d and
and si x si d ed prisms
three parts of boili ng wate r It is i nsoluble i n al cohol It
has a sharp bitt er sali ne taste
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Preparatio n Pure sulphate of potash is prepared by tritu
ration as d irected u nd er Class V I I A mer ica n H om opa l lne
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S ulphate
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Pha r maco
oeia
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Ph y si ol ogi co ch emi cal Dat
T his
remed y accord i ng to
S chii ssl er is the fu n ction re med y of the epi d ermis and of the
epitheliu m A deficie ncy of this cell salt causes a yel low
sli m y d eposit on the ton gu e sli my thi n or d eci d ed ly yel low
or green ish discharge and secretions of watery matter from
an y of the mucous surfaces and epitheli al or epi d erm al d es
robably d ue to retrograd e
a
a
m
n
n
The
yellow
ess
is
p
u
t
i
o
q
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metam orphosis fatty d ege nera tio n of i nflam matory prod ucts
and of efi ete epitheliu m etc
The sul phates i n nature and the oxi de of iro n serve as oxy
m
n
a
n
i
n
m
e
n
carri
rs
If
sul
hate
n
iro
oxi
d
e
co
e
co
tact
si
ul
e
d
g
p
t neousl y wi th an organ i c substance i n a state of d ecay they
a
give off thei r oxygen an d su lphate of iron is formed thereby ;
this may agai n be d ecomposed by the oxygen of the air
form i ng sulphuric aci d and 1ron oxi de which u nder favorable
co nd itions becom e agai n carriers of oxygen Si mi lar pro
cesses may occur i n the hu man orga n ism Therefore of the
sulphates K a l i su lplz probably plays an importa n t role be
cause i t is fou nd in the cells and i n the i nte rcellular flui ds
m uscles n erves epithelium and i n the blood corpuscles
It
is the carrier of oxyge n The oxyge n take n up by the i ro n
co ntai ned in the blood corpuscles is carrried to every cell of
the organism by the reciprocal action of Ka li su lph and iron
E very cell requires for its growt h and developme nt the vi tal
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1 S U L P H U R I C UM
87
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izi ng i n flue nce of oxyge n B ut its conti nued action oxi d izes
the organic basis of the cel ls He nce they d isi n tegrate i n to
thei r co nstitu e n t elem en ts A d eficien cy of K a li sn ip/z may
accordi ng to location and extent occasio n the followi ng
symptoms Feeli ng of heavi ness an d weari ness vertigo chilli
ness palpitation fear mela n choly toothache hea d ach e pai ns
These
in the li mbs which i n termit and cha nge locati o n
pai ns are worse in closed rooms warmth and towards even i ng
and bett er i n fresh ope n air that is rich i n oxygen
E pi derm is an d epith elia l cell s poorly fed with oxyge n
loosen an d d esqu amate freely If o xyge n is brought to the
m
l
su fl eri n
a
t / it the formation of new
rts
by
e
a
n
s
of
K
a
i
Si
g p
p
cel ls is th ereby furthered an d these haste n by the ir activity
to promote the desquama tio n of the ol d o n es
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n
A
Ge era
ctio n
I t is applicable to the thi rd stage of in
flammati on or to its stage of retrogressio n the sul ph ates bei ng
characteristic prod u cts of the oxi dation of tissue and the potas
sium havi ng its special sphere i n the soli ds and the resulti ng
salt becomes a pro mi nent constitu en t of their ashes when ce
we ca n i nfer its h omce opath ici ty to the same stage A il me nts
accom pa nied by profuse d esquamatio n of epi d ermis Ye l low
mucous discharges R ise i n temperature at n i ght prod uci ng an
ev ening aggrava ti on
A nother charac teristic i nd ication is
amelioration in the cool ope n air
D iseases caused by a retro
cessio n of e rupti ons To prod u ce perspiration if Fer r phos
fails
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S y m p to ms
Mental Sy mptom
a nd
C
h ara c t e ris t i c I n d i c a t i o ns
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F ear of falli ng
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Hea d and Sca m V e rtigo , especially on look i ng and ris
i ng
Head ache which grows worse i n a warm room and i n
the e ve ni ng an d is better in the cool or ope n air F alli ng out
of the hair bal d spots Rheumati c headaches begi nnin g in
the ev eni ng and in a heated atmosph ere ; worse movi ng head
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TWE LVE T ISS UE R E
T HE
M
I
E D ES
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crusts on the eyel i ds yellowish or gree nish purulen t d ischarge
from the eyes Co nju n ctivitis ophthal mia n eo nato rum A b
scess of the corn ea
H ypopyon
E ars — Deafn ess from co ngestio n of the tym pa n i c cavity or
with catarrh an d swelli ng of E ustachian l in i ng W orse i n a
heated roo m with a yellow sli m y coati ng on the to ngue
E arache wi th discharge of watery or yell ow matt er Secretion
of thin bright yellow or gree n ish flui d after i nflam mation
T
k
n
n
hic
li
k
e
d
ischar
r
u
Pai
u
d
er
the
ear
u
s
l
e
a
l
e
l
z
C
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p
g
p )
sharp cu tti ng pai n te nsion stitches and pierci ng below the
mastoi d process
Polypoid excrescen ce
S ti nk i ng otorrhce a
closes the meatus
Nose — Col d s with yellow sli my expectorations or d is
charge oi wa tery matter Patie n t feels ge nerall y worse in
the eveni ng or in a h eated room Deci d edly yellow or yellow
ish green di scharges from the n ose After Fer r films in
col ds if the latter d oes n ot prod uce fr ee perspiration and the
sk in remai ns d ry Old catarrh with yellowish viscous secre
ti on Nose obstru cted together with yell owish discharge
fr om the nares Smell lost Oz azn a
Face — Faceache aggravated i n a heated room an d in the
even i ng im proved i n cool or ope n air Palli d face Face
red features d istor ted
E pithelioma
Mouth — Lo wer lip swollen
Dry ness and d esquama tion of
the lower lip peel s 0 6 in large fla kes ; epithelio ma bu rni ng
heat in the mou th
ongue — C oati ng yellow and sli my som etim es with whitish
ed ge I nsipi d pappy taste Lips tongue and gu ms white
Taste lost
eeth— Toothache worse i n warm th and even i ng better in
cool open air C hro nic pai nful n ess of the gums
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u
h
No sym ptoms that are noteworthy
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t
m
Gast c Symp o s
B urni ng heat in stomach ;burni ng t hirst
nausea and vom iti ng
Chro n ic ca tarrh of the
yellow sl i my coated tongue I ndi ges tion wi
pressure as of a load
pai nful and water gat
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TWE LV E T I SS UE RE
M I
ED ES
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yell ow loose rattling phlegm is cough ed up or watery
matter
D esire for
Sufl ocative feeli ng i n a hot atm osphere
cool ai r
Circula tory Organs — Pul se q u ick wi th throbbi ng boring
pai n ove r crest of il i u m Pul se scarcely perceptible
Back and E xtremities — Neural gic or rhe u matic pai ns in the
back nape of the n eck or i n the li m bs periodical wor se i n
the eveni ng or i n a warm room an d deci d ed ly bett er in a
cool at mosphere R heu matic pai ns i n the joi nts or any pa rt
of the bod y whe n of a shifting wande ring flitting na ture
settli ng in one pl ace the n anoth er with characteristic
mod alities
F ungoi d i nflammation of the joi n ts Cramps i n
u pper and lower extrem ities S cal y erupti o ns mostly on arms
better fro m hot wate r
Nerv ous Symptoms — Neuralgic pa i ns i n d i ffe re nt parts of
the bod y with ten d en cy to sh ift in locality Chorea
—
Slew
V ery vivi d drea ms
Fe brile Sy mptoms — Tempera ture rises i n the eve ni ng u ntil
mi d night the n falls agai n It assists in promoti ng perspira
ti on he nce it shoul d be give n freque ntly and warm coveri ngs
at the same ti me shoul d be applied I n term itt ent fever with
yellow sli m y coated tongue Fe vers from blood poison i ng
gastri c e nteri c and typh o i d feve rs sca rlet fever stage of d es
i
o n col d sw eat
a
a
m
u
t
q
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ki
m
S
S k i n i nactive (give i n hot d ri nks wh il e i n bed
wrapped i n b l ank ets ) E pithelial ca nce r with d ischarge of
thi n yellow serous matt er E czem a whe n the d ischarge is
yell ow o r gr ee nish watery o r whe n su ddenl y suppressed
S u dden retrocession of the rash fro m a chill o r othe r causes
—
i n any eru ptive d isease measles scarlet feve r eczem a etc
when the ski n is ha rsh and d ry B liste ri ng erysipel as ; to favor
falli ng ofl of scabs B urn i ng itchi ng papu lar eruption
D iseased cond iti on of the nails i nterrupted growth etc
n
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c
n
a
k
i
s
ales
f
eely
stic
k
y
base
or
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the
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cea
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n
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S
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ski n with yellow watery secretion ; surrou nd i ng sk i n pee ls
o ff
E ffects of i vy poiso n nett lerash I n sm all pox to prom ote
falli ng 0 5 of crusts and formati on o f healthy ski n Scaly
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tetter in th e pal ms Chafi ng of chil d ren Old te tters Tube r
culons ul ce rs with a con ti nuous oozi ng of yellow pus and
lym ph
M ues i nflamma tions with yellow watery serous puru
l en t secretio ns Se rous watery exu dations Torpi d ity de
pressed vitali ty and d i sease m ak es rapi d hea d way Soft polypi
Migrato ry rheumatism of the joi nts
E pithelio ma
Mod alities — Th e grand charact eri sti cs are the evening aggra
vation and the ame liorati on in the cool ope n ai r Grea t aggra
vation in a heate d room ; also the cha ract er isti c secret io n fr om
m ucous mem bra nes yellow sti ck y sli my
Hom e opathic Data — No regular provi ng but a brief co l l ec
tion of sym ptoms d erived from very large d oses ol d school
sources is fou nd i n A lle n s E nc clope d i a vol s v and x and
y
vol vi G u i d i ng Sy mptoms They are i nclu d ed in the above
Administration — Sch ii ssl er re co mme nds the r ax an d 6 x
these givi ng the best results I n febrile cond itions it m ust be
n
rn ally i n da ndr u fl
i
r
mm
d
ve
freque
tly
It
is
eco
e
e
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Ofte n com pletes a cure commen ced
by K a li ma r
Relationshipw —The n ea rest analogue to K a l i ye lp/z a ppears
to be Pulsa l It is i nteresti ng to com pa re these t wo rem ed ies
as they have man y sym ptoms i n commo n
hus both have :
Am elioratio n
A ggravatio n of sympt oms i n a warm roo m
i n the cool and ope n air D isch arges from m ucous m embran es
are yellow purulen t in character ; som eti mes yellowish gree n
Pressure and fee li ng of
Coati ng of to ngue yel low and sli my
ful ness i n stomach Go norrh e a with yellow or yellowish
green b lan d discharge Yell ow m ucous expectoration from
the lu ngs on coughi ng H oarse n ess from a si mple col d
Pai ns i n the l im bs worse at n ight and from warm th better
i n cool o pen ai r
Pal pitati o n of the heart Migratory o r
shif ting and wanderi ng rheumatic pai ns A che m ical an alysis
of Pul sa r show s that one of its con stituen ts is K a l i h elp/t
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TW E LVE T ISS U E R E
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M I
ED ES
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pure hypothesis and only suggested for further stu d y
and observatio n
K a l i m lplr ofte n foll o ws wi th ad van tage
K a l i ma r
Compatibl e r em ed ies i n itchi ng and re dness of
sk i n : A ceti c acid A men Ca le ca r d D a mi on / 1 m) Pal s
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deafn ess pai n in st omac h coarse
profuse exu d ations but these are more watery in
Co mpare N a tr ma r
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MAGNE S I A PHOSPHORI CA
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Magnesium Phospho ricum
Common Na me — Phosphate of Magn esia
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Che mical PrOpert i es
F ormula , Mg H PO, , 7 H, O
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S y nony ms
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It is
ma de by m ixi ng phosphate of soda with sul pha te of magn esia
The c rystal s resu l ti ng are six si d ed need le lik e They have
a cooli ng sweetish taste They are spari ngly soluble i n water ;
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It exists in the grai ns o f cereals and can
be detected in considerable qua ntity in beer
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Pr ep arati on The salt 15 triturated accordi ng to Class W 1
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Pha m
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i s an earthy constitu en t
chemical Data
of muscle nerves bo ne brai n teeth and blood corpu scles A
disturban ce of its mol ecular motion causes cramps pai ns and
paralysis Sch ii ssler says that the action of M ag nes plies is
the reverse of that of iro n B y fu nctional distu rban ce of the
molecules of the latter the m uscular fibres relax through the
fun ctional d i sturba nces of the magn esium molecul es they con
tract ; he nce it is the remed y for cramps con vul sio ns and other
n er vous ph e nom en a
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D iseases havi ng their seat i n the nerv e
Genera l A ction
fibre cells or i n the term i nal bulbs of the n erves I n the m uscles
or i n the m uscul ar tissue itself
are cured by this re m ed y
Pai ns which are darti ng spasm odic in character bori ng
li ghtn ing l i ke , accompa nied by a constri ctive feeli ng They
Physi ol ogi co
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PH OSPH ORI C A
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are often changi ng in locality and are relieve d by w armth
and pressure
It is purely antispas modic and he nce is curative
i n cramps spasms of the glottis teta n us epilepsy spasm od ic
reten tion of the uri ne paralysis agitans etc It is bes t adapted
to l ean thi n emaciated persons of a hi ghly nervous organ iza
tion and prefers li ght complexion and the right si de of the
bod y Col d i n gen eral favors its action exceed i ngly whereas
heat and pressure i nterfere with it
He nce the patie nt is
rel iev e d by these A ttac ks are oft e n atte nded with great
prostra tion and sometim es with profuse sweat The M ag nes
red exhaust ed
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G e n e ra l C h a ra c t e r i s t i c s
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Men a S mptoms
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Ill usions of the senses forgetful d ul ness
and i nability to t hi nk clea rly i n d ispositio n to m en tal eff ort
Lamen ts all the ti me about the
S obbing wi th lam en ti ng
pain with hiccou ghi ng Tal ki ng to herself consta n tly or
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H eadache pa i ns shoot
sci ousn ess and co n vul siv e sym ptoms
i ng darti ng stabbi ng sh i fti ng i n term itten t spas m od i c par
o xysm al and n euralgi c always reli ev ed by the application of
warmth Nervo us h ea daches with sparks before the eyes
V ery acute pains in the hea d more i n you ng and strong per
sons constant wh i l e atten d i ng school or after mental labor
or from any i nj urious sti mulus Pai n on top and back of
h ead extendi ng d own the spi ne most severe betwee n the
shou l ders Headache from occi put spreadi ng ove r whol e h ead
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pupi ls con tracte d d ul l ness of vision from i nvolvem e n t of the
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TW E LVE TI SS U E R E M E D I E S
eyeli ds
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Twitchi ng of eyel i ds Orbital and supraorbital neu
ralgias worse on the right side and rel ie ve d by w a rmth applied
externall y and exquisitely se nsitive to touch I ncreased
lachrymation with the pai n Itchi ng of li ds
R eti n itis
Pigm e n tosa (R S
E ars — Weak ness of the au d itory nerve fib res causi ng d eaf
n ess
Otalgi a pure ly n ervous in character bett e r from heat
Neu ral gi c pai n worse be hi nd right ear mad e worse by goi ng
i n to col d air an d w ashing face and neck in col d w ate r
A
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re med y to be thought of i n al l forms of i n tern al ear disease
opela
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C
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Nose — Loss o r perversion of the se nse of smell even with
out catarrhal troubles A l ternate stoppage and profuse gush
i ng d ischarge
Col d
Smarti ng and rawness worse left si de
i n hea d alterna tely dry and loose
H ee
N eural gi a supra an d i nfra orbital
Prosopalgia
lightn i ng li ke pai ns i n term itten t always better from warmth
worse on tou ch pressure col d and on right si de at 2 p m
and i n bed
Neuralgic pai ns of right si de fro m i nfra orbital
foramen to i nci sor t oo th gra d ually rad iati ng over the en tire
right si d e of face worse by tou ch open i ng the mouth col d
air and wh en bod y gets col d F rom washi ng or stan ding in
col d water From exposu re to a strong n orth wind
Mouth — Co n vul sive twitchi ngs of the angles of mouth
Se nsati on o f pai nful co n traction at arti culation of lower jaw
wi th bac k ward jerk i ng S pasm od ic stam meri ng Trism us ;
lock jaw
ongue — Ge nerall y clean with pai n i n stom ach
coated
whi te wi th di arrhcea ; bright red with rawness in mou th left
sid e sore smarti ng li ke canker sore mak i ng eati ng pai nful as
if scal d ed
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V ery se nsitive to touch or col d air Ca n not bru sh
teeth with col d water Toothache worse after goi ng to bed
changes place rapi d ly ; worse from col d th ings col d washi ng ;
be tter by he at and hot liquids ( if co l d Fer r pil ot B o a Cofi )
Sev e re pains in d ecaye d or fill ed tee th U lce ratio n of teeth with
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GNE SIA
P u osr a o ru ca
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swelli ng of glands of face throat and n eck and swelling of
tongue Compl aints of teething child ren Spasms without febrile
sym pto ms
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Sore n ess and stiff ness especially ri ght si d e ; parts
see m puffy with chi lliness and achi ng all over ; swallowi ng
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from posteri or nares with sn ee zing and rough thr oat S pas m
of the gl ott is
S pasm od ic co nstri ction of the thr oat on at
tem pti ng to swallow liqui ds with choki ng se nsati on
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Gastric Symptoms
Sensitive to aci ds and averse to coffee
Hiccough with retchi ng day and ni gh t Ob sti
Craves su gar
nate si ngultus causi ng long las ti ng sore ness
R egurgitation
of food B urning tasteless eructati o ns better dri n ki ng hot
water Heartburn Gastralgia with clea n to ngue relieved
by warm th and be nd i ng d ouble Pai n worse from touch at
epigast rium and re newed by d rin k in g col d water Spasms or
cram ps i n the stomach pa in as if a band were tightly laced
arou nd the bod y Flatule n t d iste nsion of stomach wi th con
F latule n t d yspepsi a Nausea and vomiti ng
stricti ve pai n
Abdomem— E nteral gia
Flatule nt colic forcing patie nt to bend
double rel ieve d by rubbing warmth pressure accompanied with
belching of gas which giv es no relief
I n carcerated flatul en ce ;
rum bling and belchi ng Flatulent colic orchil dren and the new
born
A bd omi n al pai ns cause gr eat restlessness rad iate fro m
navel ofte n acco m pa n ied by a watery di arrh e a
Ca nnot lie
B l oated ful l sen
on back stret ch ed o ut has to l ie be n t o ver
sation in a bd ome n: must l oose n cl othing w alk a bou t and con
sta n tl y pass flatu s
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S oo
Diarrh e a w a tery with vom iti ng and cram ps in
calves ; with chi lli ness and pai n i n stoma ch S tool s expell ed
with force Dyse n tery with cram p li ke pai ns spas mod i c re
te ntion of uri ne cutti ng li ghtn i ng li k e pain s in hem orrhoi ds
so severe as to cause fai nti ng ; most seve re in rectum and
abd om e n Pai n in rectu m wi th every stool Pai n w
i th pro
lo nged spasm of abd om i nal m uscl es Constipatio n of i nfants
wi th spasmodi c pai n at every attem pt at stool i n di cated by
sharp shrill cry
m u ch gas and rum bli n g and flatu le nt colic
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T W E L VE T I SS UE RE ME D IE S
T HE
Urinary and Sexual Orga
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urgi ng to uri nate whe n
sta nd i ng or wal k i ng Spasm of the bladd e r ; chil d passes
large quan tities of uri ne ; spasm od ic uri nary co mpla in ts ;
spasmod ic retention ; spasm of the neck of the bladd er ; pai n
ful urgi ng Nocturn al e n u resi s from nervous irritatio n V es
ical neural gia afte r use of cathe ter Deficie ncy or excess of
phosphates Gravel Sexual desire i n creas ed
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Fe male
Menstrual Colic : pai n preced es flow ; i ntermitten t
worse on right si de great reli ef from heat Ovari an ne u ral
Mem
gia worse ou right si de Vagi n ism us
Ovari tis
branous dy smenorrhe a
red a n u mber of
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Me nses too early wi th dark fibrinous stri ngy flow Swell
i ng of external parts
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Pregnancy Spasmodic labor pai ns with cramps i n the
legs crampy pai ns excessive expulsive efforts Puerperal
con vul sions ( i ntercurre nt) R elaxes co ntracted uterus R e
tain ed place nta
Respiratory System Asth ma when flatulen ce is trouble
some Spas modi c closure of the wi nd pipe with sudde n
sh rill voice constriction of the chest Persiste nt sem i chronic
cough of a pseu d o eatarrhal nervous character True spas
mod ic cough comi ng on i n parox ysms without expectoration ;
co nvul sive fits of nervous cough endi ng i n a whoop ; whoop
ing cough ; spasm od ic cough at n ight with d ifli cul ty in
lyi ng d own Darti ng pai ns in the chest m ore o n right si d e
which rad iate from pai n in bowels Oppressio n of chest
shortness of breath Constriction of chest an d throat wi th
spasmo dic dry tick lin g cough
Circula tory Organs — A ngi na pectoris neural gi c spasms (bet
ter give n i n hot wate r) ; n ervous palpitatio n of the heart
when spasmod ic
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Neck and a
Sore pai n i n lower part of bac k i n nec k
A cute bori ng darti ng neu ral gic pai ns i n
an d sma ll of bac k
an y part o f the bac k
S hifti ng pai ns ; i n te rcostal neuralgia
Dorsal spine ver y pai nful and sensitive to tou ch
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E xtremities
Darti ng pai ns i n shoul ders an d arms wo rse i n
right Joi nts pai nf ul I nvolu n tary shak i ng of the hands
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TWE LVE T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
T HE
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ally w orse on the right side from cold col d air d raught of air
col d washi ng and from touch They are always relieved by
w armth h eat pressure bending double and frictio n
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Homoeopath c Da a
S i nce its i n trod uction b y Schu ssler this
magn ifice n t rem ed y has been proved by Drs W P W essel
by
h mft J A Gann and o ther m e mbers of the I H A
which the mai n i nd i catio ns of Schii ssler were verifi ed and
others add ed thus givi ng us a polychrest of the highest ord er
A l l the pro vi ngs have been arra nged system ati cally by Dr H
C A lle n and publish ed i n the M ed ica l A d va nce Dece m ber
The foregoi ng symptomatology co ntai ns all that see med
1 8 89
to us reliable and worthy of preservation A resume of its
sy m ptoms is also given i n Heri rig s G uid i ng Sy mptom v ol
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re commends the 6x tri turati on
Man y
and adds that it acts best when give n i n hot water
practitioners have verified this valuable hi nt and fou nd also
that i n case of failu re with this preparation the lower pot en
cies such as the first and second woul d cure In colic Dr J
C Morgan ad vises the 3 0 x i n water and frequen t d oses B ut
i n view of the really surprisi ng and apparently wholly tru st
worthy results obtai n ed by the provers wi th the high and
hi ghest poten cies we woul d reco mmend these shoul d the
lower fail
Relafionshl p
M ag m s Mos has won its greatest laurels in
the treatmen t of n ervous afi ections neural gias especially
H ere i n a gen eral way it finds a nother tissu e -rem ed y wi th
whi ch it shares the honors This is K a l z plws whi ch is more
truly the nutritiv e brai n remed y and cli ni cally co rrespo nds
more to pa reti c afi ecti ons whil e M ag nes pbas d oes m ore to
spasmodi c afiecti ons
he gen eral m odality d ifi ers too K a l i
phos havi ng amelioration by col d appl ications I n stud yi ng
the action of this drug we find the most stri ki ng rese mbla nce
i n the colic and other neural gic sym pto ms with Colocy e A ;
it certai nly is a suggestive and i n teresti ng fact that
and
he flatul en t
Colocy n tlx co ntai ns 3 per ce n t of M ag nes Mar
coli c rem i nds also of D zoscorea A n oth er near rel a tive is
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Gelsm
M URI A T I C U M
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The provings of both show a close correspond ence
in the mixture of spasm od i c and paretic sym ptoms hen ce
their su ccessfu l em ploym en t in hyst eria hypochon driasis
and spi na l irritati o n
The ch i ll up and d own the back are
common to both Natu ra lly en ough come i nto this physi o
logical group !g na t and N a: mare/t which com pare espe
cia l l y i n the fia tul en t sym pt oms of both and the spas mod i c of
Ig na t
I n spasms M ag u s pleas is li ke B alla d an d follows
it freque ntl y shoul d it fail and the patien t presen t the d ilate d
pupils stari ng eyes and starti ng at sl igh test noise I n stra
b ismus if caused by worms co mpare N a tr u m phos ; i n wa
tery secre tion s diarrhce a etc N a tru m ma n ; i n ep i lepsy K a l z
mur Ca la phos an d S i l icea ; afi ecti ons of the right si d e of
the bod y B allad B ryan Chel zkl K a l l ca r d L y cap Pad aplz
The violen t pai ns rem in d of B al la d S h a man the sh ifti ng
ra pi dly cha ngi ng of A d s
K a l z sa lad L a c ca n the squeez
ing co nst ricti ng sensatio n of Cactus Cala 1 0d and S al /pk
The menstrual and labor pai ns resem ble V ibur n also Balsa!”
has much simi
but u nl i k e this are bett er by heat CM
lari ty here but its pains are m ore stead y those of M ag m a
phos more spasm odic Agai n the pains of Mag nes pm
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seem to be more in the d eeper structures ovaries fu nd us ;
those of Ci mza f more i n the ligamentous ( A P Davis ) I n
membranous d ysmenorrhce a rem em ber B or ax an d A cetic acid
Am ong plan ts co ntai n i ng M ag nes films
and V zbu r n
may be men tio ned L obel za Sy mphy mm
S h a man and
which probably explai ns the prese nce of si milar
“ bu rn
symptoms I n the n i ghtly ne ural gi c pai ns relieved by heat
com pare also A m ; and its action on the nervous system gen
eral l y co m pare Z i nc
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NA R UM MURI ATI CUM
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So dium Chlori de
Natri um Chl oratu m
Sod iu m
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Sod icu m
Chlori de of
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TWE LVE T I $ UE R E M E D I E S
T HE
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N
a e s Com mon Salt Table Sal t
Common
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Form ula, Na Cl It oc curs
Che mi cal Propertie s
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abu n
It crystallizes from
d an tl y in nature nearly everywhere
aqueo us soluti ons in colorless transpare nt anhydrous cubes ;
it is soluble in th ree parts of col d water scarcely m ore in
boi li ng It is i nsoluble in absolute al cohol Its watery solu
tions dissol ve several bod ies i nsoluble in water a g Ca la
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part by weight of pure chlori d e of so
d ium is d issolved i n n i ne parts by weight of d istill ed water
D ilutions and triturations
A mou nt of drug power one te nth
shoul d be prepared accord i ng to Hah nemann s methods
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D
ica ata This sal t is a constituen t of
Physi ol ogi co ch
every liqui d and soli d part of the bod y Its functio n is to
regulate the degree of moisture withi n the cells
This fu nction of salt to regulate the d egree of moisture
withi n the cells is accomplished by virtue of its property of
attracting water which is i mbibed as d ri nk or in the food
and reachi ng the blood through the epithel ial cell s of the
m ucous membra ne whe nce it may final ly reac h the various
cell s givi ng them the needf ul d egree of m oi sture
E very
cell co ntai ns soda combi ni ng with nasce n t chlori ne which is
formed by the splitti ng up of the chlori de of so di um co ntai ned
This ch lori d e of sod ium withi n
i n the i n tercellular flui ds
the cell thus prod u ced has the property of a ttracti ng water ;
i n co nsequ ence of which the cell en larges and is d i vi d ed
On ly i n this way d oes d i vision of cell s for p u rposes of cell
m ultiplication tak e place
If no chlori de of so diu m is formed within the cell s the
water d esti n ed to supply thei r moisture is retai ned i n the
i ntercellular flui ds and a hydrz mla resu lts
The patie nt
then shows a watery bloated appe ara nce is l angui d d rowsy
l achry m ose chilly espe cially alo ng the spi ne a nd extremi
ties He craves salt Al though a ple ntiful supply of salt
ma y be off ered i n the food the d iseased con di tion is n ot t e
moved si mpl y beenuse the cells can n ot ta ke up the parti cles
of salt u nl ess offere d in a very d ilute solution
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N a tr ma r molecules co n tai n ed i n the epithelia l cells
the pe pt ic glands becom e split up by th e m il d action of the
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carbo nic aci d of the blood its chlori ne is separated and the
free soda u nites wi th the carbonic aci d and this co mbi nati on
reaches the blood while the chlori ne u nited to the hydroge n
and d issolved i n water reaches the sto mach as hy d rochlori c
aci d If on accou nt of the want of salt i n the e pi thelial cells
of the peptic glands no H Cl can be formed there arises an
i ncrease of the exu d ated al kali ne mucus from the superficial
epithelium of the m ucous m em brane of the stomach D iluted
hyd rochlori c aci d given in ord er to red u ce the secretion of
the superfi cial epithelial cell to the proper quanti ty is but a
palliati ve proced u re ; a rational cu re must be efl ected by t e
stori ng the disturbed motion of the NaCl m olecules which
are found i n the nourishi ng flui d of the epithelial cells of the
pepti c glands by mea ns of admi ni steri ng homoge neous mole
cules
Thi s is also the fu nction re med y of m uci n which is con
It
ta ined i n the epithelial cells of all mucous membra nes
cures catarrh of su ch whe n its characteri stic exu dation is
presen t ; just as the hy drochlori c aci d formed i n the epithel ial
ce l ls of the peptic glan ds red uces the i n crease d al k ali ne mu
cous exu da tio n of the superficial epithelium to the right quan
tity so can the hydrochloric aci d that is formed by splitti ng
up of the chlori de of so diu m withi n the muci n of all mucous
mem branes li mit the secretion of the m ucus i n the formative
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the salt in a mass but a sim il ar result is obtai ned by the ac
tion of water I n the former the carbo nic aci d u nites with
th e sod ium whi ch has lost its chl orine an d thi s com bi nation
reaches the blood ; i n the other case sodi um hyd roxy d results
which di ssolves the muci n an d in creases the
This explai ns the ori gi n of catarrh in
m ucus
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sal t blood serum may transu de into the stom ach and vomit
i ng of a watery secretion ( waterbrash ) will res ult
If salt is
lack in g in a portion of cells ( bel ow) the epi d ermi s the ir proper
amount of water cann ot be received and the epi d ermi s ri ses i n
blisters wi th clear watery con ten ts S i m ilar blisters from
correspon d i ng d ist urbances may arise on the conju nctiva
I n consequen ce of a d isturbed fu nction of salt we ma y fin d
at the same ti me th ough in di fl eren t places secretions either
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the mai n effects of u nd ue sal te ati ng we find
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and partial pa ralysis of th e vocal cords
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and an al most co nti n ual sore throat
with d ryn ess of the cu ti cle
2) A pale and waxy color
which yet perspires too freely upon exertio n
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cutaneous affections deposits and abscesses
M ed za xl A rgus Sept 96
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N a tr ma r promotes the activity of tiss ue
Gener al Acti on
change and i n creases the excretion of urea hen ce its use i n
chro nic scrofulou s ail ments afl ecti ng the glands bowels and
sk in It acts upo n the blood lymphatic system the mucous
li ning of the d igestive tract and upon liver and spl ee n It
causes a deteriorati o n of the blood and other vital flui ds par
taki ng oi a scorbutic nature givi ng rise to i nflammation
going on to ulcerati ons and prod uci ng d isti nct d yscrasi a
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th at resul ti ng
anon Anaemia
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LVE T ISS U E R E M E D I E S
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of the bod y whe n they are accompanied by sal ivation in
creased lachryma ti on or by vom iti ng of water or m ucus
Mucous m em bran es everywhe re a re aff ected prod uci ng
spo ngi n ess a n d sw el li ng with ven ou s hypertem ia bleed i ng and
i ncreased mucous secretion ; hen ce catarrhs of all mucous
m em bra nes with secretio ns of transparent wa tery coarse
frothy mucus
Vesicl es with watery con tents which burst
and leave a thi n sc urf
Watery vomiti ng i ncreased aqueous
n ess of an y part of th e bod y hyd roce halus etc
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has a clea n shiny a ppearance or bubbles of fr thy sal iv a extend
along its sides or is broad palli d puffy w ith a pasty coat D i
m i n i shed secreti o ns of an y part of the bod y salty taste
Dr Leo n R ose nbusch of L emb u rg re ports a most favora
ble experien ce i n the use of N a tr ma r by su bcutaneous i n
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T he followi ng is a resu m e by the author of t he i nd ications
for i njection and the amou n ts to be used
1
S u dden colla pse ( five to ei ght d rams of a si x per cen t
solution)
2 Paresis of t he heart m uscles from an y acut e d isease ( five
to eight drams at once and the n one to two d rams daily )
A
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astr
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teritis
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wea
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afte
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i ng and d iarrhcr a ( eight to twen ty ou nces of a t epi d solution
of si x per thousand )
H
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fro
lu
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to
ach
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bowel
five
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the n one and a half drams daily )
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failu
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eque
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of
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on e and a half d rams dail y for se veral
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h a ra c t er i s t i c In d i c a t i o n s
Mental Symptoms — H opel ess fee l ing about the future
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heart follows Del iri um with starti ng wand eri ng del iri um
with frothy appearan ce of the to ngue Hypochondriacal mood
wi th co nsti pation E xcitemen t excessively frolicsome with
in cli nation to dance and si ng ; angry i rri tability with passion
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TWE LVE T ISS UE
THE
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tachian tube (K a l i sulph ) R oari ng in cars Purulent d is
charges from cars Cracking when chewing Itch i ng and
burni ng i n the ear sti tches in the ear
Nose — O l d nasal an d phary ngeal ca ta rrhs with l oss of smell
a nd tas te
Colds causin g vesi cular eru ption s with watery
co nte nts which bu rst and leave thi n scurfs or crusts Scabs
i n the n ose
I nfluenza hay fever Chron ic eatarrhs of
blood less patie n ts mucus havi ng a salty taste Coryza with
clear watery discharge or alternati ng with d ry coryza with
loss of smell and tas te posteri or nares feel d ry E pistaxis
from st oopi ng and from coughi ng Gen eral morni ng aggra
vati on of catarrhs R ed ness of nose with pi mples vesicl es
and pai nful n od ul es
Col d
Nose on on e si d e feels n u mb
comme nci ng wi th sn eez ing
Pa06 — Sal low co m plexio n lead en
Faceache with consti
patiou with characte ristic tongue or vom iti ng of cl e ar water
Period i cal neural gi a after qui ni ne with lachr ym ation Greasy
appearan ce of s ki n Sweati ng while eati ng S ycosis whisk
ers fal l out with much itchi ng vesicles wi th watery conten ts
Pust ular eruption on forehead
Mouth — B listers lik e pearls arou nd the m outh h umi d sores
i n the comm issu res
Thrush with salivation Cra cks i n
l ips burni ng and pai nful
R elaxed uvula Follicular ca
tarrh of pharyn x
E ruptions on chi n
L ips swolle n
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o gue
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mucous and
oati
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sli
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clear
d
watery
sero
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when small bubbles of frothy saliva cover the si des Loss of
mate Vesicles o n the ti p of the tongue Mapped tongue
To ngue n umb ; stifl Chil dre n are slow i n learn i ng to tal k
D ryn ess of to ngue an d m outh
Se nsation of a hai r on tongue
more a sensation
eeth — S ensitive easil
ng ulcerate d gums
blee
d
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Tooth
y
ache with i nvolu n tary flow of tears or salivation Lo ose ness
of teeth R anula chro nic i n flam mation of the salivary
glands Teethi ng with dribbli ng of saliva G u mboil s wi th
throbbing and bori ng pa i ns
roat — Neck em aciated
Di phth eria if the face be pufly
and pal e
with d rowsi ness watery stool s flow of saliva or
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M UR I A T I C UM
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vomi ti ng of water Post d iphtheritic paralysis when food
goes the wrong way and only liqui ds can be swallow ed Sore
throat wi th transparen t m ucus cover i ng the to nsils R elax ed
uvu la chronic sore throat with feeli ng of plug or l ump and
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stitches i n
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C
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throat Follicu l ar pharyngi tis especi a ll y in smok ers and
after N itr a te of sil ver treatmen t Swelli ng of su b maxil
l ary gla nds li ps cervi cal glan ds and tonsi ls Goitre with
watery secretions ( chief re med y Ca lc films ) Mumps with
sal ivati on and frequen t coughi ng of mucus tasti ng sal ty
In flam ma tion of uvul a Offen sive b rea th
U vula elongated
Gas tric Symptoms — I nd igestio n with vom iti ng of clear
frothy water or stri ngy saliva or with pai n an d salivati on
Offe nsi ve b reath
S tomachache with above sym ptoms
Heavi ness and ful ness
W aterbrash water com in g u p i nto
the throat not aci d Press ure and d ist ensio n of the stom ach
with longi ng for sal t food Lo ngi ng for sa lty and bitt er
thi ngs V iolent thirst Ravenous hunger Heartburn after
eati ng Sour taste Av ersion to bread Loss of d esire for
smokin g Jau nd ice with drowsi ness Feeli ng of great weak
n ess an d si nk i ng at stom ach
R ed spots on pit of stomach
Abdomen and StooL— Consti patio n when ari si ng fro m wa nt
of moisture ; dryn ess of the mucous li ni ngs with watery secre
tions ; in oth er parts watery vom iti ng watery eyes sa liva
tion etc Pai n i n regi on of liver an d splee n H e morrhoi dal
con stipatio n Constipation accompan ied with m uch weak
Dry
ness of the in testin es
G rea t torpor but without pai n
stool prod ucing fissure burni ng pai n i n the rectu m S ti ng
orn
i ng hem orrhoi d s
H er petic eruptio n arou nd a n us
bleeding s marting feeling after stool which is ha rd difficul t and
crumbl ing with stitches in the rectum P roctalgia Pai n i n
abd omi nal ri ng Diarrhcr a wi th watery frothy stool D iar
rhcca
alternati ng with co nstipation
E xcoriatin g watery
d iarrh e a i nvol u ntary knows not whether flatus or fa ces
escape Great we ak ness of abd omi nal muscles an d viscera
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turia from scurvy ; cutti ng and burn i ng after u ri nation
S permatic co rd an d testi cles pai nful swoll en and i nfil trated
I nvolu nta ry
Cata rrh of bladde r with characteristic d ischarge
uri nation while wal k i ng cou ghi ng etc G on orrhe a with
scal d i ng C hronic gonorrh e a tra nsparen t watery sli me i n
tensely itchi ng ; urethra pai nfully sore to pressu re ; cu t ti ng
in ure thra afte r uri nati ng
Chro nic syphilis serou s ex uda
tion loss o f hair from the pubes Semi nal emissions followed
by ch illi ness and lass i tu de with increased sexual desires
I m pote n ce Di scharge of pr ostati c flui d
Scrotal e dem a
I n con ti nen ce
B u rni ng an d sore ness of vagi na afte r uri nati ng
of u ri ne Me nstruatio n d ischarge thi n watery blood y ; d e
A ch
layed men struation with headache Pruritus vu lve
ing i n testicles
V iolent itchin g on scrotu m Loss of hai r
from pubes
errible sadness d uri ng me nses L eti corrhe a
watery Copious catamen ia with sli my corrod i ng l eu cor
rhe a ; watery smarti ng discharges after or be tw een periods
scal di ng irritati ng d ischarges causi ng itchi ng and falli ng off
of the hair on the pubes
Before menses sad and mela ncholic ;
d uri ng and after men ses headache
Prolapsus must si t
d own to preven t it G reat d ryn ess of the vagi na Chl orosis
d irty look to the Sk i n with pal pitation d elayi ng cata men ia
Pressi ng
Ute rine troubles rel ie ved by lying on back on a pillow
and pushi ng towards ge nitals I n the morn i ng
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Pregnancy Morni ng sickn ess with vom iti ng of frothy
watery phlegm Lo ss of hair d uri ng chil dbirth or lactation
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A cute i n flammation of the wi nd pipe
Resp t y Sy
with clear frothy watery phlegm loose and ra ttli ng som e
tim es raised with d i fli cu l ty Dry Short cough day and night
from irritation at pit of stoma ch B ro nchiti s wi th cou gh from
tic kl i ng behi nd sternu m ; cough causes bursti ng hea dache
i nvolu ntary micturitio n pai n i n abd omi nal ri ng and spermat ic
cord lachrymation and pal pitation and stitch es i n chest
cough with
wi n ter cough
Ch ro ni c bron chi al ca ta rrh
bu rsti ng headach e tears st ream down the chee ks and invol
u ri nation
un ta ry
A sth ma wi th profuse wa tery m ucus
Whoopi ng cough with sa me cond itions I nflammation of
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xcessi ve sleep if traced to an excess of moistu re in
the brai n The natura l amou nt of sl eep is u nrefreshi ng and
he feel s ti red i n the morn i ng on awa ki ng Constant and ex
cessiv e d esi re to S lee p
Dreams of robbers i n the house Fre
qu ent starti ng d uri ng sleep S lee p very restless and setti ng
i n la te
I nsom
nia with u n u sual ge neral an i matio n
Febrile Symptoms — S carlet fever with drow si n ess twitchi ng
or vomiti ng of watery flui ds Profuse night-sweats After
the second remed y i n rheu matic fever wi th chill iness and
ch aracteri sti c sym ptoms Hay fever with watery discharges
from the eyes and n ose Typhus fever when stupor and
sleepi ness are gr eat Inte rmittent fever after abuse of quinine
living in damp re gions or newl y turned grou nd C hill from
morni ng till noo n about 1 0 A M preced ed by i ntense itchi ng
h eat with i ncreased hea d ach e and thi rst sweat sour and weak
en ing m uch ba cka che and th robbi ng headache great l an
m
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and fever blisters on the
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m
aciatio
sallow
co
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p
g
Typhoi d or mal igna n t sym ptoms whe n such accompa
l ips
ni men ts as twitchi ngs d ro wsi n ess and watery vo miti ng occur
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Skim Chro nic sk i n diseases urticarious and m iliary c rup
tions E czem a fine scal es or erupti o ns with water con te n ts
Herpetic eru ptions occu rri ng i n the course of a d isease blis
ters bl ebs an d watery vesicl es on the sk i n Herpes i n be nd
of kn ee an d elbo w Colorless watery vesi cles formi ng i nto
thi n scabs or crusts whi ch fall 0 3 an d rea d ily form aga in
I ntertri go soren ess of the sk i n i n chil dren with watery
sym ptoms W arts on the pa l ms of the hands W hite scales
i ntertri go between thighs and scrotum with
on the scalp
acri d and excoriati ng d ischarge Pemphigus watery bl ebs
Shi ngles or herpes zoster with characteristic sym ptoms
R u pia bli sters not pust ular eruptio ns
Herpes circi natus
Sycosis if watery symptoms correspo nd beard falls out d an
Nettlerash it chi ng violen tly
E ffects of insect bites
d rufl
appears after bo dily exertio n tetter in bends of jo ints Ooz
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herpes zoster E cz ema from
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Warts i n pal ms of hands Nettlerash i n interm itt en t fever
Ha ngn ails
Tissues
Anasarca accu mulation of serum i n the areolar
tissues Dropsy or d ropsical swe l li ng pu fli ness of the tissu es
A n e m i c con
Se rous or wate ry exu d ations serou s secretions
ditio n blood thi n and watery chlorotic condi tions ; chlorosis
A ne m ia d ue to abuse of salt ; emac iation pall o r with di rty
flacci d torpi d ski n ; hyd rae mic, ad ynami c condi tions varices
Basedow s d isease
A dd iso n s d isease
D ryn ess of m ucous
E maciation whi le living we ll ;
mem branes goi ng on to erosio n
ema cia tion especially of the n ec k
Ca ch e xia from ague plus
qui n i n e
C h ro nic swel li ng of lym phati c and sebaceous
glan ds Gout A cts u pon cartil age m ucous follicles and
glands salivary and mese n teric gla n ds Catarrhs of all
mucous surfaces
A l l exu datio ns a nd secretions are transpar
en t slimy li k e boiled starch
Modal ities — G en erally worse i n the morn i ng period i cal ly ;
at the seasi de and i n col d weather Backache is reli eved by
l ying on som ethi ng hard Complai nts after uri nati ng ; after
abuse of nitrate of Silver ; from quini ne
Home opathic Data — This d rug was first proved by Hahn e
mann and appears in vol iv of the Ch on ic D iseases It was
al so re proved by the A ustri an Soci ety of Provers and the
pathogenetic efl ects record ed by Hah nema nn a nd therapeutic
results obtai ned by the use of the 3o th pot e ncy bri llian tly ver
Its pathogen esis is fou nd co mplete i n the Glzm mc D is
ified
but excel len t resu mes together with ad d ed cl inical
eases
experien ce si nce that publication can be fou nd i n Herin g s
Gui d i ng Symptoms vol vii and Alle n s H a nd book q/ M a ten a
M ed ica A n i nteresti ng and suggestive little book on N a tr u m
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mun a tzcu m as a test of th e d octri ne of D r ug Dy na mzlaa h on
by D r Jas C B urnett is al so worthy of specia l m e ntion
Published by E Goul d 8L Son Lond on
Administration
Sch ii ssl er recom men ds the 6 th poten cy
hool seems to
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than below S chu ssl er recommends also its external
application in such di seases as the sti ngs of insects l i kewi se
as a gargle or spray i n catarrhal afl ections
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Re at sh p Compare K a l i sulplz and K a l i mu r in
I n gas tri c
catarrhs of the E ustachia n tubes and tym pa nu m
and i ntest i nal con di tion s co mpare N a t r su lph
I n hea dache
of you ng gi rl s d uri ng menses com pare Ca le films and Fer n
phos Head ache d uri ng catamen ia K a l i sa w when metror
n the m e nses are scan ty
rha i c sym pto ms prepo n d erate
W
he
g
I n bites of i nsects L ed u m com es n earest but
N a tr mu r
Ferr pkos and K c i i films have also bee n successfully em
ployed N atr ma r has as a close analogue L y mp which
will often be need ed to supple men t its actio n N a tr ma r
regu la tes moi sture exu datio n fro m the circul atio n especially
when from the arterial system whi l e N a tr snip/r is more ih
d icated whe n from the ve nous system
Co mplemen tary drugs
N a tr ma r often preced es S epia an d
Apis and A rg n it
For the excess ive use of salt in
S ug
oh i n chro nic diseases
food give B i osplr For the ba d eflects of sea bath in g A rr
F or the bad results of cauterizatio n of any m ucous s urface
with n itrate of silve r N a tru m is the an ti dote For dryn ess
of mucous mem bran es co m pare C r ap/til e A l umi na B ry ama
I n ra nula A mar a
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NA RUM PHOSPHOR I CUM
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Sy nony ms
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Natricus
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Sod iu m
Phosphate
S oda: Phosphas
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Natri Phosphas
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S od i i Phosphas
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Phosphate of S oda
Commo n Na e
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Formula, Na, H PO, ,
Chemica l Pr opertie s
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gra vity I 5 5 It is prepa re d by neutralizi ng orthophosphori c
aci d with carbo nate of sod ium and is al so mad e fro m bo ne
It cry sta lliz es i n l arge tra nsparen t monocli ni c prisms
ash
co n tai n i ng tw elve m ol ecul es o f water of crysta lliza tio n It
It is solubl e i n two parts of
has a m i l d cooli ng sali ne taste
hot and in six of col d wate r It is i nsolubl e in alcohol So
lutions are S lightly al kali ne
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with the vessel s of the liver and l ik ewise with the remai ning
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set of fu nction al cel ls viz : those of the hepatic aci ni also
lyi ng i n i n timate relatio n to the blood vessels and to the
biliary capill aries with their gland ular epi thel ium This
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double d uty belongs to th e large cells of the aci n i viz : the
formati on of glycogen and the form ati on of uric aci d I n
add itio n the ol d red blood globules are here i n the liver but
i n the portal system of vei ns now become ca pillary i n the
aci ni are fi nally disi ntegrated and the new formed globules
perfected Al l of these varied fu nctions separate as th ey
are
u nd oubted ly assist each o ther furn ishi ng n ecessary
ch em ical exchanges etc The glycogen is be lieved to be
mai nly carried away i n the blood curren t to be stored i n the
muscular tissues furni shi ng motor energy th e reto an d bei ng
che m ically split i n to two parts of lacti c aci d Th is aci d ai ds
i n l ater vi tal fu n ction s of the bod y and is at last tra nsformed
i nto carbo n ic aci d an d water while ci rculati ng in the bloo d
This transformatio n tak es place th rough the presence in the
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blood of phosphate of soda N a i r pli es and by a catal ytic
action of this sa lt A ny d eficie ncy i n this prevents this
chem ical cha nge and the la cti c a ci d remai ns as such
An
aci d state of the syste m now prevai ls ; rheumatism d yspepsi a
i ntest i nal troubles etc ensu e A ccord i ng to Sch ii ssl er by
the admi nistra tion of molecu l ar d oses of this d rug this
—
catalytic action is at o nce restor ed the aci d state ceases and
M
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the rheu matic and other sym pt oms subsi d e
(J
M D)
U ri c aci d is kept soluble i n the blood by the prese n ce of
the phosphate of soda and the natu ral temperatu re of the
blood When ever there is a defi ci ency of this salt uric aci d
is combi ned wi th the soda formi ng the urate of sod a an i n
soluble salt and d eposited near the poi n ts prod u ci ng gout and
acute i nflammatory rheumatism During an attack of acut e
gout we fi nd that the excretio n of uric aci d is d im i nished in
proporti o n to the amou n t of the d eposit of urate of soda
arou nd the poi n ts
N a tr u m phosph serves to e mul si fy fatty aci ds ; it is there
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PH OS PHO RI C U M
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fore a rem ed y for all d yspepti c co nd itions traceable to fats or
such as are aggr ava te d by their use
B esi des com bi n i ng with
these aci d s the phosphate of so da appropriates m o lecules of
albu men whi ch acts bio c he mi cally li ke an aci d
The white blood corpuscles leu coc ytes o r lym ph co rpuscles
e rry m olecules of fat and pepto n es which latter are m od ified
album i noi ds from the i n testi nal wall s to the blood and then ce
to the tissues
hey do thi s by virt ue of thei r active move
m en ts
From the wal l s of the i ntesti nal tract the passage of
the leucocytes now la d en with peptones is a d irect one while
those carryi ng the fat m olecules reach the goal by an i ndirect
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way namely through the thoracic d u ct F i nally they reach
the tissues through the wall s of the ca pillaries H ere after
the pepto nes are retra nsformed i nto album i n oids they are
deposited and becom e material for the growth of you ng cells
whi ch are formed by divisio n
If the progress of the leu cocytes carryi ng the fat molecules
is stopped in their course through the lym phati c glands s ki n
bon es or lu ngs phl egmonous and gla nd ul ar inflammati o ns
and swelli ngs tak e pla ce as wel l as tu bercular co n diti o ns of
these organs and tissues
S i nce these st agnated leucocytes co n tai n albu me n and fat
thei r fatty degen eration is re ndered possible So lon g as this
has not actually ta k en place N a tr u m pliospk possesses the
power to free the leu cocytes and thereby again e nabl ing them
This it does by its two
to carry o n their specifi c fu nctio n
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properti e s that of emulsifyi ng fats eve n if but a trace of a
fatt y aci d is prese nt and its capacity to ta k e up pepto ni c
mol ecul es
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General Act i om D iseases of i nfa nts sufferi ng from excess
of lactic aci d res ulti ng from overfeed i ng with mil k and sugar
hin mois t coating on t he
A il men ts wi th excess of aci dity
he soft palate als o has a yell owish creamy look Sour
tongue
eructations sour v omiting;gr eenish diarrh oea pai ns spasm s and
fever wi th acid symptoms etc A cts also upon the bo nes and
glands lungs and abd omi nal organs The kn owl edge of its
sphere of action has been much e nlarged by Sch
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TW E L V E T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
THE
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cen t yea rs Small d oses of N a tru m plzos given subcu tane
ousl y have bee n fou n d to a n ti d ote the d esi re fo r Morphi n e
and thus brea k up the habit
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G u i d i n g S y m p t o ms
MentaL —
C h ar a c t e ri st i c I n d i ca t i o n s
a nd
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apprehensive fear as if somethi ng
woul d h appen Dull and without ambition I magi nes on
wak i ng at n ight that pieces of furniture are persons ; that he
hears footsteps i n n ext room N ervo us i rritable vexed at
A n xious
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crown of head ; on awak in g
i n the morn i ng with crea my appearan ce at the bac k part of
the palate and yell o w moi st tongue Seve re pai n i n the hea d
as if th e sk ull were too full fron tal or oc ci pital with n ausea
or some sli m y vomiti ng I n tense pressure and heat on the
top of the head as if it woul d ope n G i d d i ness vert igo with
gastric d erangemen ts S icken i ng h ead aches ejecti on of so u r
froth
E yes — D isch arge of go l d en yellow cream y m atter from the
eyes Ophthal mi a d i sch arge of yell ow cream y matter the
li ds are gl ued together i n t he morn i ng H y popyon B urn
i ng l achrym ation See sparks before eyes S qui n ti ng caused
by i n testi n al i rritation as from worms Gran ul ar conj un cti
viti s wh en gran ul atio ns look li ke sm all bli sters S crofulous
ophth al m ia Pai n over eyes Dim sigh t as if a veil were
over eyes
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E ars
On e ear red
E ars sore externally bu rn an d itch
hot frequ en tly itch y accom pan i ed by ga stri c d era ngemen ts
an d aci d ity
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Nose
Pi cki ng at the n ose associ ated with aci d ity of the
stom ach an d w orm s P ri ck i ng in the nares Offe nsive od or
before n ose It chi ng of n ose
Face — R ed an d bl ot ch ed face yet n o t fev eri sh with aci d ity
white ab out n ose or mouth Faci al n eural gi a ; shooti ng
etc
stitchi ng pai n Soren ess of ri gh t l ow er j aw P al en ess or
blui sh fl ori d appearan ce of face sour ri si ngs etc
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Mouth Yell ow creamy coating at the back part of the roof of
the mouth
A ci d tas te i n the m outh
Copp ery taste
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TWE L VE T ISS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
ight whe n warm in bed ( i njections of same ) White or
gree n stool s with di arrhoea and sometimes with jau nd ice d ue
to defi cie ncy of bil e F latulen t colic Obsti nate con stipa
tion Itchi ng sore and raw an us
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Ur
Se xual Orga s
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Hepati c form of d iabetes
Con
stan t urgi ng flow i nterm its requires strai ni ng I ncon ti nen ce
of urin e i n ch i l dren wi th aci di ty U ri ne d ark red with
arthr itis F reque nt micturition A ton y of bladd er Sem
i na l em issions without d reams Sem en thi n watery Sex
ual desi re go ne or i ncrease d with erections Drawi ng in
testicles an d spermatic cord Menses too early pale wi th
af tern oon hea dache ove r e yes worse after menses wi th sensa
tion in k n ees as if cords were shortened Weak ness and d is
tress in the uteri ne region Prolapse with weak si nk i ng
feeli ng after stool U teri ne di spl ace men t with rheu matic
pai ns S terility wi th aci d secretio ns fro m the vagi na Leuc
orrhcea d ischarge creamy or ho n ey c olored or a ci d and watery
S our smelling discharges from the uterus
E xcitem en t wi th
sleeplessness before me nses
Pregnancy — Morn i ng sick n ess with vom iti n g of sour masses
or flui ds
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A useful i n tercu rre nt i n catarrhal
Res p r
troubles associated with aci dity Phthisis florid a in young
subjects with hereditary tend ency to sigh especial ly d uring
menses
S ore ness of i n tercostal muscles and
Con su mpti o n
lower stern um Pai ns i n chest worse from pressu re and deep
breathi ng
Circulatory Organs — Tremb l i ng about the heart
Pai ns
about the base of heart relievi ng pai n in li mbs and great toe
Palpitati o n feels pulse in d ifl erent parts of bod y Se nsation
as though shot were rolli ng th ro ugh arteri es
Back and E x tremities — C rick i n n eck
S we ll i ng of gla n ds
of n eck Goitre W ea k feeli ng i n back and li mbs L gs
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give wa y while wal k i ng Gait u ns tead y Spi na l w a rms,
paral ytic wea knes s of lower extremities I nsi d e thighs draw
Pai n in k nees a nkles an d
Sore ha mstri ngs
and ba ll of foot
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tra ction of exte nsor m uscles on back of arm A chi ng wrists
So re feeli ng in joi n ts
Crampy pai n in hands while wri ti ng
R heumatic arthritis especially of joi n ts of fi ngers pai ns sud
d en l y go the heart
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Nervous Symptoms
I rritation of the i n testi nes by worm s
sometim es causes squi n ti ng and twitchi ng of the facia l m us
cles Ner vou sn ess tired feel ing with gone ness of stomach
crick in n ec k tre m bli ng and palpitatio n H eavi nes s as if
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falls asleep whi le sittin g S leepless from itchi ng Wak es
easily Sexual dreams
Fe bri le Symptoms — I n termitte n t fever with vom iti ng of
aci d sour masses A ci d exceedi ngly sour sme lli ng perspira
tions Feet icy col d d uri ng the day bu rn at ni ght F lashes
of heat an d hea dache every aft ernoo n
Skim— Chafing of the sk i n
E czem a with sym pto ms of
aci d ity secretion creamy honey colored E rythema
R ose
rash gol d en yellow scabs Secreti ons yellow li k e honey
and cau se sore ness of sk i n
H ives itching al l
Crusta lactea
over bod y li k e i ns ect bites
Much itchi ng at an k l e joi nts
with ecze matou s eruption
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iss ues
E xu dations and secreti ons yellow hon ey colore d
Leucaem ia S welli ng of l ymphati c gla nds before hard eni ng
Marasm us of chil d ren I n bo ne diseases to favor deposit of
phosphate of li me Scrofu l a ; i ts specifi c action upon glan ds
ten ds to dissolve the morbi d ly form ed prod ucts L eucocycosis
R heu ma tic arthritis
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Modal ties S ome of the pai ns of this rem ed y were aggra
vated d uri n g a thund e rst orm ; d uri ng m en struatio n m an y
sym ptoms have an afternoon and even i ng aggravation
Home opathic Data — Proved u nd er supervision of Dr E A
F arri ngto n
he record of the provi ng is fou nd i n A ll en s
E ncyclope d i a vol
x first published in H a l mema n ma n
M ond dy vol xii A n excellen t symptomatology of the d rug
is found i n A ll en s H a ndbook and Heri ng s Gui d i ng Symp
tom vol vii i
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Ad mi nistra
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recom mend s the 6x either in
tritu ration or in d ilution It may also be used as an i nj ection
i n worm troubles D r Morga n prefer s i nfreque n t d oses of the
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Relat o sh p As a rem ed y for scrofulosis with si m ilar
aci d sym ptom s compare Ca le ca r b I n gastric cata rrhal
affecti ons it is to be com pared with Ca lca r K a l i ca r d Nux
Coccu L Ca r bo Ca r bol a c
A s a re m e d i a l agen t for chi l
dren for whom Na tr Max is pie em i ne n tly the remed y
whe re these aci d co nd itions of stomach and bowels are fre
que nt compare R lzeu m where the whole bod y but espec ially
the stool of the little patie nt smell s sour It is i n teresti ng to
n ote the associ a tio n of the
ar
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N
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toms so frequen tly verified cli n i cally and the symptoms of
gout d evel oped i n the provi ngs R emem beri ng the peculi ar
gouty d yspepsia we ma y have i n N a tr films a most usefu l
remed y Com pare here Gold ne B enz as G un il l a L ymfi
S uéol mr
I n itchi ng all ove r com pa re D al ia/tor U r tzm S u l
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T RUM SUL PHURI CUM
S y nony ms — S odiu m
S ul phas
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S ulphate
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S o dae
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S ul phas
Sod u
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Common Name — G lauber
of So da
Che mical PrOpert i es —Formula Na, S O
ro O
It cc
curs rather abu n dan tly i n nature : sea water sali n e spri ngs
R ussia n salt l ak es etc
It is prepared by the action of sul
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It forms l arge colorless transparent oblique rhombic or si x
si d ed prisms h a vi ng a cooli ng bitt e r sali ne taste They
effl oresce i n warm ai r at
They
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elt i n thei r own
0
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water of cry stallizatio n mel ti ng also freely at 3 3 C ; above
or bel ow that tem perature t he solubility d ecreases
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Pre parati on The pure sul phate of sod iu m is tritu rated as
d irected u nder C lass V I I A mer ica n H om a t/zic Pha rmaco
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the n erves supplyi ng the gall apparatus we may have an in
crease or d im i nuti o n of that secreti on
If a diabetes mellitu s is caused by a lesse ned secretion of
pa n creatic flui d N a tr u m su lpfi may be the remed y required
If the mot or nerves of the colon are not i nflue nced sufli
ci entl y by N a tru m snip/c con stipati o n and flat u l en t colic t e
sul t
If i n co nseque nce of d istu rbed mo lecular mo tion of N a tru m
sn ip/z the el im i nation o f superfluous wa ter from the i n tercel l
ular spaces is rend ered tardy hyd rmmia results
he hydre m ia an d the fu nctional d isturba n ces withi n the
gall secreti ng apparatus are the cond itions for the develop
me n t of the fo llowi ng d iseases :
I ntermitten t a nd b ilious fevers i n fluenz a vomiti ng of bile
bilious di arrhma ( ed ema ced ematous ery sipelas vesicul ar
eruptions filled wi th yellow serum ; moist eczema herpes
sycoti c growths catarrhs with yellowish gree n or gre e n secre
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weather near water i n close d amp dwelli ngs cel lars etc
an d are better u nd er opposite co nd itio ns
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Li k e other al kali ne sulphates an active
Ge eral Acti on
cathartic I n ad ditio n however it e xhibits a mark ed sim i
l arity to the uric aci d d iathesis in ge neral and is certai nly a
valuable remed y in combati ng numerous phases of that poly
morphou s malad y ( T F A llen ) Gas tri c bilious cond ition s
accu mulatio n of water in the areolar tissues ye llow watery
secretions on the ski n or yel l owish scales form i ng an eruptio n
of vesi cles E xcessive secretion of bile liver afiecti ons gravel
sand i n the uri ne d iabetes gout figwarts etc
he chi d
characteri stic is a dirty greenish gray or greenish brow n coating
on the r oot of the tongue and aggravati on from lying on the l ef t
sid e N a tr sn ip/z co mbi nes i n a m easure the wo nd erful eff ects
of N a tr ma r and of S u lphu r in the Weste rn cli mate as an
active mal ari al agen t Its com pl ai nts are those t hat are
brought on by livi ng in d amp ho uses baseme n ts and cel lars
C omplai n ts are wo rse i n wet w eather co rrespo nd to the hy
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constituti on and sycoti c dyscrasia co nsti tutional
co ndi tions in chil dren that result in cha t catarrhs and ast h
mati c com plai n ts ( K en t ) The mo rbi d alterations ca used by
N a tr m lph begi n to be obse rvable n ear th e end of the ileum
I n the l atter the follicles
and i n the l o we r part of the col o n
appear swollen with a bright red m
argi n of capillaries ; the
mucous mem brane between is either pale or shows i nconsi d er
able d en tritic i njections I n the lower part of the ileum the
m ucous m em bra ne shows a saturated bright red colori ng
m ostly equal
It is the chief i ngredien t in the Carlsbad
water so largely used for its action on the liver ; also con
tai ned i n the col d spri ngs of the Isle of W ight of Piil l na
Marie nbad and Franzen sbad
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R everdi n in a paper
S ul phate of Sod iu m as a H emostatic
read before the F rench S urgical Associatio n ad vocates the
em ploym en t of the sul pha te of sod ium as a hem ostati c He
has em ployed it a number of tim es successfu lly ; it is used in
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smal l d oses ( 1 0 ce n ti grams gr
every hou r i n d anger
ous capil lary he morrhage ei ther of spontaneous or trau matic
origi n As an exampl e after the rem oval of a subcutaneo us
ben ign tu mor the re followed a hem orrhage whi ch res i sted all
treatm en t for eight wee ks The same was true of other cases
of tra u matic origi n and also i n cases of men orrhagia
This remed y was used by Kussmaul and is appare ntly pop
ular in the Nort h of German y i n cases of hemophilia
B y experi men ta l and cli n i cal observ ati on the author deter
mi ned that this drug shoul d be given by t he month o n ly as it
is in efl ectual whe n used i n su bcutaneous i njections
d rogenoid
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S ui ci d al ten de ncy mus t exe rcise restraint
attend ed with wil d ness and irritability irritability d ue to bil
ionsness ; d el iriu m
Music es peciall y m e la ncholic strains
aggra vates sym ptoms ; worse i n morn i ng
D ishearte ned
Mental troubles arising from a fall or other injuries to the head
Hea d and Scalp — V iolen t pul sati ng head ach e worse on top
Ment
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of h ead Vertigo d izzi ness fro m gastri c d erangem ents ex
cess of bile wi th bilious coati ng o n the tongu e or bitt er taste
i n the m outh
S ic k hea dache wi th bili o us d iarrh e a or v om
iti ng of bile bitt er taste colick y pa i n Headach e with gi d di
n ess
Ill effects of falls on an d i njuries
Occipital head ach e
to the head and mental troubles arising the refrom Congest ion
of bl ood to head V iol en t pai ns at base of brai n as if crush ed
in a vise o r som ethi ng gnawi ng the re
Deliriu m B u rni ng
in top of head
B rai n fee ls as if loose
S cal p se nsi t ive ; hair
is pa i nful on co mbi ng it
E yes — Yellowness of the co nju nctiva
L a rge blister l i ke
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morni ng wi th photo phobia
Macul a on cornea
E ars
E arache as if somethi ng were forci ng its way ou t
worse i n da m p weather R i ngi ng i n cars as of bells L ight
n i ng li ke sti tches through ears
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Nose Nosebleed d uri ng menses
Om na syphiliti ca worse
every change fro m d ry to wet weather
St ufli ng u p of n ose
Itchi ng of wi ngs of nose
Great d ryn ess and burni ng i n nose
Pus becomes green on exposu re to light Nasal catarrh ;
hawks up salty m ucus
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Pace S allow or jaun d iced with biliousn ess Pai n in the
zygoma Vesi cles and pimples on face
Month — B itter taste i n the mouth full of sl ime thick and
tenacious white must hawk it u p consta ntly from ( e sophagus
trachea and stomach
It well s up from the stomach always
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fou l and slim y
B urn i ng in mouth
Bad taste i n mouth
and alw ay s fu ll of sl im e
Vesi cu lar e ru ptions around the
mouth and ch in
R oof of mouth sore to touch Palate very
sensitive ; bett er on tak i ng col d thi ngs
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ongue
Dirty brown ish gree n coati ng or grayish green
Palate very sensitive better tak i ng col d thi ngs
aste bitter ;
sl i m y to ngue
B urn i ng blisters on the ti p ; red tongue
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d uri ng m icturition G ravel sand y d eposit i n the
uri ne Polyuria si mplex excessive secretions of uri ne ca pe
ci al l y if di abetic
P reputial a rid scrotal e dema E n larged
prostate ; pus and mu c us with the uri ne Cond ylomata soft
fleshy excresce nces of syphiliti c origi n wi th gree nish d is
charges Itching of gen itals Chro nic go norrh e a Goh or
rhe a and sycosis Gonorrh e a s uppressed F em al e gen itals
i nflam ed swollen and cover ed with vesi cles ; n osebleed before
Menses are profuse acri d and corrosive with colic
me nses
Leu c
an d co nstipatio n or m orni ng d iarrh e a and chillin ess
orrhe a acri d corrosive ; part s i nfla med
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Preg a cy V omiti ng in pregna ncy wi th bitter taste
Herpeti c v ulvi tis
Phl egrnasia alba d olens
Respiratory Symptoms — H oarse ness Asthma worse every
cha nge to M p weathe r Humid as thma ra ttli ng of mucus
A sth ma d evelopi ng from gen eral b ron chial ca tarrh
S ensa
tion of al l goneness i n chest Cough wi th thi ck ropy , green
ish pus li k e expectora tio n ; sore ness of chest which is better
by pressure he nce patient hol ds h is chest wh ile coughi ng
Pierci ng pai ns especially in left chest Dysp ne a d urin g
damp weather Bronchial cata rrh cough worse i n early
B urn i ng
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Pressure and an xiety i n heart regi o n
m ust go i n to o pen air for rel ief
Back and E xtremities — B ruised pai n i n small o f back and
sacru m Soren ess up and down the spi ne and nec k Spinal
meningi tis very i m port an t rem ed y with dra wi ng back of the
n ec k and spasms i n th e back
S welli ng and suppuratio n of
axil l ary glands Panaritium S titches i n the left hip trem
bli ng of the hands langu or and e d ema of the feet Paron y
chia I nflammati on and suppu ration arou nd roots of nail s
Ti ngl ing ul cerati ve pai n u nder nails
Itchi ng of toes
S ci a ti ca wh en getti ng up from sitt i ng or turni ng i n bed ; no
relief i n any positio n Pains from hips to k nees R heumatic
pai ns in the limbs if gastri c symptoms correspo nd Ci ackim
of joints Locomotor ataxia P odagra gout i n the feet,
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Frustration ;
Ne rvous Symp
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ti red weary feeli ng espe
R estless d emre to move E xh austion
ci al l y about the k nees
with colic Chorea with retard ed stools Tre mbli ng of the
whol e bod y W itchi ng of hand s and feet d uri ng sleep
Hand s trem ble on writi ng
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D rowsi ness often the precursor of jau ndice wi th
S v
bilious sym ptoms worse i n the fore noon and whe n rea di ng
Heavy anxi ous d ream s awa k es at n ight with attack of
asthma Much d ream i n g soo n after falli ng aslee p starti ng
I s awak e ned by flatu l en t pai n
as if i n a fri ght
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A gue
i ntermi tte nt fever i n al l its
Febrile Sy pto
stages bilious vom iti ng R e mittent biliou s fever yel low
fever assu m i ng form of seve re bilious remitten t fever gree n
ish yellow vo mit brown or blac k I nternal col dness Ch i l i
wi th icy col dn ess towards even i ng Hot feeli ng on top of
the head S weat without thirst
S oren ess i n the hepatic
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te nd e n cy to diarrh e a
shifti ng flatus and
region
W
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W ard M D )
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Skim Ten den cy to warts arou n d eyes scalp face chest
an us etc Chafi ng of the ski n in ch il dr en with bilious
sym ptoms E cze ma V esicles eruptions con tai n i ng yel low
watery secret ions F i ngers swollen and stiff Pal ms of hands
raw an d sore and exu de a w atery flui d E rysipelas smooth
ti ngli ng or pai nful swel li ng of the ski n Pem
red shi n y
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watery
vesicles
or
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Yellow scales after the
tain ing a yellow water y secretion
break i ng of vesicles or blisters on the sk i n Moist ski n affec
tion s with bilious symptoms ( E d ematous i nflammati ons of
the sk in Jau ndiced ski n itchi ng while u ndressi ng Sycoti c
excrescen ces
F istu lous abscesses of years stan di ng dis
chargi ng watery pns surrou nd ed by a broad bluish li ne b ur
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yellow watery etc S ycosis and leuce m ia Hyd rogenoid
cons titution Consumption Pyaemia Sciatica
Modalities — A lways worse i n da mp wet wea ther feel s best
i n warm and dry weath er and i n open a ir
S ym ptoms su ch
as arise from livi ng i n damp h o uses basements and cellars
worse fro m wate r in any form Com pl a in ts from eati ng
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change positio n ofte n ( R ims) General aggravati on from lying
on the left side
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a Proved first by Schretter i n 1 8 3 2 and
pathic
by Nen ning The best arra nge me n t of sym ptoms appeared
i n H e ri ng s xll a l en a Al ea zm tr ansferr e d with so me additio ns
to A llen s E ncy cloped ia B ut the cred it of greatly e nlargi ng
our philosophica l co nceptio n and thera peuti c application of
thi s drug belongs to G rauvogl who showed the correspo nd
en ce of this d rug to the so called hy droge noi d constituti on
His obse rv ations
a nd chro n ic eff e cts of go n orr h e a] i nfec tio n
have bee n repeated l y verified
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I n l ead colic low xx to 2x and o fte n
A
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Grauvogl used
Sch ussl er recom men ds the 6 x trituratio n
mai nly the ax to 6 x potency while the 30 and 200 have been
use d by Heri ng and o th ers
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Rela tionship N a1r si t /pix has man y symptoms i n common
both with the N a tru m an d S u¢f mn I n the eye symptoms
compare G raphit whi ch also has the extrem e aggravation
from light i n chro nic eye affectio ns I n the cough B ry on
corres po nd s to N a tr g ulp/a i n the al l go ne se nsatio n i n chest
sore ness an d n eed of stea d ying the chest hen ce relief by pre
s
sure ; but Na tr sn ip/1 has m u ch more the m u co pu rulent
thick ropy yellowish green ex pe ctorati on h en ce i n later
stages B ry o n more to the earli er wh en cough is mo re if ri t
able wi th m uch rawn ess constri ctio n burn i ng and sensatio n
of teari ng i n ch est I n asth m a compare al so S i l icea as a
rad ical re med y I n go no
It is
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d i scharge k eeps up a yello
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cor respo ndi ng to the scrofulous d iath esis Its action is
d eep and long lasti ng It is especially su ited to i m perfectl y
n ourished constitu ti o ns owi ng to d efi ci en t assi m i la t ion
It is the remed y for ail men ts atten d ed w i th pusf or ma tion
an d is closely related to all fistu l ous b urr owi n s
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pus is formed in an i n flamed part of connective tissue or sk i n
Deeply seated scrofulous cachexia and
S il icea may be used
so me forms of septi c i nfect io ns ( vacci ne ) find in it a valuable
ge neral remed y Li k e Ca le sn ip/a S il icea corres pon ds to the
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tu res : S il icea ripens abscess si nce it promotes suppuration
Cal e h elp/L by res tra ining the suppurative process heal s su p
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appear by suppuration lasts, S zl zkea is the rem ed y an d sho ul d
be con ti n ued u ntil all the i nfil trated parts have d isa ppeared
If then the wou n d fails to h eal gi ve Ca le snip/r A i l m en ts
afl ect i ng the perioste u m
Deep seated suppu rations pus thi ck
an d yellow ; also i n certai n reflex aff ectio ns con nected wi th
the nerves After suppuration has cea sed to be active but
the process li ngers and the pus forms chro ni c d epots sm all or
large fistu l ous or otherwise ; also where the ge neral organ ism
is both irritable and weak and the nervous system is easily
aroused to exhausti ng agi tation (as D u nham says it is con tra
i nd icated by general n erve torpor) this is a s pecifi c rem ed y
I n localized exhaustion wh en the sym pto ms resem bl e paral y
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rectal di sten tio n d il ated and irri ta ble heart great
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gen eral d ebility as after lyi ng in it shoul d always be thought
of I n gen eral hypere sth esia and exagge rated refl exes
S il icea has al so th e power to reabsorb a bloody or sero
alb u m i no us ex ud ate existi ng withi n the tissues by means of
Here it often follow s Ca le films
th e ly m phatics
S i l icea cu res chron ic gou ty rheum a tic affectio ns by m eans
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co m pelli ng these to th row off the accu m ulated urates
through the l ymph atics
S il icea can rest ore su ppressed foot swea ts an d i n this way
be an i nd irect re med y for d iseases resulti ng from suppressio n
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If the cells of any part of the co nn ective tissue show a l ac k
of S i bree molecu les they atrophy i n co nsequen ce
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In d i ca ti ons
C h a r a ct e r i s t i c
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Mental Symptoms — Thought d ifli cu l t atten tion d i fficu lt to fl x,
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be arouse d but tires easily stro nger men tal ly than physi
cally ; he has grit
Despo ndi ng peevi sh disgust of l ife
ove rsensi tive to noise etc and with a n xiety
G reat irrita
b il it y A peculiar m e n tal abstraction m arked by a propen si ty
to toy by the hour wi th pi ns an d nee dles B rai n fag school
girls becom e confused d uri ng reci tatio ns because they can n ot
co n ce n trate thei r thoughts ; wa nt to thi nk but are u nable to
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V ertigo patien t i ncli n es to fall forward or
to the left Labyri n thi ne vertigo Hea daches with verti go
wi th small n od ules on scal p from hu nger from abd om i nal ir
H eadache
ri tati on from overstu d y from nervous exhaustio n
is throbbi ng beati ng pressi ng asu nd er and col d ness of hea d ,
with co nsta n t need fo r wrappi ng it u p Headache from nape
to ve rte x more on right side aggra v a ted by noise , ex ertion l ight
stud y and reliev e d by w armth
P ressive hea d ache from above
down ward with i n termittent itchi ng o f vulva Cerebral apo
pl exy preceded by d eep-seated stitches i n the right pa rieta l
region and d ull , heavy cram py pai n i n arms S calp very se n
Pai nful pustules Suppurati ng
si ti ve an d sore ; itchi ng
woun ds S weat on head of chil dren li ke to keep the hea d
wrapped u p warm ; large open fontanell es Ofl ensive crup
tion on occipu t Hair falls ou t Cephal e matoma N od ules
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remed y o f great im portan ce i n d iseases of the
lachrym al apparatus especially the lach rymal sac Lachrym al
fistula Styes B leph aritis
arsal tum ors B oils a nd cystic
tumors around eyes and li ds Pustu l ar keratitis U l cers of
cornea especially the small rou nd variet y with a ten d ency to
perfora te ; al so the sloughi ng ulcer with sticki ng pai ns
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or eruptions A fiecti ons appeari ng in the angles of the eye
Ciliary neuralgi a
Corneal scars and opaci ti e safter small pox
especially over right eye Pressure and sore ness in the orbits
Muscm volitan tes Let ters run toge ther whe n rea d ing or
writi ng Caries of the orbit
Bars — Sensitive to lou d sou n d
R oari ng i n ears
I nflam
I nflam
matio n of mi ddle ear especially chro ni c suppu ration
Dul n ess of heari ng with
matory swel li ng of external meatus
swell i ng and catarrh of the E ustachi an tubes and t ympa nic
cavity Otitis suppurativa Otorrhce a cu rd y and ichorous
with caries of the m astoid cells I nflammation of ear after
bathi ng Deaf ness ears open at ti mes with a lou d report
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Nose Tip of nose red
Itchi ng of nostril s Sneezing
coryza nas al catarrh Ozaen a with feti d offe nsive d ischarge
whe n the aff ection is seated i n the submu cous co nnective tis
sues or in the peri ost eum
Chro ni c cory za with swe l ling of
t he mucous m embrane d ryness ex coriatio n with crusts and
loss of sm el l Ca ries of the nasal bones from syphi l is or scrof
ulosis I ntolerable itchi ng of the tip of the nose I nv eterate
ulceration prod uci ng acri d corrod i ng d ischarge Herpetic
erupti on arou nd nostril s and li ps
Pace
Faceache with sm all lumps or n od ules o n the fa ce
I nd uration of cell ular tissue of t he face followi ng gum bo il
S ki n of face crac ks
Caries
S ycosis m en ti acne a nd lupus
Tumors on the lips Pale earthy
a nd necrosis of the j aw
complexio n
Mouth — S u ppuration of the salivary glands Mouth gan
gr e nou s with perforati ng ulcer of the pa late Chronic phar
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ongue — I nd urati on of the to ngu e ; ulcer on the to ngu e ;
sensation of a hair on to ngue
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reli ef and when cause d by chill ing of feet
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nor col d give
Toothache whe n the pain is d eep seated i n the periosteum or
fibrous me mbrane covers the root of the teeth and an abscess
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Nipples crack an d ul cerate easily , fistu lous ulcers
of the ma mmae , hard lum ps in the mammaz threate ni ng su p
pu t atio n Soren ess and l ameness of feet from i nst ep to sole
Scirrhus
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E mpyem a
Suppurative rattli ng loose copious expectora
ti on of t hick yellow green pus accommn ied with hectic
fever ; profuse n ight sweats and great d eb i lity
Chronic
bron chitis and phthisis Co ugh of sic k ly chil dre n with night
sweats H oarse n ess i rritative cough with feeli ng of a hair
on ton gue provok ed by tic k l ing i n thr oat an d su prasternal
fossa by col d dri nks ; worse at n ight when lyi ng d own
S puta abu ndan t thick pus li k e with weak ness an d d ee p seate d
pai n in chest Ph thi sical abscess of lu ngs Cough an d
sore throat with e xpectoration of little granules sm ell in g
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Pal pitati o n afte r violen t motion or
when sitting quietly C h ron ic h eart d isease
Back and E xtremities — S ore ness betwee n shoul d ers
Spi nal
curva ture rachitis spinal irritation Coccyx hurts after ri d
ing
Psoas ab
Ca rbu ncl es alo ng the spi ne
S pi na b ifid a
scess
H i p joi nt d isease to pre ve n t or co n trol suppuratio n
Su ppu rati ng wou n ds o f the extre mities d ischa rgi ng thi ck
yel low matt e r and the su ppurati on is d eep seated W hitl ow
felon sen satio n in ti ps of fi ngers as if su ppurati ng assistin g
and con trolli ng form atio n of pus and sti m ul ati ng growth of
n ew nail s
Pott s disease Prou d flesh an d caries ; ol d ulcers
with burn i ng and lan ci nati ng pai ns C hronic syn ovi tis of the
k nee with great swelli ng and a nchylosis Caries of bone
with fistul ous ope n i ngs d ischargi ng thi n pus and bo ny frag
men ts
I n growi ng toe nail s
Habit ual fetid pe rs piration of
the feet sme ll i ng horri bly suppressi o n ca uses oth er ail ments
Nails crippled and brittle wi th
Offe nsive swea t i n the a xi ll m
whi te spots I n gr owi ng toe nails Pai ns through foot from
ank l e to sol e W ea k a nkles Feel i nsuflera b l y tend er
onic spasm of
Nervous afl ecti ou s followi ng i nj uries to sp in e
the hand when w riting A rms and ha nds feel heavy and par
Circulatory
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Pai n in sh o ul der and arm at ni ght relieved b y warm
wrappi ngs L i mbs and feet feel very tired and as if para lyzed
Pai nful tonic spasm in the feet and toes d uring a long walk D is
eases br ought on by exposu re of back to d raught of air
Nervous Symptoms
E pilepsy occurri ng at n ight th e aura
begi ns i n the solar plexus Pai n in various parts of the bod y
Irritability and sensi tiven ess of the spi ne
as if ulcerati ng
with nu merous reflex pai ns Spasmod ic closure of the sphi nc
ters Hysteria and obsti nate neu ral gia Su fferi ng parts feel
col d are se nsitive to d ampness Wea kness with d esi re to lie
d own
rembli ng of li mbs and pa reti c sympto ms Tabes
dorsali s S pasms from sli ght provocation E xhaustion with
e rethism
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Sleep
Pal pitati o n
S leeplessness from o rgas m of blood
rapi d pulse heat
al k i ng in sleep Jer ki ng of lim bs d ur
i ng sleep
Bad drea ms
Fe brile Symptoms — Hecti c fever d uri ng l ong suppurati ve
processes Chi ll iness all d ay on move men t wan t of an imal
heat Sensitive to col d air Heat i n afternoo n and all night
with burn i ng in fee t Swe at at night with loss of appe tite
Offensiv e
a nd prostration
Copious sweat about the head
swe at of feet
Skim— S ki n very se nsitive ; itchi ng b u rn i ng pa pules n od
ul es ul cers boils carbu ncles felo ns and maligna nt pustul es
Chilbl ai ns
Crusta lactea wi th an offensive oozi ng
E cze ma
squamosum A cn e Pustules are extremely pai nfu l G reat
ten d ency to boils i n any part of the bod y Abscesses and
carbun cl es and su bsequ en t i nd uratio ns U lcers with pro u d
flesh putri d acri d i chor ed ges elevated an d bluish fistu lous
ulcers and arou nd nail s Skin heals with difficulty and sup
R h agades Dee p sea ted
purates ea3 ly S croful o us er u ptio ns
phlegm o nous erysi pelas B ursa G l and ular swelli ngs V ar
iola suppu rative form Impure vacci nati o n L epra espe
ci all y for t he nasal ulceratio n nod es and coppe ry spots
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issues
Fu ngi easil y blee di ng abscess with fistu l ous ope n
i ngs i nflammatory swelli ng ulceration and necrosis of bo ne
R achitis
Cellular su ppu rati on with sl o w course and su bse
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TWE LVE T ISS UE RE M E D I E S
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quen t i nd uration Maligna n t and gangren ous i nflammati ons
E n larged supp urati ng glan ds es peciall y cervical glands
Neglect ed cases of i njury if suppuratio n threa tens
D is
charges and excretio ns offe nsive D ro psy S uppurations of
the sebaceo us glands scrofulo us d iathesis E nchondroma
Tum or albus
Modalities — S ymptoms are always worse at ni ght and d ur
i ng full moon
Amel ioration by heat and w arm room
H ead
ach e relieved by wrappi ng the hea d up warm A bd om i nal
ai ns cough rheumatic pains al l relieved by warm th W orse
p
i n the ope n air ; wo rse fro m supp ressed foot sw eat or chilli n g
the feet or from co l d
Home opathic Da m Thi s drug was prove d by Hah nemann
The first record of it appeared i n the C[i ron ic D isea ses vol
iii in 1 8 28
Administratiom— S chussler recomm e nd s the 6 x and the r ax
po ten cies but i n the homce opathi c school the m ost brill ian t
results have foll owed the use of the higher att en uations ( see
Its e x t ernal application is also
Cli nical Cases Part III )
recomme nded by Sch ussle r and others i n carbu n cles ulcers
ulceration of womb abscess ozaena as a spray etc Massive
an d repea ted
d oses are i nd icated i n scrofulous gl and ul ar
swelli ngs wi thout su ppu rations B ut where there is actual
suppuration or even a te nde ncy thereto high pote ncies ( 3o th )
help in chronic cases one d w e daily or eve n less often i n
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subacute cases morn i ng and eve n i ng in acute cases from
two to th ree h o urs
A n efl ect i v e method of us ing S ili cea
locally is to mak e a strong decoction of hay
hi s contains
a large perce ntage of S il icea The sil i cate of so da shoul d be
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r ee soluti o n
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D
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this valuable preparati onof S il icea gives th ree to four drops
three times daily and each dose is give n i n on e third of a
tumbler of water or bette r still i n m il k The efl ect of the
re med y must be watched as it is apt to ca use active changes
in the tumor withi n forty ei ght hours (see Tumors Part I II)
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I n suppura ti o n co m par e Ca lca r ea su lplt the
Rel tionsh p
differe nce bei ng that S il icea prom otes suppuration and bri ngs
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P A R T
III
Therapeut i cal Appli cati on
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of
the Twelve
Ti ssue Remedi es
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AB SCE SS
Ferrum ph os
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This is the first rem ed y to be given i n all
cases of boils carbu ncl es felons or any suppu rative process
where there are pr esen t feve r hea t throbbi ng pai n an d con
gesti o n in the parts If give n ea rly this rem ed y will often
a bor t suppu ra tio n
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Kali mur I s i nd i cated i n the second stage of boil s car
buncles felo ns abscess etc where there is swel li ng b ut as
yet n o pus formation ; especial ly is it i n dicated i n abscesses of
the breast with the above characteristi cs It may be given i n
ca rbuncl es boils and other su ppurative processes to abort
swelli n
o
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e
r
m
m
bef
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t
for
It
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us
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as
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a pplie d external ly o n li n t
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Natrum s ulph
F ist ulou s abscesses of years standi ng dis
c har i n
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B urrowi ng abscesses A si ngle dose of the 3 d tri tu ration gi ves
everythi ng a favorable turn the abscesses collapse the fistu
lous canals dry u p Parony chi a i n flammation or su ppu ratio n
arou nd roots of nail s
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Wh en su ppu rati o n appea rs this remed y shoul d be
Sil icea
exhibited at on ce It greatly assi sts the suppu rative process
causi ng the tu mor rapi dly to ri pe n and often to b rea k spon
It i s to fol low Ka l z mu r i n those cases wher e pus
taneousl y
has co mme nced to form as in mammary abscess especi ally if
A fter the ah
K a l i ma r has failed to abort the suppu ration
scess brea ks or is o pen ed thi s re med y shoul d be co n ti nue d as
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long as i nfiltration re mai ns S rl zkea is also useful in bli nd
boils I n whitlow S il icea assi sts and con trols the formation
of pus and sti mulates the growth of new nail s T he use of
Szb cea in all cases of com men ci ng
hi tlow cann ot be overes
ti mated A d ose every tw o hours will usually cure the felo n
in tw en ty fou r hou rs
P
D
avi
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A
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Calcarea sulph
his remed y follows S zhkea wel l in sup
ra
e processes whe n notwithsta nd i n
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filtration the suppuration co n tin ues owi ng to the torpi dity
of the afl ected tissues It is useful i n boils gathered breasts
whi tlow or felon when they are dischargi ng It wi ll abort
felons and furu ncl es in the 1 2x (W E L ) T he presen ce
of pus with a ven t is an i nd icatio n for its use The d isti n
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this
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g
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scess es are these : S i l icea ripe ns abscesses si nce it prom otes
su ppuration ; Ca lca r ea snip/z heals su ppurati ng wou nds si nce
it restrai ns the suppurati ve process It lacks the fetor of
Thi s remed y is si m il ar to H epa r snip/t but it acts
S il icea
Painful abscess about anus
more d eepl y and i ntensely
A
most useful rem ed y i n gumboils
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Ka l i phos Thi s remed y i s i ndi cated i n abscesses carb un
cles felons an d o ther su ppurative processes whe n there
ady n ami c sym ptom s and the su ppu rative process beco mes un
heal thy The pus is ichorous blood y ofl ensive and dirty
loo ki ng I n mastiti s when the pus is b rown ish d irty and
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hen the su ppurati ve process affect s the
bone or where there are hard callous edges to the wou nd
then this remed y will be fou nd eff ective I n fel ons a lotion
on l i n t externally has bee n fou nd to d o good
It is an i n
valuabl e rem ed y i n pelvi c abscess proceedi ng from ca ries of
o uthwi ck )
I
n old cases of fistu l o us si n
some bon e
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uses of the mammre I h ave fou nd thi s rem ed y especi a lly valu
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light c l d w h i h tt l ed i n th gum
gu mb il beg n t d v l p j t b ck f
CL
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t had take n
so f t pa l t
nd
Pa i e n
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G v PM » Mar wi th som lief b ut the boil e med det rm i ned
I t co nt i nued t swell nd grew very p i nful Aft
d i ng
to u pp u t
w h ei n the w i te stated
n a ti l
n Ca l e snip/l
fo gu mb ils of
u
th e t ee th i t i th
I co ncl ud d to t y i t n d se
o nl y e m dy I e v
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da y Th was i mm d i te i mpr v m nt ; p i n gr w l
ca
and u nd
i o nal d os
b il bm b d nd d i ppe r d ( M F R )
f
rid / M t h
A l dy M B u fl i ng f o m w lli ng f th l eg bel w th k n had
been attended some mon th by he d to wh had p u l ticed i t nd h d
di scha ge S he was unab l e to
o pen d i t w i th a lancer; bu t th ere w s n
w al k I t was th n p i nted wi th i d in w i th ut ff ct ; then b ndag d t
n d co l d w ter po u
d ve i t th i
red uce th e ex cessi vel y hard swel l i ng
b l u l k ing n m vi ng th b nd g I t f l t
d y
S me p rt w
col d
nd v
y h d nd l k d if ready to b u t ; l m t t wi ce it usual
i e W m f m nta ti n nd K l i m u t k n in tern ll and pp li d ex
t n ll y
ured th l g i n th re e w
ks ( F m Sch ii ssl er )
Lill y ged 6 daught f the bov l dy had n ul cerated tooth wi th a
w ell d veloped gumbo il as n access ry Gumbo il woul d not go way nd
w ish i ng to see what the Tissue Sal t wo ul d d f i t I gav e her box on
tai ning bout 1 25 tablets f Colt salp/ 3 x They hou l d ha v l sted h
ten day
more bu t th ey w re sweet and ch i ld li k e sh coul d not esist
go ne in thr d ys And
l so w s th gumd
n d so th e box f ul l w
nd ul cerat ed t oo th
(M P R )
I n A u gu t 1 877
youn g m n who h d uffe d from i ti som y
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t Th i d i ch rg d f l y nd w ul d n t
he l Wh n t l st i t med to be h eal d nd w s comparati v l y wel l the
pati ent too k co ld S uppurati n beg n ag i n nd th i s t i m t h d isch ge
w
ex cessi ve
ve ry w k nd had
H i m th er b came l med
h w
no pp ti te
His sl eep was d i tu bed nd h fel t con tant th irst
I pre
scr i b d S il icea—
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ase of a you ng gi rl whose me nses had not appeared for several mon ths
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May 1 2 ( 8 87 Ka l i phos si x po wde rs A f ter usi ng it six d a ys the men se s
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mia w he re n utri ti on is ma n ifes tl y d efecti ve ( A rnd t )
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from si tti ng ; e y es m is ty ; ep is tax is po i nt of the nose co l d ;
pal e fa ce sal l ow ye ll owish earth y ; col d swea t on the face ;
bod y col d ; foul taste and sm e ll ; tongue whi te fu rred at the
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ox ygen co l ors the new bl ood ce lls red a n d en ri ches the m after
they ha ve bee n suppli ed b y Ca lca rea phos S ch ussl er in a
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m en ded ia the first ed i ti ons of m y T hm peu ti cs for ch l orosis
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an d othe r anaem i c cond i ti ons
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brai n ca usi ng u nd ue ne rvousn ess Poverty of the bl ood from
i nflue n ces w h i ch co nt i n uall y depress the m i nd and ne rvous
syste m This re m ed y also cures the l eucae m ia w h i ch is in
S p i nal a naem ia from
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and a nx i et y i n the ches t m or n i ng cough easil y fa ti gued and
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l ower ext re m i ti es wi th ge neral pros tra ti on hea vi ness and sen
m ti on of fa tigue es peciall y after a short wal k or ascen di ng
steps ; l egs gi ve wa y so as to be unabl e to progress farther
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of finger joi nts U ri ne dark red Pai ns go su dden l y
to h eart ; so re h am s tri n gs
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A shoem aker of Berli n was tak e n ill after catchi ng co ld Th ere was fever
with v i ol en t pai n i n th e right shou ld er Th e fi rst visit I paid was on th e
third da y aft e r he had bee n tak e n ill ; tem pe rat u re high pu lse fu ll nd
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c ushi ons so that th e sh ou lde r sh ou ld be free from pressure I ga ve m y
pati e nt Fe u m phos as much as w ou ld cover a si xpe n ny pi ece Th is
was disso l ved i n a large glassful of water nd a teaspoo nfu l of th e so l u ti on
gi ve n every h our I m proveme nt was fe lt even after a fe w h ou rs Durin g
the n ight th e pati en t was abl e to sl eep nd n the fol l o wi ng day the fever
abated ; i n th ree days h e w as abl e to move th e arm pre tt y f ree l y I n a fe w
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di ti on of the nervous system H ay as th ma an d ha y fev er
Asth m a from the l eas t foo d
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Ka li m ur Wi th gas tri c dera ngem en ts Tongue coa ted
w hi tish or greenish fu rred an d m ucus w hi te an d h ard to
cough up ; w hen th is occu rs wi th depressi on of brea thi ng
al terna te wi th K a l z plws Cardiac as thma wi th sen sa ti on as if
heart an d l ungs were cons tr i cted
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Na tru m mur As th ma wi th profu se froth y m ucus I n
al terna ti on wi th K a h fihos ; also w hen the tears stream d own
the face w henever he coughs S pasm odi c jer ki ng wi th each
i nsp i rati o n
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cl ear an d tou gh C h il d gets a sufl oeati ve a ttac k on bei ng
li fted up fro m cradl e
C al carea d u ot
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up after m uch exerti on I n al te rna ti on wi th K a li pleas
These l u m ps bei ng of yell o wish m ucu s Oppressed respi ra
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th i ck subs ta nce
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so me Spasmodic ne rvo s asthma W i th paroxy sm al d ry ti c
ti ck li ng cough an d di ffi cu l ty in l y i ng do wn
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ti on worse i n the warm seas on or in hot a tm osphere Much
ra ttli n g of m ucus I n as thm a when the pa ti en t s att ac ks
com e on after taki ng food an d h is co l o r becom es bad o r
when there is rap id em acia ti on or s un k en e y es D r Rapp
recomm en ds the K a l i prepa ra ti ons ( Sch ii ssl er )
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tai nt of w hi ch as th ma is often a m an ifesta ti on A ttac ks
especiall y i n the m orni ng about 4 or 5 o cl oc k wi th cough
an d raisi n g of glai ry slim e expectora ti on green ish an d copi
ous and vom i ti ng after ea ti ng ; alwa y s wo rse i n da m p rai n y
wea ther fro m li vi ng i n basem e nts or cellars As th m a from
d igesti ve distu rbances L oose evacu a ti ons on ri si ng i n m orn
i ng As thma in chil dren As thm ati c b rea th in g i n you ng
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every ch ange to dam p wea ther
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Si li cea B rea thi ng so di fficu l t th a t the e yes protru de from
the ir sock ets ; doo rs an d windo ws m ust be opened al wa ys
d ri n g a thun derstorm As a cons ti tuti onal rem ed y wi th
Asthma on a
N atr u m sa w for eradi ca ti on of the d isease
cachectic base
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C L INI C A L
C A SE S
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A ge ntlem a n i n whom attacks of asth m a we re freq uen t lasti ng te n da ys
with mu ch la bored b reathi ng can ha rdl y talk thick ye ll ow ex pectorati on
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o
w ith mu ch rattl ing n ch est Kal i sa /pk 3 x re l i eved at o nce ( M E
Dou glass M D )
emal e married a t 3 6 asth ma attack v iol ent green ish pu rul ent ex
o ratio n a l oose ev ac uati on i mm ed iat el y o n r isi ng fo r past tw o da ys ;
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every two h ou rs W as ena bl ed to lie d o wn that n ight
N at u m rut/ k
respiration and cough mu ch i m proved and expectorati on easi er
ext da y
practicall y we ll
em al e m arri ed a t 42 subj ect to attacks for y ears ; expec toratio n green
ish an d remar kabl y copious ; N atru m sulpb ev e ry th ree hou rs I mprov e
men t began af te r a fe w doses expect o rati o n bec om i ng pal e r nd l ess abn u d
n ot e w orth y f act is that th e
a nt has felt be tt er si nce tha n fo r years and o n
expect orati o n stopped i n a few d oses w hereas u nd er remedies gi ven in pre
v i ons attacks it had c onti nued for wee ks th us in dicating that the N atr u m
W
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M
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snip/l had gotten at the root of th e ev il
m
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D r 0 H H all of Z umbrota M in n reports a rem ar kabl e case of asth m a
ha v i ng passed th rough the han ds of all the ph ysicia ns of w hom he had
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ever h eard cured by Kal i phos 2x Eightee n mon ths had passed at ti me
of writi ng with out n attack — M i n n M ed Month ly Nov 1 886
M r C has for years had attacks of asth matic b reathi ng so mark ed as to
h erald his approach at some distance nd com ing on af ter any un usual
exerti on He is a tall strong man with n famil y histo ry of l un g troubl e
al beit rather nar o w ch e t d E x am i nati o n of th e l u ngs d uri ng a period of
rem issio n d iscl osed n l esi on or abn ormal so un ds exce pt coarse hles alon g
the large r bro nchi I n April 1 887 n especiall y severe attack brought on
by severe ph ysical exerti on th e worst spell he has ever had was m mptl y
and occasi onal d oses si nce ha ve cause d the
re lie ved by N at u m s ipt
attacks to disappear al most e nti rel y fo r the first ti me in m an y summers
e
n
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M rs E a lad y u nd er m y care the past ye ar for chroni c b ronchi tis and
o th er t o ubl es was sei ed o n Ju l y 9th w ith h er thi rd ann ual attack of hay
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fever rose cold or hay asthma as you pl ease— ha vi ng co ntracted the same
in l or ida
Sh e had former l y bee n e n ti re l y prostrated and fo rced to bed by
these se izu res and dreads them much H er h usba nd came to me in the
evening a fe w ho urs afte r th e s nee ing and harsh bre athing began and
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with out bei ng si ck for a few d ays She has no
hai r an d d uring earl y li fe coul d no t h ol d u p her head
Her eyes are sensi
ti ve to li gh t
She com pl a ins of a bad taste i n the mo uth and I not iced re
ta rd ed d en t i ti on an d ch ron i c enlargemen t of the ton sil s
S he had pai n i n
the stomach aft er ea ti ng and t he food seems t o l ie li ke a l ump i n i t an d
wo uld not eat much because it al ways caused d istress She had suffered
much wi th cost i veness
Urine hi ghl y colored and freo
H ad more or l ess
uent urgi ng to uri nate
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when she fel t bett er S he had a constant le ucorrhea wh ich was very offen
sive
She got tired and exh a usted ve ry easil y an d cou ld not stand c ld
weath er Her bo ne wer e very m ll and we k and cou l d have been easi l y
bro ken Th e ch il d was ord ered bathed n goi ng to bed th ree ti mes week
and pl enty of fre h ai r
I co nsid ered h er case nearly a complete picture of
Ca lca rea phos
I gave her two cones o f t he 3 : tab lets every two hours
I t is need l ess to m y th t she i mproved from t he fi rst d ose al most
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B ACKA CHE
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Sili cea S pasm od i c drawi ng in back com pe lli ng to l ie sti l l
Const ant ach i ng i n cen tre of sp ine
Ferrnm ph os — P ai ns i n the bac k and l oi ns and ove r ki d
ney
Rheumati c pai ns fel t onl y on m ovi ng
Kal i mun — U se ful after Ferru m fil ms if the la tte r fails to
re l i eve
Kal i phos — Pai ns w h ich are l ami ng
The parts s fiected
fee l po werl ess gent l e m ovem ent grad uall y l esseni ng the pain
and st ifiness
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exe
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as wal ki ng too far
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of pai n i s al ways w orse after
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ri si n
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phos — Pai ns wi th a fee l i ng of n um bness col d
n ess or wi th a creepi n g sensati on ; w orse i n the night and
m
d uri ng rest Can also be gi ven al te rnatel y wi th PM
p
B ac kache i n the l umbar regi on in
A fte r exh austi n g di sease
the m orni ng when awak i ng
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a
Pai ns w hi ch are worse in warm roo ms and i n
h
K l i snl p
the e veni ng better i n the open ai r ( cool ) S h ifti ng an d
ch an gi ng abou t
Cal carea
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B I TE S
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Pai ns vi vi d shooti ng bori ng inter mi t
Magnesi a
te nt shif ti n g and ne ura lgi c ; re li eved by warm t h
—
Bac kache si m ul ati ng spi nal irr i tati on
Cal carea fl uor
Tired feeli ng and pai ns i n the l ow e r part of the back wi th a
ai n and confi ned bo w e ls
sensati on of fu l ness and b urni ng p
L um bago aggrava ted o n begi nn ing to m ove but im proved
after conti n uo us m oti on
—
Natrum mun
Pai ns i n smal l of back re li eved by l yi ng on
som eth in g hard , wi th ch aracteristi c tongue bu bb l es of froth y
Pai n after pro l onged stoopi ng as if brui sed W eak
sa l i va
bac k worse i n the m or ni ng S pi ne very sensi ti ve Nec k
stifi an d emaciate d
G rea t w ea kness and weari ness
Natrum sul ph
Pai n in the back as if ul cerati ng al l
night ; can l ie on ly on the right side So reness up and d o wn
spi ne and nec k
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Natru m phos
Pai ns across l oi ns on awaki ng i n m orn ing
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B ITE S
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mun Cures
Na t rum
and
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OF
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INSE CTS
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Mo isten the pai nful
pi d l y
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ppl y the reto Nat r u m mu r 6th tri turation
Pai n ceases at o nce ( Sch iissler )
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B ONE S ,
DI S E AS E S or
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U sefu l to aid the process of repair in frac
tures When the bones are weak and soft caused by soft
d ue to wa nt of phospha te of li me m o l ecul es
spongi ness
Rachi tis bo wl egs i n ch il dren A lso for ul cerati on of bone
and wasti ng of sk u l l bo nes
Fi stu l ous ul ce rs on the an k l es ;
edges call ous i chor pu tri d
Pai ns al ong su tures and sym
ph yses of bone
—
Ferru m ph os I n bone di sease s w hen the so ft parts are
red hot an d pai n fu l i n fla m e d
Hi p joint
Osti tis periosti tis
Cal carea
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Kal i phos
A troph y of bones wi th foul diarrhcea
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Si l i cea i n di cation i n n earl y all diseases of bones
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Fistu
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TH E
2
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T ISS UE R E M E D I E S
rW E L V E
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openi ngs d ischarge offensive Parts arou n d hard Swol
l en b l u ish red ; fibrous parts of jo ints espec ial l y o f the k nee
i nflam ed
Ul ce rati on of bon e pe riosteal ul cerati on Al l ex
cret icus ofi ensi ve pus stoo l sweat etc Hi p jo int disease
S il icea is oftener i ndi és ted and has c ured m ore cases of
cari es and necrosis than any other re m ed y I t is a d eep l y
penetra ti ng rem ed y and w h il e c losel y resem bl i ng M er cu r in
its sphere of acti on care m ust be tak en not to adm i nister i t
after M erwi n as i t ma
c
l
i
m
ch
o
m
p
te
the
c
e
I
t
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s
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ca
as
y
m or e su i tab le for ch roni c cases or after the first stage is past
i
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r
ch
N
0
othe
r
d
r
u
h
a
s
ten
the
e
li
m
i
n
a
t
on
the
s
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so
s
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f
(
g
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dead bon y parti cl es to the larges t pi ece of sequestrum so
necessary to the cure of scrofu l o us di seases of the bones I n
man y forms of caries necrosis an d in enchon drom a of the
bones Grauvogl recomm en ds as a popular and very effecti ve
rem ed y, hay baths
The ir efi cacy depends on the presence
o f S il icea w h i ch h as been fo u n d as a chem i cal consti tu ent in
a sta te of sol uti on i n ha y baths
three dram s of hay contai n
ing about one-h alf rai n of S il icea
Hence the useful n ess of
g
this l ocal m easu re i n diseases of the bone IS apparent
Cal carea sul ph — U l cera ti on of bone
Cran iota bes
Cal carea fl uor — Hard ro ugh co rrugated el ev at ions on the
su rface of the bones
U sefu l in cephal hmmatoma ( so cal l e d
bl ood tum or) on the pari etal bones of new bo rn inf an ts
B ru ises of bones E xostoses afte r inj uri es Diseases of bones ;
caries l eadi ng to fo rmation of pe l v ic abscesses A fiections of
the nasal bones causi ng bad od or to disa ppear Nod es and
hard bone sw e l l ings Cari es in conseq uence of syph il is or
ab use of m erc u ry
S pi na ventosa osteo sarcom a Mal n utr i
ti on of bo nes espec iall y the teeth Osseous gro wths espe
S u pp urati on of
ci al l y in the carpal an d tarsal arti c u l ati ons
bones
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Magnesi a ph os S pi na ven tosa al tern ate l y wi th Cale
l ous
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S ycosis Pai n
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in
bones c rack i ng of jo ints
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o
d ischarge fr m
ol ore d
c
ance
of
TWE L VE mas on
T HE
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min ute
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and
m
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ms
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woll en
fil e fl esh was muc h
y
w
and
s
d is
th e place , ca usi ng th e finger to
u npl easant appear
esent a ver
A ph ysic ian bad , after tre ating it unsuccen full y , ad vised a mput ati n
.
bu t th e famil
y
n ot
,
Gave
other re med ies
t o try
open ing
at
W
the
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d esiring this
her S i ficea
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p
th e t ro u l e , d ecid ed
resul t of
ol uti on w hich
in
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im
men t at on ce and in a few weeh cure d t he di sease i n t he b o ne and t he
finger resumed its n atural appearance except a sl igh t scar ( C T M
Dr C F Nich ols reports a number o f cases o f osseo us gr o wt hs cured and
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bene fited by Col m a fl u or
( 01 m
S t o w U m on o r P u m
a — Ma n art 60 h ad a f ract ure o f the shaft of
t he fem ur
I t remained movabl e i n spi te of great ca re aft er two mo n th s
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C Morga n M D )
susta i ned an
,
I n t he
her foot
every sec
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o nd ni ght
ce rt ai nl y bet ter
ev ery ni
fractu re gre fir m and was s n
i nstrumenta l nterference
E ightee n m
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oo wel l Thi s is
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on th l ater the same femur
fractu re i n its lo wer porti on
The d rug was gi ve n i n li ke
I t was we l l i n two months
b ut from th e begi nni ng
(J
o nce th e
tha n
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S i l icea
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om
her fr
saved
havi ng
mputa ted
She had bee n und e r t rea tment a l ong ti me for bo ne
d isease
Her med ical ma n sa w no al ternati ve as th e evi l o nl y gre w worse
b ut to mak e arrangements wi th th e i nfirmary surgeo n to have i t ta ken 0 6
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m ovi ng h e r H er friend s were greatl y
d istremed a nd applied for t h e new remed ies
S i l i cea a d ose e very hour was
stead i l y tak en , and lo ti o n on l int ext ernal l y appl ied
On the fift h day th e
This was agreed
o n , six
d ays
bef ore
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sur r un d ng
for
mputati on was
o
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tissues presen ted
a
ti me l nger ,
a sh rt
W
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o
and
and
h er
re
case
moved
.
suc h
h eal th
a
o
c n ti n u ed
S he
o ou nced
was pr n
y
ce
eara
n
pp
a
th e tre atmen t
e rfectl y cu red
p
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(M
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fr m Sch ussl er )
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BRA I N:
S ee
Fermm ph
al s
o M e n i ngi ti s
.
First stages of all i nflammatory troubl es
—
Sof teni ng of the brai n earl y state ; i f wi th
Kal i ph os
h yd rocephal us gi ve also Calca rea Altos S ofteni ng as a resul t
i nsidi o us i n i ts approach
of i nfla mma ti on
Con cussi on of
brai n P u tri d stoo ls S l eepl ess ness and stu po r
—
Magnesi a phos When conv ulsive sym pto ms are pr esen t
T ro ubl es of si ght rem ai n ing after ce reb ral conc ussi on
—
Hyd rocephal ic con di ti ons Chroni c h yd ro
Ca l carea phos
cephal us F on tanell es remai n too l ong open Crani otabes
—
a
Cal c rea d uot
Ceph al h& m atoma
—
After i nj u ri es to the head
Men ta l trou b
Natrum sul ph
I ntense pai n in occi pi tal regi on
l es fo ll o wi ng
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C L I NI C A L C A S E S
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Morgan i n
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S m itty
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which co
p
nvu l si ve
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M m
th e
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d iom Pa mq l va ma H omw
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Med ica!
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ome cases of brain t ou bl es in chi ldr en i n
sym t oms were pro mi ne n t benefi ted an d cu red b y M ag
p
1 7 2. re p rts s
r
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o owi ng is from an eld erl y gen tl eman M r J M who had su ffered
f rom a prol o nged att ack o f ac ut e and subacu te i nflammati o n of th e b rai n
He recovered sl o wl y b ut sym ptoms of soften i ng of th e brai n set i n
He
was anx ious to gi ve th e new remedi es a tri l
Hi s speech was affected ; he
seemed to l ose momen ta ry conscioum
cou l d not h urry th ough he mw
hi mself i n great d anger of bei ng run over or st op walk i ng w hen d an gerousl y
c l ose to the q ua y a nd co ul d n ot b e t rust ed out al o ne :
I thi nk it i time I
were again i nformi ng yo u th at I sti l l con t in ue to improve ; ind eed I ha ve
litt l e to com pl ain of e xce pt occasiona l ly — o nl y occasio n ll y— a feel i ng of
mental stu po the best remed y for w hich I have fo und t o be Kal i Mos
r
s
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which you re ommend ed to me
D
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spi ri ts ; pr ofuse ni ht sw ea ts ; pal e wan and e m aci ated cou n
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tenance ; l oss of vi ri l e po w er ; hab i tu al col d n ess and venous
congestion of the extrem i ti es from d eb il ity, sl eepl essness and
l oss of appet i te ; n um b sensati ons
Sal eem Confusion d ifficu l ty of fix i ng attention Y iel di ng
and a nxi ou s m ood
Readi ng and wri ti ng fatigue cannot bear
to t h i n k S ense of great debi li ty b ut pati ent can aro use him
se
l f, has gri t bu t soon tires and is co m pel l ed to rest
B rai n
fag i n schoo l girls becom e confused d uri ng reci ta ti ons, be
cause they cannot concentrate the ir thoughts Want to th i nk
but are una bl e to d o so
Kal i p hos — To resto re l ost nervou s energy
Cove rs the
whole fiel d of neurasthenia
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Natrum mur
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hausti on after ta l ki ng em barrassm ent of the b rai n
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o ble t he T m ue Remedi e
ha ve bee n o f th e grea test servi ce and t he most rapi d i n th i r cu rati ve ac t ion
Cases w h ich h a ve bee n t reated wi t h va io us ot he r m thod s and t h n cha nged
m arked ch ange for th be tt er a nd
o n to th e Tissue R em ed i es soon sh ow th
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o ns i n w h ich you fi rst fi nd th pat ien ts precl ud es
b ut th e pri me and al l i mpor tant co nd i ti o n to esta b
styl es a nd c nd i t i
a ny se t rul e
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use o f timac remed ies th e m st necessar d ema nd s
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oper nou ri sh me nt it may be
t he pati en t to ha ve chan ge of
su rrou ndi ngs ha ppy occu pa t io n cha nge o f ai r sce ne ry and food
nd t he n
to b ui l d u p with th e Ti ssue R e med i es th
t is ues o r fo rces tha t ha ve bee n
o ve rtaxed o verw orked or u nd er nourish ed and mo re or l ess ex h austed A
regular m eth od sh ou l d be estab l ish ed — regular exe rcise regul ar meal s reg
u lar sl ee p
Th ese are
nd regula r e vacuati o ns of th e bo wels a nd b l ad d e r
i mpo rt a nt
Usual l y Kal i phos is a good remed y to sta rt wi th i t gets th e
mi nd i n goo l co nd i ti on and a id ed b y Cal phos Fen u m pm or N a tr
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th e S u lplr is need ed t o fi nish u p t h e wo k w h i ch may ta ke from thre e
mon ths to t wo ye rs or more bu t ca n be d o ne as positi ve l y w it h th ese re me
d i es and th e prope r appl icat i o n o f h ygie ne as i t is possi bl e to cure any d is
ease i n t h e d o ma i n of cu rati ve measures
( F D B itti nge r M D Dayt on
O hi o )
The fol l owi ng t wo ca ses are ta ke n fro m my no te boo k at a d ispe nsary
J anuary 23 1 89 3 Mrs J
aged ni netee n t wi tch ing o f ey el i d s w orse
at 5 P at eve ry d ay a fter la mp is l ighte d
E yes water wi th th e t wi tch i ng
H as d ead of a n accid en t u ntil a sh ud d er m es ov er th e bod y ; i s t h en
rel ie ved of the nervousn ess
Feels w eak is often d izzy
I n wal king o n t he
stre et st eers for t h e gu tter ei th er to righ t or le fi
Despon d ent had cho rea
wh en t wel ve years old l asti ng two years At seve nteen had ense of d r ad
at i nterval s for so me m o nth s
Prescri bed Kal i NAM /writ s »: 4 x o ne gra in tabl t four ti mes d ail y Jan
nd d iz i ness i mpro ved
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J une 4 th I we nt to her home and she told me t ha t the t w itch i ng d read
an d d i m
cul ty i n wa l k i ng passed away d ur i ng t he seco nd wee k of tr eat ment
a nd h ad no t e t u rn ed
S he was also rel ieved o f the d i i nem b ut h as so me
h e t h i nk s to pregn a ncy
no w d ue
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aged t w el ve pa i n i n ri gh t l eg ri gh t arm and
back Drops t h ings especial l y if sta rt led Di mcul t peech irri table rest
l ess co nst ipated sl ee p poo r
B ee n nervo us si nce seven years of age t
whi ch tim h e was kicked i n the back A ft er trea tme nt for two yea rs h e
was m uch be tter
Sal t wa ter ba t h d o w n spi ne had be ne fi ted h i m
L a st
a tt ack on e mon th a o
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I t l i phosphor it e m 4: was prescri bed a nd h e was kept o n t h at re med y
wi th co nti nued i m p o veme nt
Ma y 4 th r port d bett er ve ry way xc pt occa io n l i n b i l i t y t h old
t h i ngs i n righ t ha nd ; w orse i n t h e mor ni ng gets b tter abo ut noo n
May n th h ol d s th i ngs wi t h l ess d i ffi cu l ty c n w i te wi th mo re ease
al w ys a t h is be t a t noo n
J u ne 8th has no n of the above sy mpto ms ; th e spi ne was bat hed wi th al t
wate at fi rst but that measure was d i co nt i nued o ve r fi ve w ks go 1 T
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od ic attack si nce begi n ni ng the med ici ne and could no w go
a bou t a nd d o l igh t ch ores wi t h ou t beco mi ng exh a usted and sl e pt wel l all
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BRONCHI TI S
F errum
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CATARRH
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Tak es the place of A ron in the acute in
flammatory stage or i n ch roni c b ronchi ti s w hen a fresh ag
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rem ed y i n di ca ted by th e expectorati on
irri ta ti on of the bro n chi accommni ed wi th d yspn e a , heat or
burni ng so reness B reath i ng short opprw ed and h urri ed
Capilla ry bronchitis of young chil dren A cu te shor t spasm od ic
and ver y pai nfu l cou gh
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I n the secon d stage , w hen thi ck w hi te phl egm
Ka l i mur
form s fi b ri nous i n ch aracter
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When the expecto rati on is di stin ctly yell ow
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K li u
watery and profuse or w here i t is green ish sl im y an d watery
I n the stage of resol u ti on
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Natrum mun A c u te inflam mati on of the wi n d pipe wi th
froth y and cl ear w atery phl egm l oose and rattli ng so m etim es
coughed up wi th d ifi cu l ty Chron ic b ronchi ti s b ronch ial
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catarrh wi nter cough wi th any of the above sym pto ms
Cl ear watery starch l ik e sputa Secreti on causes soreness and
excoriati on C hroni c forms w hen sputu m is transparen t,
visci d, weak vo i ce fl u ttering of heart Pati ent is w orse near
the seashore
—
I n ane m ic persons whe re expectorati on is
Cal carea phos
al b umi no us l i k e th e w hi te of an egg
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Where ex pec torati on is yell o w or yell ow
Cal carea su l ph
Third
ish green or m i xed wi th bl oo d stage of reso l u ti on
Ordi nary ca tarrhal co l ds and in cases
stage o f b ronch i tis
si mi l ar to those benefited b y H epa r sa w
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Where exu da ti on causes soreness and chaf
N tru su
Pati ent must hol d his chest on co ugh i ng Asth mati c
i ng
Worse in col d dam p, rai n y
spe lls worse toward s m orn i ng
w eather
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dri nks Bus li k e expectorati on fall s to bo ttom of vessel con
tai ni ng water an d spreads out l i ke sedi m ent B ronchi al afi ec
ti ons of rachi ti c chil dren L aryngeal morni ng cough
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Numerous cases o f bronch i ti s b ro n ch o pne u mo nia a nd l l ied affecti o ns o f
t he chest especi l l y i n ch i l d re n h a v bee n trea ted ucce s fu l l y wi th Far m »:
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B urns of the first d egree also those of the
B l isters form also scal ds from bo i li ng water Ca n be
secon d
app l i ed externall y
Whi te or grayish ex uda ti on over wo un d
—
B urns when suppurat ing
Cal carea sul ph
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Burns wi th su ppurati on ; al so exte rnall y
Natrum phos
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Na trum mun Wh en blister has bee n form ed
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F irst stage of col d i n the head wi th ci ren
ls tory d isturbances ca tarrhal fever congesti on of nasal m u
cous m em branes Smarti ng i n nasal passages wo rse i nspi ra
ti on ; excel lent for a predisposi tion to tak e col d al ter na te l y
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disappo inted m e ( W R K i ng )
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Ka l i mur
Ca ta rrh when there is w hi te phl egm thi ck not
transparen t Dry coryza Stu fiy col d in the h ead wi th a
wh i tish gray tongue A dherent cru sts in the vaul t of the
phary nx
I use i t often wi th profit in the purul ent stage of
K a l z mu r has proved to m e the m ost
acu te nasa l catarr h
i nfia mm ati ons of the naso
rem ed y i n ac u te
satisfactory
pharynx in whi ch there is a d eci ded bu rni ng d ryness The
a ppearance is tha t of red n ess wi th m ark ed thi ck en i ng alm ost
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T HE
T WE L V E T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
thou gh the m uco us m em brane were solidl y i nfil trated
H
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Cal carea fl uor
Ca tarrh wi th expectorati on of yell owi sh
Dry coryza
sm al l l um ps
S t uffy col d i n the head ( al ter
natel y wi th K a l i ma n )
wi th i neff ectual desire to sneeze
Osseo us gro wths and d isea ses of n asal bon es wi th
Ozae na
ofl ensi ve od or of d ea d bone
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Natrum mu
Ca tarrh s and co l ds wi th wate ry transparen t
froth y d isch arges
C hro nic catarrhs of bl oodl ess pat ients
The m uc us has som eti m es a sal ty taste Col d causi ng vesi c
ula r e rupti ons wi th watery contents w hi c h b u rst and l ea ve
th i n crusts or scabs Coryz a runn i ng col d wi th watery
c l ear froth y discharge worse on goi ng i n to the co l d and on
exer tion I nfl uen za E pistax is fro m stoopi ng and from
co ughi ng Posterio r nares d ry L oss of sense of sm el l
Dr Geo H e rri ng find s the r tri t al m ost i nfall ib l e for stop
ping a col d comm enc ing wi th sneezi ng S neez i ng wo rse nu
d ressi ng at night and i n m orni ng Feve r bli sters
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Y e llo w sl im y secreti o ns or ex pectorati ons of
Ka l i sul ph
wa tery m atter are condi tions ca ll ing for thi s re med y Patien t
fee l s general l y w orse i n the eveni ng or i n a hea ted room
Y e l low or yel l o wish discharge from the nose Col ds wi th
dr y sk i n w hen perspi ra tion d oes not set in freel y u nd er use of
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catarrh s and col ds i n ad ynami c
persons ( as an intercurrent rem ed y) Col ds in the head wi th
S neezi ng and so re nos
an al b um i no us d isch arge from n ose
tri ls Dr L A Bu ll says : I freq uentl y began the treatm en t
s ages wi th Caz
of ch ron i c cata rr h al con di ti o ns of the ai r pas
I find th at i t has q u i te a deci ded toni c acti on
ca r ea films
In
and i nfl uences the con di ti ons of the m em branes for good
m an y places it q ui te tak es the place of the Czncboua prepara
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ti ons
Poi nt of nose icy
L arge ped uncu l ated n asal po l ypi
co l d S wol len u l cerated nose i n scrofu l ous ch il dren
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Col d i n the head wi th th i ck yell ow
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d ark b ro wn semi fl u id ccumul ti o n o f pus fo rmed i n t he l eft u pper n ostr il ;
A bou t a mo nth pre vi ous a
o n be i ng bl o wn ou t i t emi t ted a terri bl e st ench
o f ca ri ous bo ne wa s tak en f om t h e a n tru m h igh mori t h rou gh an
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tooth h ad bee n d r w n fo u yea rs previ o us
u ppe l eft al veol us from w h ich
a nd seve ral ot her
Ca l mrra S il in
T h e probe e nte red th e ant rum fr l y
Th ee week s fte havi ng tak en t wo d oses o f
re med ies proved i ne fli ca ci us
Kal i snip/c in wate morn i ng and even ing a tablespoo nful for four days
not h i ng mo re re ma i ned of th e d isch arge and t h al veo l us cl osed so t h a t no
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Dr L ou is A B ul l reco rd s a case o f at roph ic rh i no
UR I T C U M
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sa y
Opi ned th a t h ere was a case i n w h i ch ch l o i d e o f sod i u m was n o t properl y
He u ed i t l ocal l y i n te n grai ns t t h e o unce so l utio n a nd i n
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F errum ph
Thi s rem ed y al one or al ternately wi th the
rem ed y i n d i cate d b y the er upti on such as K a l i mu r
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F erru m
the first stage for the vascul ar distu rb
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al terna ti ng w i th K a l i
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d uced falls i nto a stupo r red face d i l ated pupi ls rol li ng of
head and so ft fu ll flowi ng pu lse cholera from check ed per
sp i ra ti on
—
Kal i ph os
When the stool s h ave the appearance of ri ce
wa ter Co lla pse l i vid bl ue co untenan ce and low pu lse
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Ka li sul ph
Cram ps an d othe r sym pto ms of cho l era
—
Magnesia phos C hol erai c cram ps First stage Watery
d iarrh e a w i th vomi ti ng and cram ps i n cal ves
—
Natrum sul ph
Is acco rdi ng to Sch iissler the rem ed y for
chol era and chol eri ne
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Cal carea ph os
Chol era i n fantu m
Green d iarrhcea in
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c oful ous chil dren sl i my watery u n diges t ed
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a nd
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CHORE A
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I n scroful ou s ch il dren
Cho rea d uri ng
p uberty i n ei ther bo ys or gi rls
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Th is is the chi ef re med y I n vol untary
M g
os
m ovem ents and contorti ons of the l im bs, wi th m ute appeal i ng
Fol l ow or al ternate wi th Ca lca r ea films
l oo ks for sym path y
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Si l i cea When d ue to the presence of worms, spasms
sl eep di stu rbed by frigh tful dreams di storted e yes pal e face
ca ni ne h un ge r, irri tati on o f nostr ils, consti pati on, grea t thi rst ,
( e d e ma of face and extre m i ti es
—
S ui tabl e for chroni c cases after fright or
Nat rum mur
supp ressi on of erupti ons on the face , parox ysms of j u m p i ng
regardl ess of obst ru cti ons twi tchi ngs on the ri ght si de , w orse
at fu ll m oon espec i al l y in anae m i c an d chl o roti c sta tes wi th
th i rst and fev er
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Nat rum phos
If d ue to w orms or if aci d sym ptoms are
Cal ca re a
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bod y affected ; late ral nd d ow n
wa rd j erk ing o f th e m outh sn ppi ng o f eye l id s sud de n fo rw rd moti on of
h ead
nd o th e i rr gu l a r move me n ts
Bett r d uri ng sl eep ; agg avat d t
Mag nesia phos for t h ree mont h pro
st ool an d b y e mo ti o ns Ig na l f i l ed
A ct in g o n Dr Sch iiml er s
d uced grati fyi ng resul ts b ut d id n t full y cure
6 was gi ven al te r n tel y wi th the M ag nesia phos
ad vice
I n ne mo nth t h e ch i l d was cu red
the f orm er o nce d i l y t h la tter tw i ce
D
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l
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t
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fri gh t ; pa l e , d eli cate ,
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TWE L VE T I SSU E RE ME D I E S
THE
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k
J
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ar
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Gertrud e
C
m
o o Home opathi c Hospi t l on
set 6
S
March 3oth 1 88 7 S h e had su ffered f om we l l ma rk ed ch ores d uri ng the
n
t
h
u
sual remedi es for such cond iti o ns had
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m
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been ad mi niste red to h er as an o ut pat ient d uri ng t he pre vi ous t wo mon ths
wi th b ut small succem No d efi nite cause was to be mad e out Th e ch i ld
d id no t suffer f ro m w o rms and t h ere was no h ist o ry of a fright
O n ad mis
bu t was q uiet d uri ng
si on sh e t wi tch ed al l o ve r d u ri ng h er wak i ng h o u r
sl ee p
Sh e wal ked fai rl y w el l and coul d feed hersel f b u t her speech was
T h e h eart s act io n was accel er t ed b ut no ab uor
ex ceed i ngl y d ef ecti ve
soft
r
mal so u nd was t o be d isti ngu ished
e
S u bseq ue ntl y h o we ve r
p
systol ic bl o wi ng sou nd was at times aud i bl e as if t he muscul r fibres of
The pupi ls w re sym m et ri
th e h ea rt parti ci pa te d i n t h e ge nera l spasms
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d ecimal tri tu rati o n th ree ti mes d ai l y
Th e i mpro vement w h ich foll o wed
was sl ow b ut abund a ntl y mani fest
The general t wi tch i ng became l ess ; t h e
a rti cul ti o n i mpro ved
t h e ch il d too k no uri sh men t freel y ; sl ept we l l at
n igh t an d l ost t h e scared expre ssi o n so cha ra cteri ti c of th e co mpl i nt
t ige o f th e chores remai ned
O n be i ng d irected to st and
By May 1 7 t h no ves
u
c l ose th e ey es and hol d th e arms ext e nd ed sh e d id so wi th o u t d i ffi cul ty
p
S ubj ect ed t o t he d i fii cul t test o f wa lk i ng b l i ndf o ld ed sh e came th ro ugh
tri um pha ntl y
L ast l y h er po wers o f speech had so m uch i mpro ved that
w h ereas o n her d missi o n th e m aning of h er u tte r nc was a matter o f
m
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was ad mi tted to th e L nd n
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COL I C
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Magn esia pho
Flatu l ent col ic of chil dren, wi th d rawi ng
up of l egs
Col ic forci ng the pati ent to ben d do ubl e ; case d
b y fri cti on warm th and bel chi ng of gas
Col ic i n um bili cal
l
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pai n
I use it i n al m ost every
Col i c of ne w born i nfants
case wi th abso l ute i nvaria b l e p rom pt an d com pl ete success ;
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they cry half the ti m m no i n terference wi th n u tri tion Gall
stone co l i c
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Na
m ph
Coli c of ch i l d ren , wi th sy m ptoms of
aci di ty
su ch as green, so ur sm ell i ng stoo ls
v om i ti ng of
curdl ed mil k etc
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Ferrum phos Coli c at m enstrual peri ods, wi
i ng of the face and q ui ck ened p ulse
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TWE L VE T ISS UE RE ME D I E S
TH E
to
o ne
week
Mor e th a n
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ye ar
ago
i t was
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ascerta i ned
that the
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m menced i n Ilse r ig i d g roi n and t hence spread o ve r th e w hole
N at r u m m l” was gi ve n , th e atta ck yi el d ed i mmediate l y a nd
ll
e
n
era
y co
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bd o me n
t h ough h e h as had
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se ve ral
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th rea te ni ngs , h e has h ad no c l ic
CONCUSS I ON OF THE
Kal i ph
si n ce
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H
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BRA IN
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theni c con di ti ons dil ated pupils d epresd on
of fu ncti on of the b rai n cel l s resu l ti n g fro m conc ussi on
—
F e rrum phos Febri l e di sturbances depen di ng thereon
—
Magn esia ph os When opti cal i l lusi ons accom pa n y
—
Cal carea phos
As an i n te rcu rrent so m etim es an d wi th
n um b sensati ons
—
Natrum snl ph
C hroni c eff ects of fal ls and b l ows on hea d
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CONST I P AT I ON
NOT E — No
purging need be resorted to Consti pa ti on
occurs freq uentl y i n conseq uence of some pri m ary d isturbance
The proper rem ed y wi ll
L o o k for the sym pto ms of this
mak e the bowel s move
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Kal i mun
Consti pati on acco m pani ed b y a w h i te coated
tongu e al so w hen fat and pastry d isagree
Torpid l iver
li ght c o lo red stoo ls thro ugh w ant of b i l e fro m sl uggi sh l iver
Kal i phos — S tool s dark bro wn streak ed wi th yel l o wish
r
l
f
u
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d
een
m
c
P
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et
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con
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on
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ect
m
co
on
s
r
i
u
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g
—
Natrum mun Torn b l eedi ng sm art i ng fee li ng after stool
Consti pati on wi th m uch i ntes ti nal w eak ness, and when aris
ing from w ant of m oisture
Dryness of the m u co us li ni ngs of
the bowe ls wi th watery secreti ons in the oth er parts ; watery
vomi ti ng watery e yes excess of sali va i n the m ou th or on the
tongue Dro wsi ness and wa terbrash S tools are h ard, dr y
Hemor
A cco m pa ni ed b y headache
and d ifli cnl t to pass
Proctalgia Pai n in abd om in al ri ngs
rhoida l consti pa ti on
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Consti pa ti on of flesh y peo p le especial l y those w i th weak
a
l
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hearts
F
w
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(
y)
—
Cal carea pho s
Costi ve h ard stoo l wi th bl ood especial l y
i n old people ass oc iated wi th me ntal d epressi on ve rti go and
hea dache
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O NST I P A T I O N
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I nabi li ty to expe l t he faeces
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Na
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Hab itu al consti pa
O bsti na te consti pa ti on
ti on wi th occasi onal a ttacks of di arrhcea i n young chi ldren
Thi s rem ed y is an adm irabl e la xati ve w hen adm i nistered wi th
the food of infants Dose 5 to 1 0 grai ns th ree ti mes dai ly for
a six m onths ol d ch i l d
—
Natru m sul ph
Hard k notty stoo ls streak ed wi th b l ood,
preceded and accom pa ni ed by sm arti ng at the an us ; difi cul t
expul si on of soft stool ; em issi on of feti d flatus i n large q ua n
ti ti es ( S trong )
—
F errum phos Consti pati on wi th heat i n the lo wer bo we l
—
caused b y aton y of m uscu lar fibres of i ntesti nes
Fen um
3 is i ndi cated i n obs ti nate consti pati on wi th pro l apsus an i
W
and p il es associa te d wi th anaemi a ; face pal e rea dil y fl ushi n ,
g
co l d ha nds and feet pal pi ta ti on persistent chil l i ness flatu
l ence and ful ness of ep igas tri um wi th grea t aversi on to m ea t
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al dso n
di et
D
on
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)
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Sil i cea Rectum seem s to have l ost the power of expul
Sore
e ccs reced e after havi ng been part l y expe l led
si on
ness, sti tch es and shooti ng pai n in an us Consti pati on asso
cisted wi th ch roni c scrofu l ous and suppu ra ti ve diseases Con
sti pati on of poo rl y no urished ch i ld ren wi t h pal e earth y face
COpious persp irat ion aro un d head accom pan yi ng paral yti c
Cal care a fl uor
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CL N C A L
C A SE S
o nst ipa t io n si nce bi rt h f last
The st oo l s were h ard and
C th ti cs h d f il ed
ch il d t h re e m on t h ago
d ry we re partia l l y e xpe l l d w i th much stra i n i ng and th e n reced ed i nto th e
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P
rectu m
S i l icea cured i n four d oses ta ke n n igh t and mo rn i ng
(
J oh nso n )
the pu pil of Hah ne m nn r l a tes a very remark bl e case of
Dr G m
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bo y set t r
The pa ti ent
ch ro nic co nst ipa ti on cured wi th N a l m m m a r
born o f sc o ful ous pa re nts has an id io tic brot her ; pa ti ent h i mself mute and
a l mos t
n i d io t
Th e poo r crea tu re su fl e re d wi th co nst i p t io n from b irt h
Woul d go t hree to fo ur week s wi thout stool After course o f N a tru m
ma
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t he co nst i pa ti on was en ti rely m r ed
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TWE L V E T ISS U E RE ME D I E S
T HE
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COUGH
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F e rrum pho
c te pai nfu l sh ort ti ckli ng co ugh
S hort so re ti ck li ng co ugh from irri tati on of the wi nd pi pe
S hort dry spasm odi c cough wi th fee li ng of soreness in the
l u ngs no expectorati on
Cough h ard and d ry wi th so ren ess
from col d
Cough wi th rattl in g of m u c us in chest w orse at
night
—
Kal i mun
L o u d noisy stom ach co ugh wi th grayish w h i te
ton gu e S hort ac ute and spasm odi c l ik e w hoop i ng cough
req ui res th is rem ed y
Noisy co ugh wi th protrud ed appear
Cro upy
ance of the eyes and w h i te or gray coa te d tongu e
hard co ugh Ch i ld grasps at throat d uri ng co ughi ng spell
Persi stent croupy l ike hoarseness Cough wi th th i ck mil ky
w hi te gl ue y al bumi noid phl egm Cough in consum pti on
wi th th ick m i lk y w hi te expectorati o n or wh i te coate d
tongu e
—
Kal i phos
Co ugh fr o m i rri tati on i n the trachea w hi ch
feel s sore E xpectorati o n th i c k ye ll ow sal ty and feti d chest
sore
Kal i sul ph — Co ugh w i th ye ll o w expect orati on or water y
matter Worse in a heated room or in the eveni ng Mu cus
sl i ps back an d is eneral l y sw all o w ed ; h ard hoarse co ugh l i k e
g
cro up, weary feel i ng i n the pharynx
—
Magnesia ph os True spasm odi c co ugh com i ng on in fits
paroxysms ; wi tho u t expectorati on spasm odi c cough at ni ght
wi th difli cul ty u po n l yi ng do wn W hoopi ng cough Pati ents
refe r the spasm to the
n
s are sore
f
the
th
r
a
t
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l
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t
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p
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from the strai n of coughi ng
I n d r y cough i n nervo us chil
d ren t hi s remed y shou l d al ways be thought of
Ca l c a rea fl uor — C o ugh wi th expectorati on o f ti n y ye ll o w
tough l um ps of m uc us Co ugh w i th ti ck l i ng and i rri tation
in the throat on l yi ng d o wn from e l on gati on of the u vul a or
droppi ng at the back of the throat
—
l
r
Ca ca ea phos
Cough wi th expecto rati on of al b um inous
ma tte r not watery I n cough of consu mpt i ves as an i n ter
current rem ed y S ufl ocati ve co ugh i n ch il dren better l yi ng
down
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TWE L VE T ISS UE RE ME D I E S
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Ca l carea
Fer m m
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U seful i f the forego i ng fail to act Sufio
Cal carea ph os
cati ve attacks on li fti ng up the ch il d from the cradl e After
n ursi ng after crying or bei ng raised from the cradl e breath
i ng ceases the head turns bac k ward the face is bl ue there is
”
fighti ng wi th han ds and feet ; after the attack grea t l axa ti on
B
ra
d
f
o
r
d
(
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Kal i p hos — I f treatm ent is del ayed til l the l ast stage syn
cope ; for ne rvo us prostra ti on pal e , li vi d countenance ; i n
al te rna ti o n wi th K al l ma r
Magnesi a phos — S pasm od ic cl osure of the wi n d pi pe S ud
d en shri l l voi ce ; suffocati ve co ugh
Cal carea sul ph — U sef ul after the exu dati on stage w hen
afte r the h ard m em b rane h as been so ftened
the re exi sts a
tough m ucus in the th roat causing m uch disco mf ort I t will
change the cro upo us to a catarrhal cough and when gi ven i n
seaso n wi ll som eti m es p revent exu dati on
suffi
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IN I C A L C A S E S
D R a boy wt 7 wh too k purious croup w hen th re was a sha rp
keen nort h east w i nd h vi ng h ad
fe w yea rs be fo re
ver y se vere a ttack of
true cr o up ; t h is past ut um n h ad g in
n attack w it h fe ve r and a l oud
b rking co ugh A ron nd l iver o f sul ph ur w h ich ha ve been recommen d ed
by so m ny uthors agai n t spurious croup prod uced no ch an g w hat ever
so t h t I
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usu l fo sever l d y s
T h e n i gh ts
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l ess w i th much co ugh i ng o ugh a nd ha rd
o t ha t h i
re l at i ves were ve r y
a n xio us
Th ere we e d ry h eat a nd grea t oppressi on present I exchanged
m y [ l epe r snip/r for Ka l i m u r a nd ga ve eve y t wo h ou rs a ful l d ose A fte r
a f w d oses th e cou h beca me l oose l o t co m l t e ly t h e ba rk i n
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t he w h o l o f t h e fol l o w i ng n i gh t my l i tt l pa t i n t sl ept q u ietl y so tha t o n
th
fol l o wi ng mo rn i ng h a wok
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to get u p q u it e livel y a nd we ll
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Ferru m ph
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the body wan de ring d el iri um wi th m utteri ng ; froth y
tongue De l irium trem ens Chi ef rem ed y; i f i t does no good
A
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z plws
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—
Kali phos
De li ri um trem ens ; the ho rro rs of drun kards
fear sl eepl essn es s rest l essness and suspi ci ousness ram bli ng
tal k en d eavors to grasp or avoid im agi nary objects and
i m ages
G i ve al te rnate l y wi th N a tru m mu r as th is rem ed y
restores the nor mal consi ste n c y of the b rai n su b st an ce w hi ch
is distu rbed i n th is di sease
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C L INI C A L C A S E S
I w s co n u l ted by the rela ti ves o f m n su fie ring from d el i ri um t em en
I ord ered N atr u m ma r A com pl ete cu re fol l owed speed il y N atru m m a r
is th e pri nci pal rem ed y as d el iri um treme ns is caused by a d ist ur ba nce o f
t h e bala nce of t h m olecu les of th e N a l m m m a r a nd mo lecu l s f water i n
some port i on o f th e brain
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Ferrum ph os —
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Teeth ing troubl es wi th feve rishness fl ushed
e yes dilated pu pils and ex tre m e restlessness
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Magnesi a ph
Convu l si ons i n teethi ng wi tho ut fev er i n
al terna ti on wi th Fer m m
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Ca carea ph os
The ch ief re m ed y i n teethi ng d isord ers
If the y appear too late i t shou l d be gi ven to h asten d evel op
m ent I t is the rem ed y for troubl esome ail m ents d uri ng den
ti ti on E speciall y usefu l i n flabby e maci ated ch i l d ren wi th
open posterior fonta ne l les Chil d d oes not l earn to wal k or
forgets to wal k and l oses flesh
Has a sp utteri ng pus l ik e
diarrh e a and vomi ti ng
Natrum mur — Where there is m u ch dri bb l i ng or flo w of
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Ca ca ea am
Th is rem ed y al so great l y faci li tates d enti
ti on Vo mi ti ng d uri ng d enti ti on Mal n u tri ti on of the bones
especi all y the teeth
S pasm s com menci ng by hol di ng
breath , i ncessant cryi ng and m om enta ry l oss of consci ousness
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IN I C A L
CASE S
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omiti ng of food a nd d ri nk d uri ng d en ti ti on u nd ige sted d ia rh wa
curd l ed mi l k wi th
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C hil d 1 8 mo nths ol d ; ho t skin ch eek s hi ghl y fl ush ed spark
l i ng ey es pu pils d il ated
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cfl ect th e chi l d going t o sl eep sh ort l y afte ta k i ng i t
nd t h ch eeks b ecom
i ng much l ess fl ush ed
A fe w re pe ti ti o ns of t he remed y e nt i rel y removed
all th e d en ta l i rri tati on
( Wild e )
I have had many cases o f that troubl esome affect ion with ch il d ren that I
h ave easi l y cu red wi th M agma M03 a nd Ca le phos
For t he be ne fit of
you ng pract i ti oners I w ill ad d th t I ge nerall y prevent t he recurre nce o f
that t ro ubl e b y trea ti ng th e m o th e r i n th e fo l l o wi n g m an ne r : A s soo n as I
see on e of m y re gul ar pa ti e nts h a vin g rea ch ed t h e fift h or sixt h mo nth of
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DIA B E TE S
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Na trum un Pol yuria ;
ME L L ITUS
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nquenchab l e th irst ; e maci ati on
l oss of sleep and appeti te ; gr ea t d ebil ity and d espon d ency
—
Na tru m sul ph
Th is is the ch ief rem ed y Sch ussl er gi ves
as a speci al reason for i ts use defi cie ncy of the pancreatic secre
tion
Kal i mun
Great weakn ess
E xcessive and suga ry uri ne
an d so m nol ence
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Kal i ph os
The sym pto ms for wh i ch th is rem ed y m ust be
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l essness an d vo raci ous h u nge r ; i t esta b l ishes no rmal functi on
w hi ch
of the m ed ul l a ob l o ngata and pneu m ogastri c ne rve
latter acts on the d igesti on or stomach and on the l u ngs
—
F errum ph os Diabetes when there is a q ui ck ened pulse
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meats or greasy food
be ne ficial for the very
i m por ta nt f ct th at i t ov er wo rks th e l i ver ca uses a d efi cie ncy and conse
q u nt th icke ni ng of bi le nd mucus and som eti mes a cr ystal lizati on o f
ch o l es teri n i n t h e g l l d uct w h ich gi v ri se t o sy m toms ca l led h e a ti c col i c
p
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j au nd ice o r b il io us head ch e
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I NI C A L
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cm
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this case
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o mmunicated to h i m fr om
nd o ne i n w h i ch an I t l i a n d octo empl oy ed su ccessfu l l y N ah u m
Scotl n d
T h e d etai ls re wa n ting
su lph i n d i b tes
I h ve had occasio n to t reat ma ny cases of that afl ectio n tha t I co nsid e r
T h e tre tm nt th at has al wa ys succeed ed w ith me ha s
of
ne rv us origi n
i nva ria bl y bee n N a l m m salph a nd Mag nesi a phos 6: trit ; t h e l engt h of
trea tme nt h as been from fort y e i gh t h ours to a wee k ; ne d ose of a h of
th ese m l ts in l tern tion e v y h o u
( B A d e C i l h ol M D )
Mrs M aged 4 2 con ul ting m e d ecl ared that sh e passed nearl y fou r
n ty J nr h ou r ; i t
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I cured that d isease i n t h ree mo nt hs wi th Nat sulph N a t
o na n i m us )
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I had to fi gh t ag i nst H aving see n her three ye rs af te r th e cu re was per
f et an d no si gn o f rela pse
( E A d e Ca il ho l M D )
n t ices
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Diarrhma from a rel axed sta te of the vi l li
F erru m ph
or absorbents of the i ntesti nes n o t tak i ng up the usual am ou nt
S tool s of u n di gested food brought on by a chil l
of m oistu re
begi n n i ng wi th fever P rolapsus rec ti
Pai n non in termi t
tent Diarrhcea copious watery su dden painfu l often ac
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com mni ed by vom i ti ng
(
m ucous green and frequen t ; chi ld rol ls its
stoo ls wa ter y
head an d groans ; face pinched eyes h alf opened ; uri ne
pul se and respi rati on quick ened starti n g in sl eep
scanty
S tool s u n di gested ; the ski n is hot and d ry and the re is thi rst
Denti ti on
—
Di arrh e a after fatty food pastry etc
E vacu
Kal i mun
ati ons l ight col ored pa l e ye ll o w och re or c l ay co l o red st ools
e yell ow ochre
Di arrh e a i n typhoi d fever ; stool s li k e pm
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hite or sl i my stools wi th the characteristic whi te coati ng
of the tongue Stools bloody or sli my
—
Kali phos Fou l d iarrh e a often acco m panied by other
d iseases to heal the cond itions causi ng putri d evacuations
D iarrh e a of strong od or occasioned by fri ght and other si mi
lar causes D iarrh e a with de pression and exhausti on of the
nerves with or without pai n
E vacuation s li k e ri ce water
Prola psus recti Tympani tes S tool s putri d li k e ri ce water
blood y carrion li k e od or Noisy offe nsive flatus Profuse
pai n less and i mperative st ool while eati ng followed by unsat
isfied urgi ng
R ectu m burns and feels sore ; prola psed
—
Natrum mun
Diarrh e a with watery sli my frothy stools
Transparen t glairy sli me excessive use of salt
N a tr u m
The
ma r is chiefly used for ch ronic di arrh e a of chil dren
emaciation of the nec k the greasy appearan ce of the face and
the peculiar d esires and aversions furn ish the lea di ng ind ica
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coati
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of
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(
bu bbl es of saliva on tip
—
Itchi ng sore and raw anus Stools white
Nat rum p hos
or green from d efi cie nt bi le Diarrhe a cause d by e xcess of
acidity : stools sou r sm elli ng green with yellow cream y coat
Vo miting of sour flui d curd y masses Sum
i ng of tongue
mer d iarrh e a conn ected with a lack of digestive power in
which the stools are either cl ay colored or habitually greeni sh
A lso wh ere there is h abitual co nstipatio n wi th occasio nal at
tacks of diarrh e a i n you ng chil dren
Jel l y li k e mass es of
mucus pai nful strai ni ng coagulated casei n scanty and fre
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e a from bad m ethods i n feed i ng
quen t
uilbe
D
iarrh
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—
D iarrh e a ; stools watery dark bilious or
Natru m sul ph
of gree n bile
This is on e of the m ost freque n tly i nd i cated
remed ies in cases of ch ron ic di arrh e a where the loose morn
The flatulen t sym ptoms
ing stool is the lead i ng sym ptom
are v ery characteristic but n ot n ecessa ri ly presen t Aggrava
ti on in d am p wea the r G reen d iarrh e a i n scarlati na W art
li ke eruptio ns on arms and between thi ghs Ch ro nic hered i
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TWE LVE T i ssus R E M E DI E S
TH E
metime afte r rising and moving
d iarrh e a co mi ng
Chron ic
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t
—
Kal i sul ph Diarrh e a yel low sli my or watery purule nt
stools Yellow coati ng of tongu e especi ally at root Symp
toms of cholera cramps etc B lack thi n ofl ensive stools
—
Diarrh e a purulen t mi xed with blood
Calcarea sulph
with cl ay colored tongue I n typhus ; from maple sugar and
cha nge of weather
—
D iarrhe a i n teethi ng chil d ren as an in ter
Calcarea phos
curre nt or alternate remed y I n tercurren tly i n consum pti on
of the bowels One of our most valuable remedi es for the
diarrh e a of scrof ulous and rachitic chil dren Green sli my
u ndigested d iarrhe a S tool is hot watery profuse offensive
noisy an d S pu tteri ng
—
o
Magnesia ph s S tools watery expelled wi th force with
gripin g pai ns i n the bowels flatu l en t colic relieved by draw
Vomiti ng and M
i ng up the limbs or hot applications
p
Pai n at i ntervals
i n calves of legs
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smelling after vac
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distend ed abd om en
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C L I NI C A L C A S E S
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i d i rrh e a in ol d mai d e t 7 5 of y ear sta ndi ng cured by Fen rm:
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(
p
coonm nied wi th
orn i ng d i arrh e a o n r is i ng ; su dd en u rgi ng gush i ng
N atru m suIM cm
T he stoo l pl a tt ers al l o ve r the vessel
fla t u l nce
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A n o l d m n was a ttack ed b y a se vere v om i ti ng a nd d ia rrh e a aeco m
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Kal i phos is specifi c g i nst ch ol e ra ( Schiissl r )
case o f ch ro n i c d iarr h e a of two years st nd i ng
Dr Go u llo n rel te.
c u re d wi th Ctr/( a r msulph
S t oo ls of m u hy co n i te nce c a ted t ngu
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Th e fo llo wi ng
abo u t two mo nth ol d
ey es tu rned u p
tongue
co nstant rol li ng o f t h e h ead
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Calcarea
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fl uor
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pi pe through mism anagem en t give this rem ed y and Ca lcar ea
pleas alternately
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Di phtheritic exu dation spread i ng to the
Cal re
trachea S uch a co mpli cation is very rare whe n the Tiss ue
R em ed ies are used excl usively A white speck or patch re
mai ns after the mai n exu dation has come off
—
Ka l i phos I n the well mark ed mal ign an t gangren ous
conditi on pati en t exhausted prostrate A lso for the after
efl ects of diphtheria su ch as w eak n ess o f sight nasal speech
or paralysis i n any part of the bod y squi n ti ng etc T he putrid
character is well marked as seen by the putri d-smelli ng od or
from mou th
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Natrum mun D iphtheria if the face be puffy and pale with
h eavy drowsiness ; watery stools, flow of saliva or vomiti ng of
watery flui d Dryness of the tongue stertorous b rea thi ng etc
The use of N atru m ma r must be d iscon ti n u ed with the dis
appearance of these sym ptoms
—
Natrum ph os
D iphthe ritic throat falsely so called ( not
true) when the tonsils are covered with a yell ow creamy
coati ng and the back part of the roof of the mou th looks
creamy yellow ; the coati ng of t he tongue is moist creamy or
gol d colored
Natrum sulph —I n d i phth eria as an i ntercurre nt rem ed y
where there is vomiti ng of gree n matter or water and the
peculia r welli ng u p of mucus from the stomach
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U nder no ci rcumstances shoul d other rem edi es
such as lim e water
carboli c aci d iced water etc
be used
along with these remed ies be cause they may i nterfere wi th
the prope r action of these salts ( Sch ii ssl er)
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I NI C A L C A SE S
Fu ll y dev l oped ca e f di phth ria wi th t h ch racterist ic
l gement to nsils u v ula nd nt i re sof t pal ate were covered
d i phth i ti xu d ti n Degl u ti ti o n w s atte nd ed wi th great
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p i d w i th th e u tmost e ffor t and th ere was ex ceedi ng prostrat ion
Kal i mur e very two h ours Th e fol l ow i ng d ay th ere w a ma rk ed im
pro vement and i n fo ur da ys ev ery v estige o f th e throa t troubl e had d is p
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Last sum me r I had a case of d i phth e i a that was a li tt l e out of th e usual
I s w th e case o n Saturd y Jul y 21 I t l ooke d li k e a si mpl e ul cer
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sh e w as no t be tt er i n th e af ternoo n t o l e t me k n o w
I fou nd her qui te
abo u t f our o c lock sh e and h er fa th er we re at my om
ce
f ver ish a nd h er speech co nsi d erabl y m uffl ed
I exa mined her th roat ca re
f u ll y a nd fo u n d a d i sti nct gra y ish pa tch o n e ch ton sil
I no w prescri bed
Fem m phos and Kal i mm i n al t erna ti o n
Abo u t n i ne o cl ock I call e d
a nd fou nd tha t she was ev i den tl y no t r li e ved i n an y wa y w ha t ever
Sh e
I th ought
now com p la i ne d of so me th i ng co nti n ua ll y com i ng i nto h er th roa t
perhaps i t was waterbrash and gave a fe w doses of N atru m phos bu t to no
Th e next morn i ng
effect
Co nti n ued t he fi rst re med i es th rou gh th e nig ht
much wo rse Th e me mbrane had sp read co nsi d erab l y a nd th e to nsi ls w ere
much e nla rge d Th ri si ng o f m ucu s i n the th roa t co nt i n ued
Saw h er
th ree ti mes on S unday Gave h er l o wer po tenci es Le f t h er t n ight on 3 x
M onda y morn i ng th e mo th er met me wi th tears i n h r ey es an d wan ted to
k now i f I had not bet ter cal l ano ther phy si ci n Fou nd her v ery ill i nd eed
I t fl ashed upon me th t t h e co nsta nt wel li ng up o f mucus i n th e th roat is a
I conseq uent l y gave i t al one i n the zoo B SI
sympt om o f Natr u m sulplo
T ) po tency nd i n a few h ou rs th e re was a d eci ded ch ange for th e bett er
I n a few da ys sh e was w ell
(E H H )
I n fou rt ee n ca ses of d i phth eria t he bi och em i c measu res l ef t no th i ng bette
t o be desi red Kal i m a r rap i d l y ma k i ng a cha nge the w h i ti sh gray e x ud e
ti on bei ng d i mi ni shed sh ri vel l in g and comin g away wi th the ga gl e a nd
mo u th wash mad w i th Kal i ma n al so occasi on a l d oses o f Ferm m pkos
I n th ree cases the pa ti e n ts l abored u nd er
Th e t re tmen t wo rk ed spl end i d l y
prost rat i on from t he fi rst and Kal i pli es h ad to b gi ven i ntercurre nt ly ; i n
In
two cases N atr u m mm al t ernat el y w i th Ka l i m u r th e c h ie f remedy
t h l tt er cases th e re ex i st ed co nsi d erab l e ru n ni ng of sal i v a h ea v y d rowsi
No seco nda ry affec tio ns resu l ted such as freq ue n t l y
ness a nd wa tery st oo l
ar ise u nd e r o rd i na ry t rea tment as pa ral ysi s d efecti ve vi sio n or ne uralgi a
(M D W )
Ca se from t h e practi ce of Sc h u ssl er : I n a v illage a few mil es f om t h e
town o f Ol de nberg a ch i l d was ta k en ill wi th d i phth eria w h ich at a n earl y
Th e ch il d was trea ted
icated b y a n fl ecti o n o f th la ry n x
stage was co m w
by the ord i nary me thod a nd d ied A l most a t th e sam t i m e ch il d of an
sa me co m
othe r f m il y i h th e v i ll g e was att ack ed b y d i phth eri a wi th th
pli cation Th e fa th r of t he latt er ch il d cam e to m I prescri bed Kal i
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TWE L V E
T HE
R E M E D IE S
T l SS U E
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di phth eria ( m ligna ) wh ere every k no w n re medy fail ed Ka l i phos
e ff ec ted su bsi
a nd Ka l i m a r wi th a nd some t i mes wi th o ut N a tr u m m a
de nce of malign i ty nd h aste ned the cure
I n pa ra l ysi s af ter d i phth eri a I k n o w o f no be tte r reme dy th an Kal i m y
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Yo ung l ady wi th s re th roa t t o nsils swo lle n mode ra tel y and q ui te red
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e ve ry three h urs fo
a d y and a hal f
a l i tt l e fe ve ri h
th e n paused be ing be tt er Became w orse and se nt for me Di phth er i tic
Fem m
as befo re
The ne xt
membran c vered th e rig ht t ons il
d ay th e membr n e was n ea rl y al l gon e sw el l i ng a nd red ness w e e be tter
Th e fo ll o wi ng d ay on l y a sl ight
Co n ti nued p rescri pti o n e very four ho u rs
v estige of the membrane remai ned M ed i ci ne gi ven l ess of ten and the next
day was perfect l y well
gli t ni ng fl u h ed ey es red ch eeks tonsi ls
a Boy a t 5 febri le state
nd sw ll n espec ia l l y t he rig ht o n w h i ch was a tuf tlik e ex uda t i on
red
ne q uarter i nc h i n d i amet e r ha ngi ng d ow n the
about i ts ce ntre and abo u t
f ti d brea th
upper atta chm e nt l oo k i ng b lack is h next t o t h e to nsil
Fm
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The ne xt d ay the tonsil was cl ear b ut si mil ar x uda ti o n ap
ed o n the posteri o wa ll o f t he phary nx ; cont i nu d t h e same rem edy
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( J C M orga n M D
H ab nm a ns i a n Mo el /aly vo l v ii )
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When it occurs in nervous su bjects who , wi thout havi ng
any active sym ptoms of d yspepsia d o not well assim ilate the
Ca l mrea pbos I X given after
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T I ONS
DR OP S I CAL AFFE C
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D ropsy arisi ng from heart liver or ki d ney affec
ti ons whe n the prom i ne nt characteri stic sym ptoms of this
remed y are prese nt D ropsy from obstruction of bile d ucts
There is gen erall y a whi te
and en la rge m en t of the liver
coate d tongue Dropsy from weak n ess of the h eart ( i n alter
D ropsy with palpitatio n Dropsy
natio n with K a l z plum)
i n whi ch the liqui d drawn o ff is whitish or white mucus is
deposited i n the uri ne Persisten t white coati ng on the
tongue H ydrocele
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DYSE NTE RY
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Kal i
I ntense pa i n i n the abd ome n cutti ng as from
k nives ca lls to stool eve ry few m in u tes wi th te nesm us ex
tortin g cri es purgi ng with sl im y san ious stools
I n m ost
cases this remedy with Fer r u m films cures
Fet t um p hos — I f aff ection begi ns with violent feve r this
with the foregoi ng remed y usually sufiices for a cure If
pai n is depe nden t on i n flammation mak i ng no i ntervals and
i ncreased by pressure Never u seful if te nesm us is presen t
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Ka i phos Whe n the stool co nsi sts of blood only and the
patie n t becomes delirious abd omen swoll en or whe n stools
have a pu tri d odor Putri d very offe nsive stools an d grea t
dryn ess of the to ngue Prolapsus recti Te nesmus after
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with co nsta nt d esire to pass water and go to stool Pains in
rectum with every stool as from a prolonged spasm of muscles
Calcarea sul ph — Stoo ls purulen t sanious ( mix ed with
blood ) especially i n cases th at persist af ter K a b ma r
Natrum sulph — I f biliou s sym ptoms are presen t
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I NI C A L
CASES
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po rts case o f dyse nt ry w h i ch was grea tl y elie ve d
Tu rni ng i nto b ili ous d i arrh e a N atr u m sulpk
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be nd f ward nd t h nl y li f b t i ned w s f om hot w te Mam
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well nd th st o ls
we e g o wi ng l f eq u nt b ut th p i n w i ncreasi ng bei ng so se vere
T h pa in
to
use f i nt i ng
So m t h i ng h d t be d n e i f I h el d my ca
bdom n w ve y severe m e i n r ct um tha n bdo m n
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li k p o l ng d pa m f th muscl empl yed i n defe
Th t e nes mu w
A hypo
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Mag nes fil ms i n h t w t
ca ti o n
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Wh en d uri ng puberty the pa ti en t has not
N ym pho
been careful w ith conseq uent dysm enorrhe a
man ia L a bor li k e pai ns before and d uri ng ca tam eni a wi th
vi olent backache vert igo sexu al exci te men t and throbb i ng
hea dache
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F erru m p hos Pai n at the month l y peri ods w ith fl ushed
fa ce and q u ic k pu lse wi th vom i ti ng of u n digested food so m e
ti m es aci d tast e To be taken al so as a preventi ve bef ore the
peri ods if these sym ptom s are rec urre nt E xcessi ve co ngest ion
at the m onthl y pe ri od s b lood bright red , the vagi na d ry and
sensi ti ve
—
Kal i phos G reat pai n at the time of menses i n pal e la ch
rymose irri tab l e sensi ti ve fe ma l es
—
Magne sia phos The ch ief rem edy i n ordi nary cases of
menstrual col ic pain fu l m enst ruati on or pai n prece di ng the
flow Warm th is sooth i ng ; neural gi c cramping pai ns worse
Membranous dysmenorrhe a
by m otion
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Menses scanty an d dar k preced ed by frontal
Natrum mur
h eadaches ; ofte n subject to l eve r b l isters on l ips and d uri ng
su mm er to urti cari o us er u pti o ns
Sore burn ing i n vagi na
Al so
and cu tti ng bu rn i ng i n the w om b
G reat m el ancho ly
too profuse and too earl y wi th b ursti ng headache and ft c
quent shi veri ng
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Natrum snl ph
W i th co l ic menses acrid P inch ing i n
abd om en, earl y i n the m orn i ng Viol en t ep istax is V ul vi tis
Trem bli ng or twi tch ing of th e h ands and languor of feet
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Si li cea W i th great cold ness I cy co l d ness of the w hol e
body from the commence ment of the flo w Vagi na sensit i ve
Ca l care a
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TWE L VE T ISSU E RE ME D I E S
T HE
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of t h e flo w w h ich wo uld co nfi ne h r to bed
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well i n e v ry ot h r way Seve ral ten grai n po wd e rs f F m m Mai n to be
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n igh t be fo e re t i i ng d u i ng th e n e xt i nt rva l w i t h a h t
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J T K nt r ports a case f d ysme norrh e a o f ye rs ta nd i ng cure d b y
Ca lm rea Mos i n two m onth s — H om opath ic M ysfa a n 884
Dr R D B el d i ng ( N Y 5 1 M M ) repo rts case f d y m no rrh cca of
y ears stand ing ch racte ized by pai n n d sor ness i n left h ypochond ri um
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d ose brought on a free flow The pai n usual l y lasted several h ou rs previous
to flo wi ng
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q ue nt months wi th good effect and the pati ent fi na l l y cu red Dr Da vis
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t ouch o f h er cl o th i ng was u nbea rab l e
T h e menst rua l pa i ns were cramp
l i ke w it h se vere be i ng d o w n i n t he h ypogastrium a nd m ost e vere after
t h e fl o w co mme nced
When t he sufferi ng was most i nt nse a sha rp sh oot
i ng pai n would e xte nd from t he h ypoga tri u m to the pi gastri um fol l owed
by a sensat i o n as i f so m th i ng were flo wi ng up to th e stomach nd immre
d ia te ly su cceed ed by a vo mit ing o f b i le o fro th y acid substa nces so met i mes
Th e vo mi ti ng wou l d rel ie ve th e pa i n ful d ist ress of the
stre a ked wit h bl ood
stom ch w he n t he u teri n e pa i ns wo u l d be i ncreased a nd so me ti mes co n
A h ea d ache at fi rst ge neral soon settle d over
ti nne for t we nty fo ur hou rs
W hen th e head ache wa se v
th e l ef t eye
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fi o n o f t h e Ka l i fl oor was co mpa ati ve l y
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T HE
TW E L V E T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
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ensi ti veness and the gen eral m mic and debi li tated
cond iti on of the pati ent Deafness from i nfl amm atory acti on
or supp ura t ion w he n the re are cu tt ing pai ns, tension throb
b ing or heat t i n ni tus auri um fro m excessi ve flow of b l ood to
the part I n flammati on of the drum especi al ly when the
m em brane is dry and i ts vesse l s en gorged Diffuse inflam
m ati on of the exter nal aud i tory canal and acu te affecti ons o f
m iddl e ea r
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on s of E ustach ia n
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For earache afte r exposure to co l d or wet I ha ve no
better re med y ( R S Cope land )
—
Kal i mur
E arache wi th w h i te or gray furred ton gu e a nd
swe ll i n
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t ubes swe l l crac ki ng no ise in the ear w hen swa l l owin g Deaf
ness from swe l l i ng o f the E ustach ian tubes I t is also the
princi pal re m edy for deafn ess fro m swe ll i ng of the exte rnal
ea r
Deafness wi th swel li ng of the gl an ds or cra ck i ng no ises
on b lowi ng the nose to ngue w h ite Ch ronic d erma ti tis
Mo ist exfo l ia ti on o f the epi the li al l aye r of the tym pan nm
I n ul cerat ions w he re pus is wh itis h ; gran ular con di ti ons of
m ea t us and of m e mbrana tym pani ; excessive gran u l ati ons
On e of the m ost efl ective rem ed ies we ha ve eve r used fo r
ch roni c ca tarrh a l i nflam ma ti o n of the m iddl e ear especiall y
‘
the fo rm d esi gna ted prol ife rous
Stufly se nsat ion subj ec ti ve
so u nd s d eafness naso phar n eal obstr uc ti on gra n u l ar phar
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hastens repair
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Ka l i ma r is ch iefl y sui ted to the secon d o r l ater stages of
catarrhal states of the naso ph arynx an d E ustachian tu be
wh i ch by conti nu i ty of the m u cous m embrane exten d to the
cav i ty of the m idd le ear itse lf The co n d i ti on of the phary nx
as seen b y sim pl e i nspecti on is tha t o f a ”
l i kened mucous
membr a ne wi th infl am mat ion present i n su bacu te or chron i c
form and usual l y cente ri ng aro u n d the fol li cles gi v i ng a
coarse l y gran ular appearan ce to the surface I t is not so
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m uch an i n tensel y red m e m brane as one pal er in appearance
w h ich i n dicates its use as i f the m ore acti ve h ypertrophi c
con di ti on w ere passi ng over i n to a l ess acti ve or passi ve
The p resen ce of sm al l spots of wh i tish exu
atroph i c sta te
da ti on woul d be a furth er i n d icati on for its se l ection and also
the con di ti on of the ton gu e if coated wh ite or gray The
a ccom pa n yi n
n
asal con d i ti on 15 cha racter iz ed b y swel l i ng of
g
the l i ni ng m em brane obstru cti on and th ick ye ll o dis
charge or l ater on by th ick w h i tish m ucu s I ts use i s said
to l essen suscepti b i l i t y to these ca tarrha l states
Th is sam e cond it ion extend i ng up i nto the E ustach ian
tu be gi ves rise to su ch th ic ken in g of the l ini ng me mb rane
th at the t u be for a ti m e is part ial ly and som et imes w ho l ly
occ l ud ed The aural sym ptom s resul ti ng fro m th is cond iti on
of the t ube are w e l l u n d erstood consist ing o f d ea fness of v ary
i ng d egree su bject i ve n o ises i n correspon d in g d egree and
those som eti m es startl i ng and disagr eeab le snapp ings i n the
car w h i ch arise fro m the sud d en partial open i ng of the t ube
d uri ng degl uti tion w hereby the air is al low ed to rush forc ibl y
th ro ugh the tube i nto the tym pan i c cavi ty re li evi n g th us the
partial vacu u m w h ich al ways ensues w hen the tym panum
beco m es a cl osed ca vi ty and rariflcati on of the co n tai n ed air
tak es place Of course if spec u lar e xam i nat io n be m ade at
su ch ti m es m o re or l ess retra cti o n of the tym pa ni c m em brane
wil l be v isi bl e I n th is co nd i ti on of the t ube the re m ed y
appl i es l ess to those sta tes w h i ch are rece n t an d acu te th an to
thei r l ater efl ects or to the l ess acti ve form s of i nfla mm ation
from the ou tset and its acti on is sa i d to be greate r u pon the
E ustach ian tube of the right sid e th an upon that of the l eft
I n the tym mnic cavi ty i tse lf th e process of slo w prol ifera
ti on w i th i ntersti tial th ick en in g and conseq uent slo wl y pro
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out pain seem s to con sti tu te the i n d i ca ti on for th is re m ed y
I t is al so especia l ly usefu l at the term i na ti on of m ore acti ve
and pai nf u l at tac ks to c l ear u p the re m ai n s of i nflam m at i on
i ts evi l effect i n i n d uci ng
s i bl e
and prevent
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T W E L V E T ISS U E
T HE
ME m E S
RE
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nen t ch anges in the d e l i cate struct ures co n tai ned wi thi n the
tym pan ic cavi ty I n su ppurat ive d isease of the car this
re m ed y is l ess fr eq uent l y req u ire d th an for the ca tarrh al pr o
cess bu t i n cases whe re gran ulat ion is excessive it is som e
t im es employed to chec k the ex ube rance of the ir gro wth and
favo r reso l u tio n w h i l e i ts useful n ess at the te rm i na ti on of
supp urati ve a ttack s i n the m i dd l e ear h as been fo u n d very
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con
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sti tu te on e of the ir ch i ef da nge rs
F i nall y i n the extern al car the use of th is rem ed y has
been h i therto com parati vel y i n freq uent i ts i n d i cat ions be i ng
ch iefl y a d ry and scal y pro l iferati on of the epid ermi s of the
exter nal m eatus wi th tend enc y to atroph y of the wall s A
swo ll en con di ti on of the gl a n ds abo ut the car t he angl e of the
w
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My o wn experi ence wi th Ka l r ma r has been l argely con
fin ed to ch ronic catarrhal con di ti ons of the mi dd l e ear and
aft e r k eep i ng a caref ul reco rd of i ts act ion i n nearl y two h u n
d red of these cases in pri vate practi ce I am conv inced that it
is one of the m ost usefu l agen ts we pos es i n the ir trea tm ent
I t wi l l even aid us effic ient ly i n ho l di ng in check ma n y o f
those i nve terate cases of years stan d i ng w hi ch go persist entl y
fr om bad to wo rse u pon the sl ightest provocati on and w hich
no man l i vi ng can hope to cure I ts m ost sa tisfactory resul m
are obt ai ned i n those cases w h i ch may have been grad ual ly
progressing for m on ths or even for two or three years b ut
w h ich h ave not yet gi ven rise to those per manent tissu e
changes w h ich are sure to fo l l ow in the l ate r co urse of the
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thi ck en ing and narro wi ng of the m ea tus and th in flak y d is
charge from ear
K a l i mu r favors the openi ng of the E ustach ian tu be
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Af ter i ts use i nfl ati on beco mes easy
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Natrum
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Deaf ness from swel l i ng of the tym pan i c
ca vi ty w ith wate ry con di ti ons Roari ng i n the ears tongue
cove red w ith bubb les sal iva profuse etc Catarrh of tym
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t ive i nflam mation of the m i dd l e ear w hen the dis
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Si li cea
t he E ustach ian t ubes an d of the ca vi ty of th e tym pa n um
Mas
E xte rnal ear i nflam ed sw e l l i ng of the external m eatus
tu id d isease ( see c l i n i cal case be low) Oversensi ti ve to noise
i
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Natrum phos
On e ea r red
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ltu l freq ue nt ly itch y acco m pa n ied b y gastri c derangem en t
1 111 l ac id ity
Disch arge of pus from ears
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E arache as if so m eth i ng w ere forc i ng i ts
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This co nd iti o n w hi ch gre w rapidl y worse co nti nued for fo rty e i gh t h ours
wh e n th phy sic ia n was c l led and fou nd th e fol lo w ing co nd i tio n : T he
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pa i n was pa ro xy smal t he re was a se nsat i o n o f a pl ug i n the e
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se nsi ti ve to ma n i pul a ti o n
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I mpro vement
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Remed y d isco nti nued i n forty ei gh t hours
Mrs
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be trou b l ed wi t h p i n nd noi ses i n t h e l e ft ar aggrav ted grea tl y a t t he
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some p o no u nced
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Fo the l ast six m o nth t h re h as be n n o fu rt h er pai n o n l e ft i d e
b ut d ea fness i s co nsta nt
Th e righ t sid e i now begi n n i ng t o beco me d eaf
b u t wi t h no pa i n a nd no noi es
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sid e for sev e ral mo nt hs
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at t h e same ti me
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have been troubl esome
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d uct ion and best o n t he righ t sid e by ai r co nd ucti on
and d epressed
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This case was enti re l y cured ( W P Weasel
d ay t wo d oses w ere taken
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Dr S tanley W il d e re ports a case of oti tis exte rua
wi t h subseq uent ot orrh ma a nd d ea fness t he latter resisti ng several reme
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h ea ri ng 4 i n Ka l i ma r 3 1: stopped t he d isch arge a nd th e h eari ng became
no rmal
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mo nths , wh o had a di sch arge from on e ear o f an i ch o ro us th in o ffensi ve
ch aracte r pr od uci ng a n eru pti o n w h erever t h e pus ca me i n contact wit h
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came i nto my ofli ce to see
A no th er case of oti t i s ca tarrh al is i nte rn us
Th is case was t he most
me after spen d i n g ove r $600 w i th th e regul ars
Th e ma n was a t l l sl i m
re mark ab l e th at I e ve r wi t nessed o r t reated
sa ngu i ne ne rv o u speci men o f th e gen us homo rud e i l l i terate back wood s
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cl e n si ng t h e t u mo r w i t h E uca l yp t u
I t re ted th e w o u nd eve ry d y pu tt i ng h i m und er th e
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i n fl ue nce o f S il icea a d ose very t wo h o u
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T hi s case was pro nou nced ho pel ess by several
was w ell
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I t is no w t h ree years since t hi s case was d i scha rged , and at th e expi rati on
of t wo y ears I h eard tha t th ere had bee n no recurren ce o f any tro ubl e w ha t
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f om th e cu re w h i le the ca th eter co ul d have been b u t an aid o nl y especial l y
wh en the permanence of t he relief i s co nsi d ered
I n cl osi ng my rem k s u po n the use o f Kal i m a r i n t h ese au ral d i seases
I w i ll si mpl y state th t my experience agrees wi th t he observati o n of o th ers
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ows record s a case of d istress
i ng an d freq ue ntl y recurri ng fro nta l h ead ach e wh ich seemed traceabl e to
ch ro n ic mi d d l e ea r su ppu rati o n
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U ri n ary D iso rd e rs
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P IL E P SY
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The specific or the ch ief rem ed y i n thi s di s
ease espec ial l y w hen i t occurs wi th or after the suppressi on
of er upti ons
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K a li mun a l rcu m is
P I L E PSY
1 95
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the tissue re medies too easil y
overl oo k ed I ts de l i cate afi n ity for the n erve centres mak es
it a sl ow acti ng rem edy
I nasm uch as the ph ysi c ian too
frequentl y see ks pal l iati on i n ep il epsy it is not general l y em
pl oyed l ong en ough W ithou t d oubt i t preserves the fibrin
facto r and prev ents a tissu e m etam orphosi s
Th is he be
li eves, shoul d be the t herape u ti c aim i n treati ng thi s disease
I t is si m ple en ough to reli eve a fit for i t is in i tse lf se lf li m i t
ing
The real object is to overco m e the m orbi d degen erati on
The protoplasm ic fibres are sure l y strengt hened by Kali mu m
and such a con d i ti on ten ds to preserve the b rai n i ntegri ty
When the brai n -ce l ls are properl y nourished the y can wi th
sta n d the i rri tati on of the senso ry fibri l l m w h ich surro u n d
This be ing d one, we ha ve mad e the first ad vance
them
toward the rem oval of the cause of the disease Wh il e he
does not m ak e the cl ai m of any speci fic and w h ile he admi ts
the di ffi cul ty i n cu ri ng th is terribl e disease the wri ter s
record boo k gi ves m uch su bsta ntia ti on of the abov e state
”—
une 1 5, 1 8 9 7
m ent
Tke Clzmq ue J
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a
ph
K li
os
E p i lepsy or ep il epti c fits wi th su nk en counte
n ance co l dness and pal pita tion after the fit
—
Magnesi a ph os E pi lepti c fits someti mes the resu l t of
vi ci ous h ab its wh i ch m ust be restra i ned
—
F errum ph os E pilepti c fits wi th rush of b l ood to h ead
—
Natru m ph os
Is freq uentl y useful as an al te rnati n g
rem ed y and for i ntesti n al i rri ta ti on ( wo rms et c )
—
Sil i cea Nocturnal epi l epsy especiall y abo ut the tim e of
the new m oon ; feel i ng of cold ness before the atta ck , spasm s
spread from the so l ar p l exu s upw a rd
E xal ted su scepti b il it y
to nerv ous sti m ul i wi th exhausted con di ti on of the nerves
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Dr C C F Wach end orf re ports th case o f a
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A tta cks nearl y l wa ys pre ced e d
a nd burni ng i n th
by frigh t o r fea r N ux S af e and A rsm i m m w ere each tried i n tu n but
The n Kal i mar 6 was prescribed on t he i ndi cati o n E pil epsy
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med icin e to keep u p i ts acti n
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occasio nal d oses o f the
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A l ad y a t 3 2 marri ed o ne ch i ld 6 yea rs ol d has had spasms si nce th e
bi rth o f t he ch i ld eve ry few d ays nd ver y severe d u ri ng t he me nses
t we nt y fo ur h ours a t a ti me and fro m a fe w m omen ts to a n h our a pa rt
th ese con t i nu i ng t h ree to si x d a ys the n eve ry tw o to f our d ays i n th e i a
The w oma n was sh ort bui l d h eavy set sh ort nec k round
t eri m o f me nses
fu l l abd o me n red fl ushed face sangui nob il io ua temperamen t a nd o f rat he r
mil d d isposi tio n H ead ach e l l t h e ti me i n tem pl es a nd ba ck o f h ead as
well as constant heat o n top of h ead ; also severe pa in i n the l umbar regi on
an d across sacrum n umb feel i ng i n l o we l im bs an d co ld clammy pe rspi r
"
Physi cian s h ad pro nounced her case epil epsy
t io n ove r th w h ol e bod y
W ithout regard to d iagnosis or former treat
caused by u terine trou b l e
men t by l l o path i c medi cation I at o nce g ve her Cal m rm films a nd Kati
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t wo h ours d uri ng th e fi rst two d a ys of the men ses
fi rst ti me I saw her she was appa re ntl y w el l in every way and became
l
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use o f th e Ca l a
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a nd w as gr d ual l y paa i ng i nto a state o f epi l epsy
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o f October 1 888 Kal i ( Alon six po wd ers
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F errum pho
Rose and e rysi pe l ato us i nflammations of the
sk in for the fever and pai n and severe sym pto m s of i nfl amma
ti on
—
Vesi cu lar erysipe las ; the ch i ef rem ed y E ry
Kal i mur
si pe l as bul l osum
—
B l isteri ng v arie ty to facil i tate the fal l i ng ofi
Kal i sul ph
of scabs
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E rysipel as ; sm ooth red sh i n y ti ngl ing or
Natrum ph os
pai nful sw el l i ng of the sk i n I nfil trated infl amma ti on of the
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wi th sever e pai n wi thou t m ucus or matter
Conj u nc ti va
conges ted and w i th a sensa ti on as i f grai ns of san d were
u n d er the eyel i ds vision di m l etters b l ur w hil e read i ng even
though the refracti on be norm al or if any error exi sts and is
correcte d by lenses or w he re t here is an i nsuffic iency of the
i nte rna l recti m usc l es so far as can be determi ned
Photo
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phob ia worse fro m artifici al l ights
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Dr Robert Cooper reports as ha vi ng observe d th ree ti m es
th at a stye appeared on the l owe r l id of the right eye in
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m brane and surpass es A ramta in the m ajori ty
of acu te superfic ial i nflamma ti on s of the eye
I n ret i ni tis
wi th great en gorgem ent of the reti nal vessels I t has been
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fou n d of great se rvi ce
H
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Kal i mur
Afl ecti 0 n s of the eye wi th d ischarge of w h i te
m ucus or yellow-greeni sh matt er (al so K a l i sulph
Feel i ng
Yel low puru l ent scabs on the l i ds spec ks
of san d i n the eyes
of ma tte r
B liste rs on cornea I nflammat ion of the iris
S uperfi ci al fla t ul cer arisi ng from a vesicl e Reti n i tis Paren
chyma tous k e rat i ti s
Of great use even i n the earl y stage
“
I n di finse intersti ti al k erati tis i n wh ich the co rnea is flecked
over a large ext ent of i ts surface wi th l ight deposits, w e hav e
fou nd i t of great va l ue
I n d ee d we be l i eve i t wi l l pro ve to
posse ss a speci fic i nfl uence over many of the pathol ogi cal
ch anges i n that orga n I n chroni c abscess of the co rnea it has
been foun d to do good (H C Fren ch M D )
I n the N ari /z A merica n j ou r na l of H omwopa tlzy Sept 1 8 8 5
p 1 4 Dr Geo S Norton wri tes of the use of t his rem ed y i n
ul cerati on of the co rnea
He has fou n d i t usefu l i n ul cers of
a c l earl y astheni c ty pe i nflamma ti ons of a l ow d egree te d i ou s
cases re dness of the conj uncti va is not excessi ve Photopho
bia pai n and lach rym ati o n are very m od erate or absent en
tit el y A ny part of the com es may be the seat of the ul cer
b ut it is l iab l e to begi n at the peri phery and spread to the
centre The base of the u l cer is di rty w hi te or yel lo w of ten
vasc ul ar and surro un di ng i nflamm ati o n is very mark ed d is
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ch arge m oderate and of whi te m ucus ; som eti m es there is
p urul ent i nfil trati on exten di ng between the layers of the cor
nea ( on yx ) or i nto the anteri or ch am ber ( h ypopyon ) b ut even
then i t is asth enic S om eti m es the disease appears m ore li ke
an abscess b rea ki n
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ton
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wil l usuall y have a thi n w h ite coa ti ng ( See Cl i ni cal Cases )
Ca tara ct after Ca le fl uor Dr No rton conimun i catas to us the
foll owi ng : K a l z ma r i s especi al l y adapted to the non vascu
l ar vari ety of parench ym atou s infl amma ti on of the com es
u
r
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ri ety ; ther e may be so m e photophob ia an d l achry m ati on b ut
)
never excessi ve as under Ca le films The pai ns are not d is
ti ncti ve, b ut are al ways m od e rate
Red n ess is p resen t but is
never expressi ve b right red or fiery Trachoma
—
Kal i phos
E yesi ght weak fr om an exha usted con di ti on of
the system after di phtheri a S e nsati on of san d or sti c ks m the
eyes Soreness of e yebal l s and edges of l ids B urni ng in eyes
as if ful l of sm ok e
E yes tw itch beco me b l urred b lack spots
before eyes Photophob ia E xc ited stari ng appearance of
the eyes a sym ptom of ner vous disturbances d uri ng the
coum of a disease ; droopi ng of the eye l ids strab ismus not
Muscul ar and aeco m
spasm odi c sq uinti ng afte r di phthe ri a
mod ati ve asthenopia and i ncoordi nat i on of the oc ul ar m usc l es
especi al l y from d efecti ve i nerv ati on ( H C F
)
Kal i sul ph — E ye l ids covered wi th yel l ow c rusts disch arge
from eyes yel l ow or greenish ma tt er ye ll ow purul ent sl im e
o r ye l l ow watery secreti ons
Ca taract di mness of crystal l ine
l ens ( N ai r mu n )
Ophthal mia neona tor um thi n ye ll ow or
sa n io us di schar ge wi th c l ose l y ad herent m em b rane on the
pal pebral conjun cti va I t is useful where other rem edi es
fai l
We have fo un d K a l i m lplz a val uabl e agent in abscess
of the cor nea and superi o r to K a l i ma r i n case s of pus i n the
anter i or cham ber ( h ypopyon ) tw o or th ree cases of w hi ch
un d er th is rem ed y ( 3 x) al one ha ve c l eared u p wi th grati fyi n g
prom ptn ess ( H C Fren ch M D )
—
Magnesi a phos Droopi ng of the e yel id afl ecti ons of the
eyes wi th sensi ti veness to l ight or contracted pu pils, visi on
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20 0
TW E L V E T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
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ees sparks co lors before the e yes twi tch i ng of eye
l ids spasm odi c sq u i ntin g d ul ness of v isi on fro m weak ness of
optic ner ve strabism us D ipl opi a su praorbi tal n eu ralgia
H yperaesthesia of the reti na wi th flashes
re l ieve d b y w arm th
of l ight and b lac k spec ks before e ye s w i th gen e ral ner vous
exci tab il ity ( H C F ) Reti ni tis pigm entosa ( R S C )
Cil iary neural gi a has been freq uent l y c ured wi th th is rem ed y
—
Natrum mur
Asthenop ia m uscu lar ; the m ost i m portant
rem ed y
B l ister on co rn ea, discharge of cl ear m ucus fro m
e yes or flo w of tears wi th obstructi on of teard ucts n e uralgi c
pai ns pe riod i ca l ly retu rni ng wi th flow of tears E yes water
secreti on ca uses scal d i ng of ski n or er u pti on of sma l l vesi cl es ;
l
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th ick ened and red Wh ite spots on the co rnea The eye
may al so be syri nge d with a so l u ti on of th is rem ed y extern
al l y dail y
The m ol ecul es of the sal t w h ich rem ai n on the
spot ca use b y t he i r h ygroscop i c na tu re a grad ual m o isteni ng
an d absorp ti on of the spot
I nc ipient
Cil iary neu ral gia
ca tara ct
I ri tis Na tr ma r is m ost sui table where the
h um ors of the eyeball are i ncreased i n quanti ty th us causi ng
”
i n ternal pr essure
I s of possibl e val ue i n glaucoma
R
(
S C)
—
Natrum ph os
Discharge of go l d en yel l ow cream y matter
Hy
Con j un ct i vi tis wi th disch arge of ye ll ow cr eam y ma tt er
n
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ti on s of the to ngue palate presence of aci d risi ngs etc
B urni ng l achrym ati on eyes bl oodshot Dim si ght as if a
vei l w ere be fore the e yes Scroful o us ophthal m ia ; sq ui nti ng
cause d by in testi nal i rri ta ti on w orm s etc
Ophthal mia i n
newborn i nfants ; also exter nal l y as a wash
Oph t hal mi a
profuse cream y sti ck y secreti on and d im visi on especiall y in
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ol d w o m en ; al so w hen accom pa n i ed b y d iarrh e a
)
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Sees sparks be fore e yes Boring pai ns in the e yes of rheu
m ati c origi n
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Natru m sul ph
Pai n ove r e yes G ran ular co nj uncti vi tis
No rem edy Gr aph
Photophob ia i n sc roful ous ophth al mi a
ztes possi b l y ex cepted has su ch te rri b l e sensi ti ve
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n um ber of cases I n one case of seni l e catara ct w here it was
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use d there certai nl y was grea t i m provem ent i n si ght
R
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S Copela n d Prof Ophthal m ol ogy, U n iversi ty of Michi gan )
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C L IN I C A L
CASE S
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o o wi ng cases w ere furnish ed fo r t h is ed it ion by Dr T M Stewart
of C i nci n na t i
1
Weak chi ld 2 years of age th in sk ull fontanell es open so ft cataract
o f l ef t eye
Cal arrt a fl uofi ca 6 x ; i n th ree mo nths ex ami na tio n sh o wed a n
terio r fo n ta nel le cl osed and chi ld much improved i n ge nera l hea l th
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o owi ng tro ublesome symptoms no t entire l y rel ieved by weari ng
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bl owi ng o n eyes afte r use of gl asses
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t h e w h ol e o f i ts su rface o f th ree mo nths d u ra tio n ; pa t ient co u l d o nl y co u nt
fi ngers ; some pa i n sl ight pho tophob ia an d red ness pupil d il tes sl o wl y
u nd er A l mp b u t q uickl y co nt racts agai n
A u m m mur Ci nnaba r wi th
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i ng from ph l ycte n ul a r kerati ti ; i n spi te o f a l l t rea t men t i t had stead il y i n
Kal i ma r The ul cer began at once
c reased : co rn a ha y a rou nd ul cer
to h eal a nd i n two weeks al l i n fla m m to ry sy mptom had d isappeared
U lcer o f the cor nea from t h e s me ca use as the above al so a rapi d l y ia
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i nsti l la tion
H ypopyo n disappeared and i n t wenty four hours a rapi d t e
cova y foll o w ed u nd e r Ka l i mu r
Mrs B L fro m C
ca me to me o n acco unt o f a sw el l i ng on righ t
e ye w h ich appeared sud d enl y
A specialist had ad vi sed operat ion ; t he pa l
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Mrs M N aged 46 was sen t to me for treatment o n May 9 1 892 by Dr
Boerick e wit h k erat itis i n vol v i ng t he l o wer nasal th i rd o f t h e l ft co rnea
T he i n a mmati o n h ad e xist ed since th e previ o us Ch ri st mas and had bee n
subj ect ed to ri goro us al l opa th i c trea t m en t
wi th no i mpro vem e nt Th e
e ntire bul bar a nd pa l pe b ral co nj un ct i va w as i nt e nsel y i nfl amed
The cor
n ea l surface was vascular
wi th a d eci d ed ri ng of l eucocy tes ro und th e
bord er of the cornea l i mited by th e d iseased area Th ere was a d ense ir
regular wh i te o a ci ty reach i n
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T he cl o ud ed terri tory re ached t o t he a xi s of
v i io n
S h e co uld wi th d i ffi cul ty discern l arge obj ec ts o n the temporal si d e
b ut had no cen tral vi sion
O n May 9th sh e was put o n Kal i m a r 3 x eve ry
t h ree h ours
The re was a marked i mpro vement d uri ng the fi rst twenty
fo ur h ours and an astr ingent w hi ch h ad bee n gi ven for the co nj unct ivi tis
was red uced i n po w er a nd fre que ncy a nd fi nal l y d isco nt i nued
After t h e
se ven th d ay the Kal i ma r was gi ven i n t h e 6 x every fou r h o urs a nd was
so conti nued u p to th e d y o f d ischar e
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d isa ppe red and i t i s safe t pred ict cornpl ete rest ora ti on o f vi si on i n a
f ew weeks u nd er Ka l i m a r
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C h i l d a t 8 wi th opaci ty o f both corn ea wi th fresh ul ce ra ti on and so me
i nfil trati o n no red ness T he ul cerati o n h eal ed a nd th e i n fil trati o n sp
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t o i t i mproved u nd er th is remed y rapid l y
I t ma y b e t h t Kal i ma r w i l l be fo u nd usef ul i n cases o f cl ear ul cerati on
a nd abse nce of i n fil trat i o n
t ri l
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A gi rl had o n t he l ower ed ge of th e l eft co m es a l i t tl e b l ister f om
wh ic h a bund l e of smal l veins r n Feel i ng of a nd i n t h e eye E d ges of
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Ka l i mun i nte rna lly and external ly eve ry si x hours
e ye l id
are scabby
for t h ree d ys cured th e co nea i n te n d a y s a nd i n t h ree we ek s t h e se urfi
h e had h ad for t wo y ears had nearl y d isa p
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RE ME D IE S
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w he n s a stud e nt I spe nt my h ol id ays at S i mbach w i th my gra nd paren ts
Th i pe rso n compl i ned o f co nsta nt b urn ing sensatio n i n h r ey es causi ng
a co nt i nued flo w o f sma rt i ng t ears
T his commenced at e ight o cl ock in
Du ring th e nigh t it was bet ter Sh e
t h m o r ni ng and l asted ti l l su nse t
had much t h i rst b ut l i ttl e appe t ite
E xte rnall y t h e co nj un ct iva pal peb ra
ru m was i n
ch ro n i c stat o f i n fla mmat io n
O n ea ch i d e o f th e nose th ere
w ere exco riation and em ma of the ski n ca used by the flow o f acrid t ears
l a ch rymosa w e d i l ated
b ut t h e t ear—
Th e pu t
d u ct s we re unobstructed
I hesitated wheth er I shou ld gi ve N a l m m ma r or A rsen ic: b ut Dr Schiiss
Ier s speci al me nti o n o f N a tr um m a r i n regard t o t h w e ex cessi ve la ch
ryma l secreti o ns d ete rmi ned m y cho i ce
nd I gave N a l m m m a r i n wa ter
d ay I n th ree w eek s th e sym pt o ms al l gr eatl y
o ne te spoonful th ree t i me
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I have h ithert o onl y gi ven N al r u m films i n scroful ous subj ects and only
O ne case was pa r
th en wh e n my ol d remed i s Cal ca rra m rb etc fai l ed
t icu l arl y stri ki ng o n acco u nt of i ts bei ng cure d so rapi d l y
I n Ma y last a
l i t tl e gi l wt 8 was bro ugh t to me wh o suffered fro m se vere co nj unct ivi ti s
wi th grea t d read o f l igh t She h ad been treated for some time by an ord i
na ry pract i ti o ner b ut wi th ou t efl ect
I ascertai ned th at h er ye aff ct i on
d a ted from th e ti me she h ad h d measles some yea rs pre vi ou s Cal a rca m s
a nd oth er m ed ici nes pr o ved i neff ec tual
Th e e nl arge ments o f t he gla nd s
of th e neck a nd t he crea m y secreti on of th e eye l id s l ed me to try N al n mc
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bl ood shot for a week and that t he visi on had bee n stead il y
faili ng fo r fi ve d ays
E xa m i na ti on o f th e eye sho wed mod erate ph otoph o
bia l ach rymati on co nj unct ival red ness a nd ci l ia ry i nj ect io n
T he cornea
was very ha y appeari ng l i ke grou nd gl ass t h ro ugh out i ts w h ol e ex tent
T he visi o n was red uced to
bu t was not vascu la r ; t h e surface was cl ear
co un ti ng fi nge rs si x i nch es from t h e eye
T h e h i stor y of th e case tho ugh
sy h i litic o ri i n
r po i nted t o ward a strumous r t her th an
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U nd e th is treatment
was i nsti ll ed and Kal i m m: was gi ve n i nte rnal l y
August
al o ne he stead i l y a nd ra pid l y i mpro ved u nti l h e was di sch a rged
1 9th wi t h vi sio n 53 O n D ecembe r ayi b h e was agai n see n w h en t h e vi si o n
B ut t h e d isease was ma k i ng
i n t h e ri gh t eye was fou nd t o be perfect
its appea ra nce i n th l e ft eye s e vi d nced b y m od erate i nfl am matory ymp
toms and co rnea h a y at th e o u ter ed ge
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b
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co u nt i n g fi ngers
Kal i ma 6 whe n the sth nic type of th e d isease soo n ch anged and the
i n fl ammat o ry sympto ms rapid l y abated fte r w h ich und e Kal i ma r l one
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Professo r s word s
H is prescri pti on was i btassi a m
After havi ng h ad t h e prescripti o n mad e up t h ree ti mes a nd usi ng
iod id e
W ith her
it stead il y , sh e fel t no impro vement , a nd was quite i nco nsola bl e
righ t eye sh e sa w no thin g ; al l seemed smok e and mi st ; a nd the other eye
was becoming wea ker an d we ake r f ro m mo nth to mon th
E xter nal exa m
i na tion show ed the co nj un c ti va i ntact, as also th e com es i ris, et c
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I in
t o sprea d from th e vi treou s h u mor over th e back gro und of th e eye
trod uced the rays of l igh t i n diffe re nt d irectio ns a nd b y th i s means I was
bet ter abl e to obtai n si gh t of the retina I t appeared d im and misty, the
I n some pl aces t h ere
ve i ns were cl early see n formi ng a d ark net wo rk
were i nd isti nctl y d efined spots, some larger t han oth ers appea ri ng to me
T he arteries were scarcel y visi bl e
li k e th e resid ue of ext r avasa ted bl ood
and see med to me pal e a nd more co ntracted tha n i n the nor mal co n d iti on
The necessary t h era peutic trea tme nt cl earl y i nd ica ted to me was to prod uce
abo rt io n o f t h e exud ed su bstance , th is be i ng t h e ca use o f the d ul ness of
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Accord ing to P ro fessor Ro thmund s opi ni on , i nfl amma ti on of t he
si gh t
re ti na al w ays arises i n th e co nnecti ve ti ssue and as th is e xud ed su bsta nce
appears o f a coagula ted nature , wh ich no d oub t is fibr i nous and , as i s wel l
k nown , can be h ypert rophi ed . a nd is capabl e o f fatt y d ege nerati o n, I fo und
t hat o f th e remed ies I coul d th i nk o f th e most suita b l e seemed to be Kal i
I now ga ve the woman eigh t powd ers each co ntai ni ng two centi
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A fort ni ght aft er , th e pa ti e nt
tab l espoon fu l to be ta ke n nigh t a nd morni ng
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I d on t th i nk I am any wo rse Pl ease gi ve me some
came back . sayi ng.
"
S he rece i ved a d oz en wi th the same d i recti o ns
more of those po wd ers
One m orn i ng sh e ca ll ed q uite ea rl y , and told me i n great gl ee tha t o n ri si ng
-sash q u ite d isti nct l y
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sh e sa id
a l i ma r was con t i nued
ca n see prett y w el l th ro ugh th e mis t
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i n small d oses, and i n fou r mo nths h er sigh t was rest ored
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L e ft eye much i n amed , ph ot ophobia ,
Girl , mt 1 6 recurri ng k erati tis
sl i gh t hazi ness o f th e co rn ea and tra versed wi t h red vessel s ; zo nul ar red
ness
6 0 1m m pkos 3 x co mpl e tel y rest or ed th e pat ie nt I have never
fo un d i t of any u se w h ere th e pal pe b ral conj u nct i va was much e ngorged
for l i fe ,
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Bookkeeper se t 28 Overstrai ned eyes
Feel l ike chil bla ins must
wi pe them ofte n and pul l at the lashes I s emmetropic though can read
No I 5 at fif tee n feet with d i mcul ty f om bl urri ng o f th e l etters not i mpr oved
by glasses A ca nd l e h eld twd ve i nch es seems d oubl e and t he l e ft i mage
is seen wi th th e ri gh t eye h e nce h e has asth e no pia from paresis of the i a
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N a tru m m a r
cure d
ter nal rec ti muscl es
( T 13 A l le n )
Th e late Dr Ka fka record s a c se o f i ncessant lachrymat io n of th e ri gh t
eye ca used by exposure to a stro ng n o rt h wi nd and d epend en t o n h yper
N atr u m m a r cured i n four
a
e mi c obst ruction o f th e l ch rym l passages
weeks a nd was eq uall y e ffi cacio us wh e n o n later occasi o ns t he tro ubl e re
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I MP L E
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FE V E RS S IMPL E
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S pec i al F eve rs
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ph os
F errum
Catarrhal feve rs wi th qui ck ened pulse
Feverishness i n all stages al l i nflammato ry fevers rheu mati c
etc the ch ief rem ed y
The m ost benefi cial resu l ts h ave
been obtai ned fro m its use in the preven ti on of trau mati c
S ynochal fev ers Chil l every day at x P M Dry
fever
hea t of pal ms face throat and chest
—
Kal i mun W i th consti pa ti o n and a th ic k w hi te fur on the
tongu e Ca tarrhal fever great ch il li ness the l east col d ai r
ch il l s him th rough has to si t cl ose to the fire to k eep warm
an d st i l l is ch i ll y
Better covered u p i n bed ( Holb rook )
—
When the bl ood hea t rises i n the eveni ng it
Kal i sul ph
assi sts in prod uci ng pe rsp ira ti on and w ar m coveri n gs sho ul d
frequ en tl y be appl ied and thi s rem ed y given very freq uen tl y
Al so fevers from bl ood poison i ng
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pu lse , nervous exc ite m ent or great w eak ness and d e
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pressi on I n fevers of l ow type d ry m ou th sord es on the
teeth and del irium thi s rem ed y has prod uced the gran dest
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C L IN I C A L
M
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C A SE S
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h il e i n a state of perspirati n
3 8 , t k a chil l
He su fl ered i n c nse uence fr m teari ng pains i n th e li m s , n ises i n the
ears .
th d u l n ess o f heari n g a nd fr nta l head ach e
h ese pa i ns e re ac
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l th ou gh he ha d ni gh t swea ts th ey br ough t no
com panied b y feve r ;
rel i e f
T he appe ti te was poor and th e to ngu e covere d wi th a w hi te coating
I gave a smal l qu anti ty of Kal i mar i n water every two h ours A rapid
t
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Al
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p
Pe spiration
stage the pati e nt rece i ved S il i cea t wo d oses d ail y fo a w e k
a nd o n th e re ppea r nce of th is the res t o f th e
o f fee t was re esta b l is h ed
ai l me n ts l e fi h i m and hea l th was q u i t e rest ored
( P rom Sch ii ssl er )
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Dr G H Mart i n reports a case o f hi gh fe ver
g
l a meness i n muscl es head a ch e nd d imi nish ed appeti te i n w h ich b e pre
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T WE L VE
r rssna R an am
m
bed Fem m pb os t ax wh ich d id no good th e pa tie nt
fo l l ow i ng d ay tha t h i symptom s w e e w or e
Fer m m phos
t he n pre sc ri bed ca used
n i mmed i te i mpro ve m nt
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F I STUL A I N
Ca lm r ea
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x and S zl zaea 3 x a d ose
th ree ti mes a d ay al terna ted every wee k is the treatm ent rec
ommend ed b y Dr C R F l eu ry
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Pai nful abscess es abo ut the an us in cases
Ca ca ea u ph
P usl ik e discharge from bo we ls
of fis tul a
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To prev ent the re formation of new stones
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Magnesia phos S pasms from ga l l stones
Cal carea
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GASTR I C DE RA NGE ME NTS
C o m pa re V
Ferrmn
o m i ti ng
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ph
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ai n swe l l i ng ten d er ness at the pi t of the
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Dyspepsia
sto m ach e speci al l y if vo mi ti ng of food occ urs
wi th fl ushed hot face epigastrium tender to to uch I n d i
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fl ushi n g of the face or vo m i ti ng of u nd ige sted food the
ton gue be ing c l ea n I n di gesti on fro m re laxed con di ti on o f
the m uscul ar walls of the sto mach b l ood vesse ls wi th b ur ni ng
ten de rness fl ushed face and pain afte r taki ng food F latu
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col d i n ch il dren if p ressure aggrav ates the pai n S tom ach
ache fro m chil l wi th l oose ev ac ua ti ons ca used b y i nsu ffici ent
abso rpti on of m o i st ure from a rel axed con di ti on of the vi l l i
L oss of appeti te di sgust for m il k after eati ng, nausea and
vomi ti ng of food the vo mited matte rs are very sou r ; can not
tak e acids herrings , m ea t or cofiee and cakes Som eti m es
vo mi ts m orni ngs befo re breakfast ; headache hamm eri ng in
the forehead and tem ples so th at she fears apopl exy Copi o us
menstruat ion eve ry wee k wi th ach i ng in the abd omen and
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T I SSUE RE M E D I E S
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no rel ief I n digesti on wi th spasm o di c cram py pai n
tongu e Painful constri cti on of the m uscl es of the coa t
of the stom ach toge the r w i th hot appl i cati ons
Convu lsi ve
h i cco ugh Mark ed disposi ti on to regurgi ta ti on i mm ediatel y
“
afte r ea ti ng
I n gastralgia magi c in e ffect often stoppin g
a cram pi ng con d i ti on of the stom ach w hen a l l other rem e di es
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fli
d
h ave fai l ed Col ic of horses
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Natrum
n digesti on wi th pai n an d water ga theri ng
i n the m ou th wi th vo m i ti ng of c l ear froth y wa ter or stri ngy
S tomach ache w i th m uch sali v a ga theri ng in th e
sal i v a
m outh ; waterbrash water y fl ui d com i ng up i n th roat not
aci d , o ft en acco m pani ed wi th consti pa ti on
Offensive breath
Raveno us h unger L oss of d esi re for sm o ki ng Vi o lent
th irst A versi on to bread Sour taste F eeli ng of grea t
wea kness and si nki ng at the pit of the stomach Red spots
on pi t of the sto m ach
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Natrum ph os
Ac idi ty so ur risi ngs excess of la cti c aci d
On risi ng in the
L o ss of appeti te i nd igesti on fe l t sl ightl y
morn ing the tongue has a th i n m oist coa ti ng a cream y d e
posi t at the back or as if raw or ye ll o w su gar had been
eaten F latu l en ce wi th sour risi ngs Gastric derangements
with symptoms of acidity Gastric u l ce rati on pai n and i ndi
r tas te i n the m o u th
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p
S to mach-ache w hen worm s are presen t accom pani ed
ri si ngs
U l ce ration o f the st omach pai n in one spot
by aci d risi ngs
after food and so m et i m e s so u r ri si ngs l oss of appeti te face
Heartb ur n and aci di ty
red and b l otche d yet not feve ri sh
vom iti ng of dark fl u id l ik e co ffee gr o unds
W aterbrash
N ah u m phos
Gastri c tro ub l es aft er e ati ng of fat food
causes the fat to beco me em ulsified
—
B il i ousness excess of b il e b i tte r taste i n
Natru m sul ph
the m o uth vom i t ing of b itte r fl uid greeni sh b rown or green
ish gra y tongu e or gr een ish d iarrhce a dark b ilio us stool s
headache gi dd in ess and lassi tu de
Gastri c derangements
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2
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wi th bi tt er taste
in
the m orn i ng
II
Sour e ructati ons heart
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,
Fla tu l ence becom es i ncarcerated i n sigm oi d flex
u re and ascen di ng co l on
prod u ci ng vi olent coli c wh i ch is
re li ev ed by k neadi ng and bor borygm us sti tch i ng pai ns i n the
l i ver
ar
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F
eb
a
nnot
be
t
ht
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N
A
H
C
L
g
j
(
cl oth i ng aroun d waist
—
A co urse of thi s rem ed y is useful in gas tri c
Cal carea p hos
fever as an in te rcu rrent
Pai n after eati ng even the sm all est
quanti ty of food Heartburn soreness of stomach on pressure
B itter
great craving for bacon ham salted and smoked meats
taste in m orni ng wi th heada che Dyspepsi a w ith pai n in
tem po rari l y rel ieved b y eati ng and raisi ng wi n d
stomach
Al m ost an i nfal li bl e rem ed y for excessi ve acc um ul at ion of
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ven
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ho
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lf
g
ti on of food Dyspepsia wi th much distress tem poraril y re
li ev ed by ea ti ng
—
Vo mi ti ng of un d igeste d food ; h icco ugh
Cal carea th an
fro m haw ki ng of m ucus weak eni ng and recurri ng d uri ng the
ceous
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ph Desi re for frui t tea claret and green so ur
vege tabl es G reat thirst and appeti te Nausea wi th ve rti go
Wh il e eati ng roof of m o uth so re b urni ng i n the sto m ach
—
Si l i cea I n d urations of the pyl orus Ch ron ic d yspepsia
wi th ac id eructati ons wi th heartburn and ch i ll i n ess Disgust
I ntol era nce of
for m eat an d warm food
E xtre m e h unger
al cohol i c st i m u la nts
Cal carea
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I NI C A L
C A SE S
ou
a nd o f n er v
s
.
te m pe ra me nt has
bee n
su ff er
o e r te n years wi th severe t tacks f ne ural gia o f t he sto mach Th e
o uld l ast from fo ur to ten h our and w ou ld co nsist o f a series o f
atta ck w
o
y
w
i
t
e n mi n u tes wi t h
correspo nd
f
h
ch wo u l d l ast fi v
sm
ea ch
r
a
x
p
i ng i nterval f re t bet w ee n
U p t th e ti m I sa w h e noth i ng had
H er su fferi ng was si mpl y terrib le
be n gi ven h r b u t pall ia ti ve t re tm e nt pri nci pal l y h ypod erm ics o f mor
i n g for
a
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e or
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a
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se w
h er
fi
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ha d
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r
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bee n sufferi ng
fo r
an
h
our
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I at on ce
a
v
e
g
V
T WE L
THE
12
T ISS UE R E ME D I E S
E
.
fi ve grai ns of Mag pbas 3 x i n h ot a te r , and repeat ed th e d ose eve ry
fifteen mi nutes Afte r the th ird d ose the pa i n abated Tha t att ack was
i n ten-grai n d oses a fter
co n q uered
the n pre scr bed t he sa me rem ed
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each
y
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a nd
t h ree
after
mild
at ta ck s sh e
,
has had
no
oubl e for
further t r
D W i nterset
S ud d en attac ks of d ea thl y si ckn ss t the st omach comi ng o n t no pa r
ne h our
t i ul a ti m
t
i
oo
e ven i n sl eep an d last i ng o ne half
t
e
r
e
p
pp
n
nd
v
F err u m phos cured
t
m
e
b
ous ( R ne R ec H am
t
i
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c
a
e
e
pp
over th ree years
.
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o n r a n ST OI A CH
Ca n aa n
Mr M
aged
38
h ad a
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years had been suii ering wi th h is st omach for se veral y ears H e
yel low coated to ngue and much ful ness and pressure t th e pi t of th e
st omach
He co ul d no t re me mbe r w he n h e d id not ha ve pai n i n t he
more or l ess
st omach
Hot d rin ks mad e hi m worse and he ne wer
was thi rsty
H is ski n was ge nerall y d ry a nd of te n hot and rough
an d
bd omen was cold to touch He had so me b ro nch ial irri ta tion I f h e
l
k
l
h
a
a
i
u
d
v
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c
i
n
s
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n
hi
w
o
o
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l
l
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s
s
t
m
a
c
h
c
h
u
ld
n
d
o
e
x
t
e
g
p
i nto th e bo wels
Kal i SW 3 1: was
A t ti mes h e wo u l d ha ve bl oa ti ng o f t h e abd omen
h
e
di
t
i
a
u
t
h
i
s
l
i
v
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a
a
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m
n
w
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s
bo
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n
f
w
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s
n
d
w
ee
k
s
i
e
e
e
v
g
g
Not bei ng used to this fo rm of med ici n e h was grea tl y ca n
was we l l
a
r
l
w
h
h
re
i
eved
O
A
P
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m
e
M
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w
as
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A n o fli cer suffe red for a l o ng ti me from pai ns i n t he a bd o men toge ther
wi th pressure and fu l ness i n the stomach and co nstipa tion Th e tongue
He had been trea ted for th ree w eeks b y a n
was coat d wi th a yel l o w sl ime
T he bo w els we re o co nsti pa ted that
al l opa t h wi th o ut any r sul t w ha te ver
Kal i w ipe 6 x
h e co ul d o n l y ha ve a pass ge by tak i ng a st o ng purgati ve
T he resul t was surprisi ng
th ree po wd ers i n wa ter d ose e very t wo h o u rs
n tu ral st oo l an d t he abd omi na l d is
Th e nex t mornin g the p ti en t had
I n two wee k s h e was e n ti rel y cu ed h vi ng ta ken
t re ss was ne l y all go ne
o nl y two powd e rs — Pop Z ei l Dec 1885
A fte t y i ng se ve ral reme d ies w i th
A you ng man w i t h ch roni c d yspepsia
o ut efl e ct I d iscov er ed i n th e mo ut h a t h i n y l l ow creamy coa ti ng on t h e
Th is i nd uced me to gi ve t he pa ti ent Natru m phos w h ich
soft pal at e
cu red h i m i n a sh o rt spa ce of ti me
( C Hg )
8 1 p 5 1 : W oman
Th e fol l o wi ng is a resu me fro m a case i n A H Z
Af te ea ti ng nausea vo mi t i ng o f
suffere d for fi ve years fro m d y sp psi a
food : th e vo m i t is so so u r t h at it se ts teeth o n ed ge ; ca nno t bea r sou r t h i ngs
V om iti ng appea rs i n th e morn ing and fte r ea t i ng cco mpa ni ed by ceph
H ammeri ng in th foreh ead nd templ es so viol ent tha t sh e fea rs
l al gia
M n trua tes e ve ry th ree wee ks w i t h pro fu se flo w Troub l d
apopl e xy
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sl eep d ist urb ed by a nxi o us d reams
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m pli es
to N a tr u m phos b ut th e to ta l i ty o f t h sym pto ms fa vo red M
1 88 2
Notes f o m l tt er to Sch iissl e r by d oct o r i n Pad erbo rn ( A 11 Z
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from vom i ti ng a nd i nd igesti o n more or l ess for f ourteen years had seen
ma ny d octors, a nd tak en m uch med i ci ne wi th o ut avai l
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He co n
ti nned an o the r ten d y s wi th th e same remed ies and re turned q ui te wel l
O n mak i ng speci al i nq ui ry i f he had no th i ng troubl i ng hi m h e said :
No
the o nl y th i ng I some ti mes t rou b l e my se l f abo ut is thi nk i ng a fter ta k ing
a ny k ind o f food
w h th e r i t w il l t ro ubl e me b ut i t ne ver d oes
H i cure
has proved permane nt
; i t is no w nea rl y two y ears
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Pati e nt wi th tr oubl eso me burni ng i n t h stomach a fter eati ng and con
tin ni ng u nti l next mea l ti me ; pai n d ve l ops o ne or t wo h ours af ter meals ;
t o ngue ligh t gra y no bad tast e no te nd erness bow el s regul ar st oo l s nor
mal no thirst th e b u ni ng was so trou bl eso m as t o k eep h i m a wake at
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E ve ry thi ng soured on his
st om ach breath so u r vo mi ted c u rd led mi lk , a nd so ur-sme l l i ng fl ui d s , green
stoo l al te rn ati ng w i t h co nst i pa t io n was t ro u b l ed wi th col ic w h i te-c oa ted
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yspepsia
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bowels
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i nact i ve st oo l s somet i mes l igh t col ored a nd at ti mes costi ve to ngue t hi ckl y
coated wi th a br o wn ish y el lo w ti nge b i t te r taste co nj un cti va bl uish w h it e
ski n wr i nkl ed a nd bo wels re tract ed
nd sh runk e n sh i vell ed a nd a pai n in
th e st omach of a b urni ng char cte r aft e r eati ng ; a nd f rom th e ge neral char
act er of t h e ca se assi mi lati o n was grea tl y
t faul t
Th e ma n h ad been
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and was at t he t ime ta ki ng A rg m l u m i n pil l form
from a
regular
t h ree d oses a d ay a nd had bee n for a year or more : all to n o pur pose ex
cep t t o haste n th e emaci ati o n
A fter surve y i ng the sit ua ti on a nd taki ng al l
cond i ti o ns I at on ce put hi m o n N a tr u m “ I f” 6 1 t h ree d oses
d ay bef ore
meals a nd Kal i plwr 6x as a nerve remed y Th ese t wo rem ed ies per fectl y
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week s he was a well man t he N a tru m snip/ correct i ng al l th e liver and
sto mach t ro u bl e a nd t h e Ka l i pli es bu i ld i ng u p t h e ne rve forces
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Sil i cea l n
scrof ul a i n d urati on an d sw el l i ng of gl an d s wi th or wi thou t
i nflamma ti on
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Cal carea phos
C h ro ni c en la rge m ent o f the gl an ds as an
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hard ness of the glan ds Chron ic adeni tis I n du rati on s in
capsular l igam ents of joints Knots and k ernel s i n the fem al e
breast Gangl ium tend i nosu m
—
F errum phos Ac ute stage of ad en itis
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N at ru m phos 3 x rel i eved pressure i n thi rtee n cases o f goi t re by ta k i ng a
In
d ose th ree ti mes a d ay ; pr essure was rel i eved i n fro m th ree to fi ve d ays
some i n sta nces a c ure was e ffected
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A sw el l i ng u nd er t h e ch i n t he si ze of a pigeo n s egg was co nsid erabl y
b ut sti l l th ere was i nd ura t io n ( ha rd ness ) wi th an
red uced by It a l r m u r
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watch wh en pressed cl ose to the ea r
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u ri d e o f l me i n th e t rea t me nt o f nd l e nt a nd l n g- last i ng gl and u
l ar e nlarg e me nts o f t he cervical l m ph at cs. a nd especial l y h e re t he ha rd
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H e th i nks th at simi lar resul ts might be
ob tai n d i n e nla rged b ronch ial a nd mese nte ric gland s
S uccess was ob ta i ned i n a n u mber of cases ; th e t hree fol l o wi ng are pre
se nted as ty pi cal exam l es of i ts act i o n :
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al tered
I n th ree weeks
( ala rm fl uori t e 5 1: was t h e n gi ve n on ce d ay
th e pa ti ent cl a i med
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sl i gh t d i mi nu t i o n a nd as t h is grad uall
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m ai ned o f t h e size o f h aze l nuts
T he pa tie nt t ho ugh t all f urth er t reatme nt
unnecessary and i mmed iatel y mar i ed
Th e t ime of treatme nt last ed fr om
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Apri l st h t o th e e nd o f No ve mber a relat i vel y sh ort t i me for s uch an i a
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obust y oung ma n o f t we nty years pre se nted i n th e righ t submax il lary
regi o n
i mmed i tel y und er th e j aw bone a co ngl ome rate of several h ard
l y mphati c gl nd s w h ich by the i r si ze h ad a very d efo rmi ng efl ec t upo n his
e nti re face: o ne at th e ed ge o f t h e si ze o f a ha el n u t was appare nt l y a bout
to suppu rate
Th e re mai nd e r were ha rd and p i nl ess ; t h ey ha d been not iced
si nce ch i ld hood th ough t h ey h ad a tta i ned t h e i r prese nt si e o nl y fou r or fi ve
yea rs ago S il im and Kal i ( b lom l um co n trol led th e suppurati on and Cal
ca rt a fl uo m l a i n al t e rn at i o n w i th th e Ckl om l e o/ po l asla w ere co nti nued
ac h po w d er d ai l y
Th e d i mi nuti o n i n size o f the gl a nd s was com
o ne of
ti n uou l y not i ceab l
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w om n of fi fty ye rs had ca rried f
f t h e size of
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21 8
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usual routi ne of rem edies, wi th sl ight be n efit or ag
gravation as the case m ight be was persisted in until th e
patient becam e discouraged an d di d nothi ng for two or three
T he
I obtai ned the following sym ptoms at m y first and onl y
interview with hi m : There w as a slight d ischarge of a thi n
d ischarge of prostatic flui d whil e strain i ng at stool ; there
was som e itchi ng an d a few m oist spots about the scrotu m ;
bowe ls constipated n early all the tim e the stool consisting of
hard lu mps evacuated only by grcat straining ; only at the
rarest intervals di d he have a loose st ool so me b urning in the
anus after stool Whereas the patient had fo rm erly been
always in good spirits he was now inclined to be very irri m
ble from the slightest cause and was frequently d espond en t
Th e se ual d esire was v ery wea k an d af ter coition he fel t as
if bruised He sai d that he took cold easily an d was then
l iable to a nightly cough
U pon the strength of thes e sym pto ms he recei ved
20 0
an d I never saw t he patient again A nu m ber of m onths
afterward anoth er d river on t he sam e car line cal led upon m e
for some of the med icine that cured M r
M r B a bright young clerk aged about 30 ca m e to consult
m e about his gleet which was the result of a badl y treated
gonorrh e a He had been through the regular course of treat
m ent pursued by al lopaths an d som e homceopathists He tol d
m e that the gonorrh e a ] d ischarge had been suppressed sev
eral ti m es by injections the last ti m e bei ng followed by a
right sharp attack of orchi tis which had lai d hi m up for a
n um ber of days He then tri ed a hom e opathic physician
who gave hi m a num ber of rem e dies without d eci ded benefit
an d th e n resort ed to m il d injections which were worse than
useless for they convert ed the re m nan ts of th e gon orrhma inhb
a gleet which had re mained unaffected by all
m ent
I foun d that the discharge was thi n and
slight in quantity
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d ischarge som eti m es bei ng tinged with blood The urine
was turbi d an d deposited a yellowish sa n d at ti m es He
coul d not hol d h is urine as long as form erly an d had to rise
once or twice at night to voi d it He also had a col d offen
sive perspiration of the feet and usually a general perspiration
of the whol e bod y every m orni ng He sai d that he felt tired
a ll of the ti me an d was d isinclined to d o any wor k that he
coul d possibly avoi d He was, li k e the form er patient very
sensi tive to the col d air an d too k col d easily ; his sl eep was
restl ee an d filled with frightful drea ms
In the m orni ng on
risi ng he e peri enced a sl ight d izzi ness
Decem ber 1 0
On the i 7 th he
200 was prescri bed
reported tha t the m edicine m ade hi m worse at first increasing
the discharge and ma king him u rinate oftener than before
S ac la c was given for two wee ks but the sy m pto ms rem ained
th e sam e day after day
Dece m ber 3 1 5 17 c m was give n which was also fo l lowed
by a m ark ed aggravation of all the sy m ptom s S ac la c was
prescribed for three weeks but th ere was no a pparent change
in his sym ptoms for the better
anuary
I
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hi
m
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sym pto ms for a few days and th en they grad ually d isa p
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Chronic gonorrh e a Transparent water)
discharge sli m y This rem ed y an d Ca lca rea phos shoul d be
given i n alternation for gleet Gonorrhe a with scal ding i s a
characteri stic of this rem ed y ; in ol d gono rr he a with one
last persistent drop U rethra painfully sore to pressure
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Mag nesia pleas cu red the case i n four week s Th e cha racter f the pai ns
was th pro mi nent i nd i ca ti o n ( Sch ii ssler i l ly H am Z ei t i 87 5 )
M r K e t 3 2 had h ad gl eet fo r five yea rs ; d isch arge o f a th i ck yell ow
co nsis te ncy wi th li tt l e or no pai n Cu red wi th t wo prescri pt i o ns of N atr u m
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red blood whether from inj ury or otherwise ; this genera l ly
suffices especi ally in ch il dren Hem orrhage of bright red
blood rapi d ly coagulati ng Vom iting of bright red bloo d
Ten dency to nosebleed in rapi d ly growi ng chil dren
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Kali mun W hen the blood is dark blac k clotte d or to ugh
Vo m iting of blood d ark clotted an d vi sci d Nosebl eed in the
afternoon
Cal carea sulph E pista is Nasal secretions tinged wi th
blood
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debility weak ness or ol d age pred isposition to blee d ing of the
gu ms nose etc Loss of blood if dark b lack ish thin lik e
B lood putri d causin g symp
cofi ee groun ds not coagu lating
toms of d ecom positi on
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Hemorrhage blood pal e thin red watery
not coagu l ati ng E pista is on stooping when coughing
with soren ess of li m bs
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Cal carea fl uor He m optysis ; bri ght red b lood ; shor t
hack ing cough from over e ertion
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H em optysis w h i ch h ad co n ti nued i n sp i te o f remed ies w as arrested by
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of h emo rrh age of th e bowe ls o f d ark b la ck b l ood v isci d
nd pr ofuse cur e d
by K l i m r 6x
Lady a t 7 2 la rge nd corp ule nt dark y es and h ai r su bj ect to at tack s
o f a pop l ect i for m ce reb ral co ngest i o n was fou nd i n a p op lect i c sta te
w it h
col d xtre mi ti es cl ammy swea t on fore h ead and face ; h ead h ot and li v i d ;
u n co nsc i o us l ow ; st rt o rous b r a th i ng
Fen u m
teasp oonfu l eve ry
h al f h our ; consci usnem retu rn ed i n t wo ho urs W as up th e ne xt da y
Th same re medy has bee n us d i n su bs q u nt a t ta ck s wi th t h sa me resu l ts
Pa tien t s ta t s tha t n v r b fo re h ad h e bee n re li eved so soon n d fl ct u l l y
( F A R ock wi th M D A mer i ca n / aur as !H m opa tlcic Ma teri a Med i an
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i ng th is t i me h e beca me v ery a nmmic
H as tak en d i ff ere nt remed ies fro m
th e fami l y phy si ci an wi th o u t pe rma ne nt l y a rres t i ng th e tro ub l e
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called t o see h i m a fte r a ve ry sev e re a tta ck a nd fou nd hi m much prostra ted
an d b la nch ed from l oss of b l oo d
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the treatm ent of hem orrhoi ds attention m ust
be pai d to disturbances in the functio n of the liver the diges
ti ve organs etc which are as a rule present an d stand i n
close connecti on wi th the form er ; otherwise a radical cure of
hem orrhoi ds cannot be i nsured
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Ferru m ph os
I nflamed piles bleed ing piles blood bright
red fl ui d but with a tendency to form a thic k soft mass Be
fore in d uration
Kal i mun — B leed i ng piles when the blood is dark and
thick ; fibri nous clott ed
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pain in the bac k generally far d own in th e sacru m Note ap
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the color of the blood etc Tum ors relaxed elastic fibres
B leed ing hem orrhoi ds bright red blood followi ng a short
hack ing or he mmi ng cough fro m over e xertion
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Kal i sulph Internal and external pi les may require thi s
rem ed y in alternation wi th Ca l mrea fi nan ; the chi ef re med y
when the tongu e has a yellow sli m y coating or di scharges or
se cretions of the characteristic type are present
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pati ents I n tercurrently with Ca l mrea fl uor
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M agnes ia phos Cutting darti ng pains very acute often
li ke lightning so sharp an d quick In external piles also as
a tepi d lotion
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Natru m mun W ith sm arting beating an d protrusion of
the rectu m burning at anus herpes about anus stools hard
di fficult an d crum b ling ; stitches in rectu m an d in urethra
after m ictu riti on
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incarcerated and suppurate M uch itching an d pain running
in to rectum and testicles Fistula in ano ( Calca rea M L )
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y ou ng m n of 28 h ad been trou bl ed wi th hemo rrh oi ds fo some y ea rs
B lee d i ng p iles accom pa nied b y chron i c co nst i pa t i on M uch s trai n i ng a t
stool grea t premure o f b l ood to head and fl ush es o f h ea t to ngu e ma pped
or cov re d w i th gray ish w h i te coa ti ng Cal e fi ne r 3 x nd Ka l i ma r 6
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H eadache from gouty pred ispofi ti on ( alternately
m oving
with N a tr um snip/a ) H eadach e with vom iti ng of undi
gest ed food Congestive with pressing pmn and sore to the
touch Pressi ng a col d object against the spot see ms to re
liev e the pain If furred tongue be presen t t his is an ad
Hea d aches of chi l dren require this re m
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B l in d sic k headach e with vomiti ng of food as taken un di
gested Du ll right si ded hea dache from vertex to right supr a
orbital region
ush of blood to head Headaches mad e
worse by sha ki ng the hea d, stoopi ng an d i n d eed every mo
tion of the bod y Congestive headaches especially when at
the m enstrual perio d Top of h ea d sensi ti ve to col d air noise
jar cannot bear to have hair touch ed
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H ea dache with vom iti ng hawki ng up of
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m il k white m ucus S ick h a dache with whi te c oated tongue
or vom iting of white phlegm arising from sluggish liver
tongue furred gray or whi te at base want of appeti te
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Kal i phos H eadache nervous sensi ti ve to noise irrita
H eadache of
bi li ty confusion , relieved by gentle m oti on
stu d ents an d those worn out by fati gu e when no gas tri c
sym ptoms are felt The tongue is som e ti m es found to be
coated b rownish yel low l i k e m ustard associa ted often wi th
foul breath Pains an d weight at the back of the head an d
across the eyes , better w hile eati ng with feel i ng of we arin ess
an d e haustion (after Fen um plu s ) Nervous h eadache
with inability for tho ught loss of strength irrita bility sleep
lessness, or despondency Hea dach e wi th wearin ess yawning
an d stret ching prostrate feeli ng hyst erical h ea dach es Hea d
ach e with a weary em pty feeli ng, goneness at the pit of
the stomach
also if the hea dache be the precursor of an at
ta ck connected with bilious vo mi ting N eural gic hea dache
h umm i ng i n the ears feel ing of i nabi l i ty to rem ain up ye t
better un der cheerful excitement Neuralgi c headach e with
nervous sym pto ms better d uring eati ng d epre ssion Noises
in hea d on fal li ng asl eep M enstrual hea dach es with h unger
Severe pain in l eft mastoid ; worse by m otion and in open air
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Kali S taph Hea dache which grows worse in a heated
room and in the evening and is bett er in cool open air
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M agnesia phos E xcruciating h ea daches wi th ten d en cy
to spasm od i c sym ptoms Neuralgic or rheu matic headaches
shooting or stinging pains sh ifti ng pai n in term ittent or
paroxysm al i n character Headach es from optical defects
Nervous hea daches with sparks before the eyes ; d iplopia
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lum ps or no d ul es size of a pea on the scal p Congesti ve
gastri c nervous an d rheu matic headach es Headaches from
ex cessive menta l exertion fro m overheating from nervou s
e haustion Scrofulous d iathesis
achitic ane m ic con di
tions cari es Nervous irritable persons with dry s k in pro
fuse saliva diarrhe a night sweats Weakly person s fine
sk in pale face l ight co m plexions lax m uscl es P ersons wh o
are oversensitive
im perfectly nou rished not from want of
food b ut from i m perfect assi m ilation
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H ea dach e on the crown of the head on
Natrum ph os
awaki ng in the m orni ng cream y appearance of back part of
the pal ate ; yellow m oist tongue Headache severe pai n as
Frontal or occipita l with nausea
if the sk ull were too full
or sour sh y vo m iting V ery severe headache with inte nse
pressure an d h eat on top of head as if it woul d open ( if k r
ick ening h eadaches ejection of
m m pm d oes not suffice )
sour froth H eadach e after ta ki ng wine or m ilk
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Calcarea ph os Hea dache wi th a col d feeling in the hea d
an d the hea d feels col d to the tou ch ( Ferm m pli e s ) Pains
worse with heat or col d H eadach es of children and school
S uitable for ga stri c
girls who are n ervous res tless etc
an d rh eu mati c headaches It is characterized by vertigo
when wal ki ng or on m otion Fuln ess an d pr essure on the
head worse from pressure of the hat U seful in peevish and
fretful chil d ren and in those whose fontanel les rema in open
too lon g Difi cul ty in performing m enta l operati ons Ill
hum or and want of d isposition to d o anyth i ng Forgetful
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feeling as if ey es were sunk en Pain arou n d whole hea d
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Pat i nt w h o am ong oth er sympto ms h ad some v is ual d ist urbances an d
w h n t h h eadach e was wo rse nd visi o n most d ist u rbed he h ad a se nse o f
fea r es pec iall y a t night a nd n e rupti o n a bo u t th a n k l es w h i ch began w i t h
i tc h i ng I ga ve hi m M 1 phos 6x nd tha t w as the e nd of his sufier i ngs
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ol d had such excrucia ti ng h ead ach e tha t she was part iall y insa ne ; sh e
clai med her brai n was ruptured and ru nni ng out o f her eyes A yellow gray
curd was exu di ng from h er ey es Sh e h ad been sufi ering for some da ys I
ga ve her K al i p/ws 3 x w h ich a cted l i k a ch a rm I n t wo h ours the d ose
was repea ted and the resu l t was perfect re li ef Some four wee ks la ter sh e
h ad ano th e r a tta ck b ut not so bad I ga ve h Kal i phos 6 1 and w is h ing
to wa tch th case I cal l ed i n t wo h ours S he said : Tha t was not the same
med i ci ne you ga ve me bef ore ; th e acti on is ba re l y percepti bl e
I then
ga ve 3 x and i n t wo h ours she was well N ow I ha ve al ways been i n fa vor
o f h ig h p o tenc i es b ut th is experi en ce seems to i nd ica te th a t qu a l ity co mes
i n as a fa cto r ; i f so it sho ul d be not ed tha t o ne dose of 3 is eq ual to o ne
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taste i n th mouth a nd lassi tude Th ese sym pto ms a e on l y f l t a t night o r
W h n t h a tta ck co m s n th e pa t i nt is q ui te u nab l to
i n th e m o rni ng
att nd to ny ord i na ry d uti es G n rall y vo mi t i ng f bil e fo ll ows nd th en
f a bea n d issol ved i n
N atru m S rips d ail y th si
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Pai n comes o n a t night or i n mor n
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h eart or of blood vessels ( i n alternation wi th Ca lcar ea fi nan
the chief re medy ) Palpita tio n of the heart
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C alcarea phos Non closure of foram en ovale Palpi ta
tion wi th anxiety followed by trem bling weak ness Wea k
heart action
h arp pain aroun d heart d uring inspiration
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Kali mun For that cond ition of the blood that favors e m
bolus which acts as a plug In pericard itis as a second re m
ed y and it m ay com plete the cu re Pal pitation from e cessi v e
flow of blood to the heart in hypertrophic con ditions
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Kal i phos Fu nctional co m plaints of the heart inter m it
tent wi th palpitation after rheu m atic fev er with exhausti on
Interm ittent action of the heart with m orbi d n ervou s sensi
ti veness efiects of viole n t em otions grief or care wea k n ess of
the h eart palpi tation fro m d irect excitem ent on ascen d i ng
stairs with shortness of breath Palpitation with nervous
ness anxiety melancholia sleeplessness an d restlessness
Fainti ng fro m fright an d fatigue from weak action of the
heart Palpita tion from slightest m ental em otion or wal k ing
up stairs
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Kali sulph Pulse quic k with slow throbbing boring
pain over crest of iliu m d isi nclination to spea k pa ll i d face
H eart d isease causi ng d ropsy (also K a l i mu n )
Palpitation
fro m effects of heat
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Magnesi a ph os S udde n pal pita tion when a purely spas
m od ic aff ection
hooti ng darting pa i ns in regi on of heart
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Natrum m ur
Palpitation with an mm ic con d itions watery
blood dropsical sw ellings etc Palpitation wi th anxiet y
sad ness etc
api d i n termi tte n t pulse with morni ng h ea d
ach e H yd rzem ia and scurvy Fluttering m otion of the
heart se nse of co nstri ction
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Calcarea d amn Dilatation en largeme n t of blood vesse ls
chief rem ed y to restore contractili ty to the elastic fibres
D ilatation of the heart wi th enl argem e n t of the organ
W ea k
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from over e xertion of th e voice from draughts col ds an d we
H oarse n ess com ing on in th e ev ening
Follow with
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Ka mu
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Kal i phos Hoarseness with exhausted feeling from over
exertion of the voice an d with nervous depression or if rh eu
m atic afiecti on
Kal i sulph H oarseness from col d al so from over e xerti o
of vocal organs
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H oarseness with irritating cough
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c u red t wo case o f hydrocel e o ne l eft i d ed i n babe four d a y
ol d t h e oth e r right i d ed i n a ch il d a t 4 ( D r G u rn ey )
A ma n su ffered from a h erp ti c eru pt i o n f t h c u e o f w h i ch S i l i cea w
tai n
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M e n i n gi t i s
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Cal carea ph
This is the first rem edy to b e thought 0
in this disease F ontanell es especi ally th e posterior one W i dl
ope n Chroni c hy droceph al us ; very l arge h ead B ones 0
sk ull thin an d fri ab l e Scream ing an d grasping th e head
with the h an ds H ead totters E yeballs protr uding E ars
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Kali phos Hysteria in fem ales nervous attac ks from su d
den or intense em otions or from sm oth ering passi on in the
highly nervous an d e citabl e ; also a fee l i ng as of a ball ris
ing in the throat Hysteri cal fits of laughter and crying
H ysterical yawni ng
H ysteri cal spasm s with unconscious
ness an d low m uttering d eliriu m
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Natru m mur
Delaying or decreasi ng m enses
Somnam
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Great sad n ess fears m uch m ucus in urine
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M iss R a t 16 m nstrua t d once w hen th i rt n years old and not si nce
W as a rema rk abl y h al thy nd w ll n ou rish ed gi rl un t il three mo nth s be
fore h consu l ted m w h n h b ga n to dec li n
Sh l os t fl esh bec ame
pal la ngu id nd w a k nd su ffe red mu ch wi th h st oma ch Wh en I was
called t o see h e h was n t a bl to r tai n h food nd i t woul d b e vom i ted
as soo n as ta k en ; c omplai n d of grea t pai n i n t h stomach i mm d ia t l y aft er
lig htest food ; n se v ral occasi ons t h pai n ca used s v ere
ea ti ng ev n th
hys teri cal convu lsi ons The to ngue was bu t slightl y coa ted w h i te ; bow ls
co nsti pa ted ; abd o men tympani t i c and v ery se nsi t i ve to the slightes t pr ss
ure ; no f ever bu t much th i rs t ; w a ter li k
food w as ej ected as soo n as
sw all owed A t fi rst I th oug ht tha t I had a cas f nervo us dy spep i a to deal
wi th but fi nall y conc l ud ed I h ad a case f t ue hysteria as h e was so x
trem el y nervous nd hype m th eti c ll ov er nd much gi ven to te ars w h en
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h er p la ns w re th w a rt d i n ny wa y
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col d wat r if h h ad a noth r h st opped th m Form ” Mos l ax reli v ed
the s tomach troubl i n n e wee k
nd K l i plms 1 2x r li v d all o f th e oth er
symptoms i n two week s o r mo re and my pa t i ent w as soon as s tro ng nd
h al thy as before h ill n ss M ens trua ti o n returned t wo month s after nd
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M iss B wt 50 tall sl nd r nd dark h ad been s uff ri ng many years
fr om n xc ssi v l y n rvo us c on d i ti o n
nd wo ul d bec om
hy st ri cal u pon
t h e slig ht s t provoca t i on
S h also su ff red m u ch fro m spasmod i c r t n
t io n f uri n nd oft n h ad to u th cath et r O n d ay sh ca m to m
sa yi ng th a t th nd of t h ca th t r h ad b n br ok n 06 w h il h was u i ng
i t nd th nd was still i n th b ladd r I d ila t d th ur thra wi th my fore
fin ger nd soo n r cov red i t th e blad d er t th ti m b i ng w ll fill ed wi th
ur i n
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n an sth t i c al th o g h I ad v ised i t as t h pai n
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ME D I ES
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I fou nd h v e ry n rvous nd su ffe ri ng mu ch f rom pai n in t h e b ladd e r
an d a bd o men w i th a gr ea t d esi re to uri na te
T he a bd o m n was no rmou sl y
d iste nd ed a nd v ery sensi ti v e Th ere w as no fev r I ga v e ell ad on na 3 x
an d retu rned ne xt m orn i ng
S ymptom s all worse b ut still no fe ver A t
te mpted to drai n u ri n b ut c o ul d n t i ntrod uce t h soft rubbe r ca th ete r as
Two h o urs la ter re t urn ed wi th si l ve r
th e spasm f the u re thra w as so gr a t
ca th et r ; i n tr od u ced i t b u t o n l y go t a few drops o f u ri ne
Th i nk i ng the re
might be so m ut ri n troub l [ d te rmi ned to ex a mi ne and fi nd ou t
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S h e h ad not t a ke n b ut
a f w i nh ala ti o ns w h e n the ty mpa ni t is di sa ppeared I e xam i ned u te rus and
bla dd r and fou nd noth i ng ab normal so co ncl ud ed h e was su ff ri ng from
hy steria Ga ve M ag ne ia pri or t ax w h i ch v ery sh ort l y r li ved bl add e r
sympt oms an d K l i phos 1 2x c ured t he case i n a bou t te n d ay s Sh e h as
had n mo re ret u rn f th trou bl si nc nd th oth er s ymptoms f hys teria
we re also much mod ifi ed ( G o H M arti n M D S F )
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the h ypermmic stage i ndifl eren t as to
the organ involved an d regard less of cause
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Kali m
I a the second stage recent cell proliferatio n
an d opaque white discharge
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wi th purulent profuse se cret ion
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sulph This is the rem ed y for infl uenza
the d isease is caused by an excess of water in the cell ular
tissu es In the sequ el ae of this d isease brought on by treat
m ent wi th other rem ed ies N a tr u m sit /pa is curative N u m er
ous cases have been reported as cured wi th this rem ed y
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Ka i phos Nervous wea k n es s and prostr ation following
an attac k of La G rippe Tired in the m orn i ng twitching d
various m uscl es an d n euralgic pai ns
Magnesia ph os — Neuralgias followi ng La G rippe spas
m od ic in character period ical an d reli eved by warm th
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C alcarea pho
Chronic interm itt en t fever of ch il dren as
an intercurrent remed y
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Chill about 1 0 or 1 1 o clock A M G reat
Natru m m ur
th irst throughout all stages V iolent h ea dache relieved by
perspiration Fever blisters aroun d lips If hy droa be pres
ent in first onset of the fever even if not prese n t later aft er
the abuse of quinine In nursing chil d ren hy droa on the lips
an d later t he ulcers which succee d them wi th for enoon at
tac ks are guid ing ( H C
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appearing as neura lgi a of head and face
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ch ills nd f ver for three mo nth s H ad q ui ni ne and oth r reme
dies Pa ro xysm s ev ery oth er da y a t i t a an w i th seve re pai n i n l imbs and
small o f back ; ch ill las ts nearl y t wo h ou rs w i th n th i rst d u ri ng chi ll
Fever all the a fte r noo n w i th burst i ng h ea d ache and i nte nse th i rst for l a rge
q uant i ti es o f col d w a ter Li tt l e o r no pe rspi ra ti o n ea ts an d sl ee ps we ll
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h ours d uri ng th e apyrex ia Next ch ill light and no ret urn ( H C Al len )
Dr S h e rbi no of Dallas Tex as repo rts t wo cases of ague c ured wi t h
Mag nesia plan 1 3 x The i nd i cati ons w re : Before ch ill pai n i n the ne ck
s ti ff ness p i n d ow n th e spi ne ; d u ri ng ch ill cramps i n l ower li mbs am el
i ora ted by so me o ne t k ing h ol d o f th e foo t or f et and dra wi ng o n the m o r
ex te nd i ng th em [ w h i ch w ill reli e ve a ny cr m p i n e xtre m i ti es
E l m ] ; th i rst
bef ore and d uri ng ch ill no ne d uri ng h ea t or sweat reli eves ; cramm and
vo m i ti ng a t sa me ti me d u ri ng ch ill ( S J H )
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AFFE CTI ONS
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Kerru m ph
B right s d isease wh en feverishness is
pres ent Inflam matory stage of nephritis ; all i nflammator y
pai n is reli eved by this rem ed y
U rine has a profuse mu
cous sed im e n t ; blood is red and ch arged with blood corpus
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B rick
d ust sedi ment ; h aem aturia D r M enninger clai ms that this
d rug will prod u ce a decrease in the amount of album en an d
an i ncrease in the amou nt of urea and a very m arked increase
i n the quanti ty of chl o ri des eli minated
I n B right s disease
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treatm en t
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Kali m ur I nflammatory diseases of the ki dneys for the
swelling Croupous nephritis Cardiac asth ma with sensa
tion as if the heart and l ungs were constricted Nephritis
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centres in alternation with Ca lca rea Aims for the album en
( E dem a pu l monum i n term ittent action of h eart
Calcarea phos — lbu m inous urine cal ls for the use of this
rem ed y in altern ati on with Ka l zplws B right s d isease
Calcarea sulph — Z wingenberg cured a case of nephritis
scarlatinosa with this re m ed y
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albu m inous urine
Natru m phos — G ravel in the k id neys
Natru m sulph — i ds in the throwing 06 of gravel by i n
creasing the secretion of urine
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I ha ve h ad t wo cases f B rig ht s d isease foll owi ng sca r la ti na T ube casts
we re prese nt Al bumen ge ne ral a nasarca H eart weakness R ti ni tis
al bu mi nu ri
Th ere seemed to be exte nsi v d estructi o n f tissu nd as
th e u ses also prese n ted a pro fus d esq ua ma ti o n I ga ve th m Ca lca rea
snip/t 6x w h i ch s peed il y b ro ught a bo u t a cu re
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h is k id neys
U ri ne w as i n fact v ry sca nty nd l oad ed w i th al bumen
Th e c se see med a t fi rs t sight to be a h opel ss n ; h e w as also fo rge t fu l
and q ui t e ne rvou s
I ga ve h i m Ca lm rea Mos 6x tr a d ose very t wo h ours
i n al terna t i o n wi th Ka l i phos
A ft r si x wee k s trea t me nt uri ne was no
mal h is m mo ry was so me wh a t res t o re d and si nce si x mo nths he has not
co mp lai ned As to d i t i o nl y reco mm nde d t o h i m to e t as pa rag us ust
as m uch as h cou l d a t h is m als and co ntin ue th use o f the a forem nt i o n d
med i ci n s
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TWE L VE TISS UE R EME D I E S
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stage M etritis first stage M orni ng sic kness vomi ting of
un digested food
igi d 05 with fl ushed face res tless anxious
an d i m patient M orning sic k n ess with vo miti ng of food
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Kali phos Feebl e and ineffectu al labor pai ns spuri ou s
labor pains Ted ious labor from constitutional wea kn ess ;
this re m ed y gi ves vi gor an d helps materially Labor pai ns
igi d os with thic k doughy lips pa
weak an d irregular
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ti en t restless tearful an d nervous
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em ployed K a l zplzos in d oses the siz e of a bean dry on the
tongue every ten or fifteen m inutes as a rem ed y to exci te
labor pai ns It has never failed m e an d I sel dom have to
give the third dose M y practice is extensi ve ; have had
over ninety cases in si x years M ag nesi a films in spasmo d ic
pains and eclampsia has done well for me I give generall y
after the birth Fer r u m phos a dose daily to avoi d i nflamm a
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Kali m ur Chief rem ed y in puerperal fever M astitis to
control the swelling before matter has form ed Vom iting of
white phlegm
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M agnes ia phos S pasm od ic labor pai ns with cram p in the
legs excessive e pulsive efiorts Pu erperal convulsion s
igi d os, thi n lips Pains weak and short
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C alcarea phos B urning pai ns hard ness an d soreness i n
m am mae th ey fee l enlarged S poiled m il k of m other salty
an d bl uish chil d wil l not tak e it Decline after puerpera or
d uring pregnancy Prolapsus in debi litated perso ns E s pe
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sacro iliac syn cho n droses W eari ness in
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prolonged nursing S zh kea
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Natrum m ur
L eucorrhce a, a watery , scal di ng, irr itating
d ischarge , smarti ng after or between the periods Greeni sh ,
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after wal ki ng i n the m orn ing with h ea dache colic itching
of vulva an d beari ng d own pressure A fter topical appli ca
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Natru m phos
L eu corrhma d isch arge c ream y or honey
colored or aci d an d watery discharges from the u terus sour
sm elling acri d
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intercurren t with the chief rem ed y ; a d ischarge of albu m in
ous m ucus L eucorrhce a worse aft er m enses looks li ke whi te
of eg with feeli ng of weak ness in sexual organs worse after
stool an d urination Parts pulsate with voluptuous feeli ngs
Pati ent tak es col d read ily
i l icea Leucorrhoea instea d of the m enses, preced ed by
colic ky pains also d uri ng m icturitio n an d following obstinate
constipation
Deficiency of ani m al heat
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over sensitive weak ly wom en whose constitutions are im pe r
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cas s All w r wi th ou t efie t so th at I cou l d n t bu t won d r t t h pa ti n ce
I n th is case
f t he pa ti en t w h om I sa w o nc a w eek
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Kali m ur j aundi ce if the di sease has been caused by a
chill res ulting i n a catarrh of the d uod enum ; white coated
ton gu e stools light colored sl uggish actio n of the li ver some
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tions d enoti ng want of bile accom panied by white or grayish
furred tongu e and constipation
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Kal i phos I f n ervous system be d epm ed
Natru m phos — I n lowest potencies for sclerosis of the liver
and the hepatic form of diabetes m ed ally when the re is a
succession of bol ls
Natru m sulph — Irritable liver bilious attac k too m uch
bile if after excessive stu d y or mental work (also K a l i pkos )
B itt er taste Vom iting of bitter m att er or bile J
aundi ce
ari sing from vexation with bilious green evacuations or
greenish brown coated tongue or sallow sk in ; yel low eye
balls Con gestion of liver with soreness and sharp stick ing
pai ns Chief rem ed y
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pelvis fol lowed by weak ness nausea an d pai n in st omach
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aundice fro m gastri c catarrh Purging
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I n a few d a ys sh e w as ta k en qu i t e i l l w i th
a n i m m nse w art o n h er ha nd
fever w h i ch I too k to be o f a b ili o us na t u re ; ga v e N a h u m sn ip/c
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came d eep l y j a u nd iced a nd grew wo rse w h il e ta k i ng th is remedy I th n
ch a nge d to Kal i m a r nd sh bega n to i mprove i mmed ia te l y and w as w ll
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fractures to m eet the accompa n yi ng i nj uries to t he soft parts
The first rem edy in c uts fal ls or blows fresh wou n ds an d
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REM E D I ES
T I ssU E
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sprains It pre vents pain congestion swell i ng or feverish
ness Can also be use d ex tern all y S trains of ligamen ts or
tendons Ten algia crepitans Dr Sara ] llen of Charlotte
M ich reports gratifying results in the use of Fem
pleas
6 x in injuries
Prescribed accord ing to the above in d ica
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Kali m ur — S welling of con tused parts cuts wi th swel ling
the secon d rem ed y I n sprains e uberant ranulati ons prou d
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flesh
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ing su ppuration W oun ds when discharging thic k yel low
m atter ; also deep seated suppuration This shoul d be gi ven
first then Calm rea ra g
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Injuries to the skull an d efl ects therefro m
M ental troubl es from a jar or k noc k on the hea d ( Ken t )
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ou ng ma n h urled from a truck i n th fi re de pa rtmen t He struck h is
h ead Foll owi ng th is fo r fi v or si x mon ths h e had fi ts W as very i rri ta
H is fi ts drove h im to d is tract i o n N ver k new whe n
b l e w a n ted to d i e
the y were c omi ng on T h ey were ep il epti form i n ch racter H ad constan t
pai n i n t he h ad ; much ph otoph obi a N a tru m snip/a was gi ve n nd t he
fi rs t d ose c ured h i m He h as neve r had ny pai n abo ut th e h ead si nce has
ha d n more m nt al tro ubl nd n more fi ts ( ro f J T K nt Med ia s!
A d va nt e S pt
Th e d ai rym ai d of a
I n Se ptem be r las t a u t u mn I w as i n th e H ig h lands
fa rmer th re spo k e to me sa y i ng sh e h ad h u rt h er th u mb w h il sh arpe ni n g
a scyt he The case proved to be th is : T he w h o l th um b of th e l ef t h a nd
was swo ll n nd f a bl u ish ed col or and v ry pai nful w h n t ou ch ed m uc h
i n fla med nd th e re was a small wou nd a t the ext ensor si d a t th j oin t
above th nail O n pre ssure th er was a w hi tish ye ll ow dis char ge mi x ed
wi th w h i te shreds Bot h ph l ngu we re asil y d ispla ced n d a pec u li a r
Th is fa ct
n oise was h eard w h i ch I h a d obse rv ed befor e i n sim ila r case s
mad e me deci d o n gi vi ng Cal m ea fl uor T h me di cal man i n the vi l lage
w h o m th farmer had co nsu l ted sai d amputa ti o n wa th e o nl y th ing t h a t
coul d be d o n for th case S he took Cul tu a l / 7m and some time after
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o r a fter a sh ort wal k An h ou r of sh oppi ng woul d lay her asid e for da y s
H ad t o move h er head forw ard but if i t we re k ept forwa rd she had a sen se
o f fai nt ness
Sh e t oo k no th i ng b ut K a l i ploo pkor im m 61: till J une I 6t h
w h en I ga ve h r M et/ £110 beca use her peri od was del a yed Th is be i ng un
us u al I l oo k ed t o see i f th
r medy mi ght be responsi bl nd fou nd tha t it
prod u c d a reten ti o n o r d ela y o f th month l y fl ow
I d i rected th a t Ka l
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T h ere h ad been a st ad y and ma rked i m provem en t d uri ng t hese three
week s She th en went to C h i cago nd d i d as prol onged and fai thf u l wo rk
a t th e fai r as any of h er party w h o wer s upposed to be well A fter th is sh e
was q ui et i n th e country u nt il Oct ober and she re t u rned in very good co n
dit io n O n resum i ng h er ol d l if t h sa me sy mpto ms retu rne d afte r a ti me
a nd agai n sh
ca me u nd r my care Ka l i phosphor im m al wa ys be ne fi te d
h r b u t i t w as n t un til a fte r gal va nism h ad bee n a pp lied d i re ct l y t o t h e
sea t o f th e i nj u ry nd sh e had had res t f an oth er s umme r tha t sh fou n d
h rse l f q ui te r stored
I d o n t ci te th is c ase to prove tha t Kal i pleas/ Mori t a »: wil l ma k soun d
an i n u ed coccyx ; on l y to sh ow i ts p owe r to re lie ve ma ny d istu r bi ng sy m p
t oms arisi ng from so profou nd a d istu rba nce to th e nervous system ( T C
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swell i ngs an d the furred tongu e with white or gr ay d eposi t
it is the secon d rem ed y For the after effects of m essi m
Diarrhoea whi tish or light c olored loose stools white tongu e
Deafness from swelling in the throat etc
Kali sulph — S uppressed rash rash suddenly rece des wi th
harsh an d dry sk in T his rem ed y will m ist the returni ng of
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D r Hock o f M uni ch repo rts : I n th i rt y five cases of measl es w h i ch came
nd b ron ch ial ca ta rrh were ve ry slig ht in t he
u nd er my trea tment co ryz a
premon i tory stage C on uncti v i tis and in to l erance o f lig ht al ong w it h i t
were the mo re pro mi nen t sympt oms W i th i n a few da ys afte r the rash ap
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blush of the rash or the fad i ng of i t painful swel l ing of o ne or bot h
T h e chil d ren agai n become fe verish a nd w e e
gl a nds bel o w th e ear se t i n
cryi ng a nd moa ni ng bot h d ay a nd nig h t
The re med y w h i ch I no w ch o e
wa Fer m m phos a nd acco rd i ng to th vi ol en ce o f th e fever I o rd ered a
spoon f u l o f th e so l uti o n every h our or t wo
I gave i t t th pre moni t ory
sta ge
n d w h en I saw th t i t prov ed ve ry u ti factory I l oo k ed for no o th er
re med y
Fo t h e gl nd ul ar swel l ing ext e rna l red n ss a nd pai nful ness I
used t h e sa m e med ici ne a nd my cases e nd ed very sa tisfact o ri ly
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Cal carea phos
Hydrocephal oi d con di ti on s, open fontanel l es
and chron i c
flat d ep resse d etc
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d isposed thereto G ive a powder of the secon d tri tura ti on
m or ni ng and eveni ng When al read y d evel ope d al terna te
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brain and back of nec k Crush ing pai n as if base of brai n
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D from E n suffered fro m meningi ti and a prognosis of th atte nd
i ng al l opa th w s d es i gn ated as t l e s t d o u bt fu l a nd noth i ng was prescri bed
ve re si nce i n h is fami l y t h e re was a h isto y o f
Th e ca se was especial l y
At
hered i ta y brai n d i ease n d h is neare t m l e rel ti ves h ad d i ed o f i t
th e ni n I was cal l ed th e pa ti e nt h d bee n n a l y t wo d a ys i n a fri gh t f u l
Co nsci o u ness h a d d isa p
d eli i u m t ha t h ad i ncreased l m ost t o mad ness
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To h asten th e co nval esce nce I gave Cal e
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po r d epressed spi rits irri tab il i ty or great immten ce m
of m em ory or sl eep l essness
Crossness and irri tab ili ty in ch il
dren ; il l te m pe r often arisi ng from nervou s disturban ces
F ear fretful n ess i n ch i ld ren crying and scream i ng S o n»
Very ne rvo us starts at the sligh test soun d tal ks
namb u l ism
w h il e asl eep wan ts to be carried w h il e aw ak e from room to
Wak es easil y R amb li ng tal k w h il e awak e De
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H al l uc i na t ion s hom esic kn ess
of e n ergy t i m id it y
acti v i ty of m em ory ha unted b y v isio ns of the past and l on g
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nervo us exh aust io n Men tal il l usions ( an ab normal con di tion
fal se i m pressi ons an d fanci es
of the gray n er vous ma tter )
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L assitu de d epressed state wa nt of energy
correct reason i ng facul ty requi res th is rem edy Ma nia i n i t s
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fri ght
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q ui et foll o wi ng her l l over th e house a nd seem i ng to tak e i nterest i n h er
h o u e h ol d w o k
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to d eve l o p i n o m
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face and q uick pul se wi th vo mi ti ng of u n di gested food som e
ti m w aci d tast e exce ssive congesti o n bl ood b right red
This rem ed y m ust be tak en as a preventi ve before the peri ods
if these sym pto ms are rec urrent
Menses every three w ee ks
wi th pressure in abd o m en and sm all of the back and pai n on
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chec k ed w h ite tongue etc Too earl y m enses excemi ve d is
ch arge dark c lotted or tou gh bl ac k l i ke tar If peri ods las t
too l ong too freq uent
Ka l i ph os — Retenti on or d el ay of the m onthl y flow wi t h
depression of sp iri ts. lassi tude and gene ral ne rvous deb ili ty
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pal e l ach rym ose irri tabl e sensiti ve fe mal es. m enses too l at e
i n som e too sca nty i n simil ar cond i t ions too profu se dis
charge d ee p red or bl ackish red th i n and not coagula ti ng ,
som eti m es wi th strong od or
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d esire after m enses
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m enstrual col ic
Pai nful m enstrua ti on or pain preced i ng the
flow vagi nism us E xternal parts swol len Pai ns severe. i a
Menses too
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early flow dark and fi brous st ringy
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sl eep d ream s o f robbers etc
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bac k on risi ng better b y l yi ng on som eth ing hard
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men
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th e next or t h e fol l o wi ng d ay a mem b ra ne passed
A fte o ne of h er pe ri od s I gave he r Mag nesia Ma s
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th e fl ow was so excessi ve as to ca u e fears o f d eat h
found th e uterus l w d o w n a nd swo l len ; the w h ole vagina fill ed wi th i a
d urated uterus ; ori fi ce o f 0 3 ten d er red t retch ed o pe n bo ut ha l f an i nch ;
I began trea tm nt wi th Mag ma phos
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I n tw o m onth s the m orph i ne was disconti n ued en
ti rel y and then the d oses w ere progressi ve l y di mi n ishe d and
final l y stopped al together i n t wo weeks m ore
There t e
ma i ned n o d esi re for the morph ine
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Kal i ph os
Y o u ng lad y aged 20 i nte l l igent han dso m e
m ovi ng i n the u ppe r circl es of soci ety neve rthel ess a con
firm ed morplzine fi end
T wo gene ral practi ti on ers of pro m i
n ence an d a spec ia l ist had atte m pted to cu re her b u t fail e d
utte rl y d u e as I afte rw ards l earned to t he extre m e prostra
tion of the nervo us syste m amo un ti ng to al m ost total col la pse
I bega n the treatm en t wi th fear an d trem b li ng I fo ll o w ed
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m ost noted and su ccessful practi
I
ti oners
B ut my pa ti ent was appare n tly d est i ned to d ie
had used one afte r another al l the ne rve toni cs I co ul d find i n
any schoo l of m edi c i ne
I was d efeated an d fel t thoroughl y
d iscouraged
On my way to the pat ient s hom e after I had reso l ved to
rel i nq u ish the treat m ent I happen ed to thi nk of K a l i Mos
I retu rned to my o ffi ce got a supply of it and started her
taki ng a dose every fif tee n m in utes At the sam e ti m e I
"
stopped al l other heart and nerve
ton i cs
The change was
won d erful I cou l d push the anti m orph i ne treatm e n t and
coul d sustai n the nerve force The sharp i ntense hea dache
sl eep l essness wil d sta ri n
a
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ton
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n
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th
t
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r
y
g
g y
horri bl e sink i ng al l gone sensati on rap idl y yi eld ed to the
ce l l sal t and she mad e a good recovery S he is now fou r
ar
l
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te
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ar
k
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th
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y
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g
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wi thou t the l east desi re for the opiate and has as she ex
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presse d it a perfect terror of m orph ine
I ascri be all the cred i t of the cure t o K a h plzos ( I u sed the
e
f
a
x
r
po
nc
the
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a
t
m
ent
co
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not
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ve
been
o
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t
r
u
3
y)
com pl eted had i t not been for the ce ll sal t ( B A S on ders
M D W i nte rset Oh i o )
m od e
the
dopted
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DI SE AS E S or
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F erru m ph
Red
G um s so re red hot and i nflamed
ness d ryness or heat of the m ucous m em b rane of the m o uth
—
Kal i mun
A phthaz th rush w h i te ul ce rs i n th e m o uths of
l i tt le ch i l d ren or n ursi ng m others
Ca nk e r ul cers of the
m ou th G um bo il soft swe l l ing before ma tte rs form excori
at ion of the m o u th
The
Great fetor from the m ou th
m ou th is red and sw oll en th ick watery secretions G um s
puffed w h i te or ye l low in col or G ums bl eed easily Muco us
patches S yph i l it i c u l ce ration of gums True ga ngr ene of
the m o uth
—
Kal i phos
Cancru m oris w i th mort ifi cati o n of the check
w ith ash y gray ul cers fet id b reath S tomat i ti s gu ms bl eed
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easil y
w hen there
RE ME D IE S
r rsSUE
l in e
exists a red
m
on
sea
or
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the ed ges
pim pl es on l ips Gums spongy and recedi ng Sal iva pro
fuse th ic k and sal ty
I nfla mmat ion of the tongue w hen ex
cessive dryness occ urs or exhaust i on set s i n
E dges of tongu e
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Natrum
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mur
Th rush wi th flow of sal iva sa li vatio n
B l isters lik e pearls aroun d m outh L i ps sw ol len ; erupti on s
on ch i n Gumbo il wi th throbb i ng and bori ng pai ns
—
Kal i sul ph
Dry ness and d esq uam ati on of the l o w er li p
it pee ls off i n flak es
—
Cal carea p hos
G ums pai nful and i nflam ed i n teethi ng
ch ildren Pale appearance of the gu ms sign of anwm ia
U pper l ip sw oll en and pai nful
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Cal carea fl uor
G um bo i l hard sw e l l i ngs on the ja ws or
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t
C
g
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Na tru m phos
Th is rem ed y has few eq ual s for ul cerati on
o f the bu ccal m uco us m em b rane
Ca nk er so res of the li ps
and chee k s yi e l d to th is re m ed y i n the 3 x or 6 x atten ua ti on
whe re B or ax A nti m B apti sm K a l i ( Mort etc h ave fail ed
to cu re
I
o
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( j /
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Cal ca rea sul ph
I nsi de of li ps so re raw so res on l i ps
G um s b l ee d o n b r ushi ng teeth
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I I
CL N CAL
C A SE S
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med ica l m en at Schafl h ause n Pro fessor D r R app m id
I n my opi nio n t he greatest m eri ts o f Dr S ch ii ss l er s met h od l ie i n t h e
i nt rod uct i on o f Ka l i phos a nd M ag m a phos
I n o rd i nary st om ati tis wi t h
sw e l l i ng o f the gu ms d e pos i t o n t h e t ee t h a nd fo u l b re a th Kal i phos has
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va l ue
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MU COU S ME MBR ANE S
S ee
al s
o
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C a t a rr h al A ffe c t i o n s
.
The col or an d consistencyof the secret ion m ust deci de the
cho ice of the re med y Secretion al bum inous : Cale phos ,
eausing so reness an d ch afi ng : N a tm m mu r
N atru m phos ;
cl ear. transparen t : N a tru m mu n ; fibri no us : Kai i fl
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RE
ME
DI E S
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N eural gi a wi th il l h um or. sensiti veness to l ight and no ise
im proved or not even fel t d uri ng p l easa nt exci te m ent
Th i s
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e m ed y is requ ired to tone up the gray ne rvous substa nce
Ne uralgi c pa i ns i n the n ervo us su bsta nce th reateni ng paral y
Pai ns be tter
si s. wi th a fee l i ng of l am eness or n um b n ess
wi th gen tl e moti on worse on ri si ng ; pai ns fe l t m ost w hen
q uiet or al o ne Ne ural gi c pai ns and h umm ing i n the e ars
fa il u re of strength parox ysm s of neural gi c pai ns wi th su bec
Neuralgi a of the sc iat ic ner ve ( see
quent exh austi on
S ciati ca ) Faceache R ight sid ed ne uralgi as rel ieved by col d
app l i ca ti ons
S ti tches from upper teeth to
—
Magne si a phos I ntercos tal neu ral gi a o f a d rawi ng con
stri cti ve ki n d
S pasm s from col d wi tho u t fever Neu ralgia
i n the head pa i ns darti ng and ve ry i ntense
Neural gi c pai ns
i n an y part of the bod y w hen the phe no mena of sensation are
too ac u te pai n excru c iat i ng or spasm od ic pai ns i n the en ds
Pai ns aggravated by m asti cati on or an y
of n erve fibres
m ot ion Pains comi ng on peri odi cal l y bei ng very a cu te
dart ing or Shoot ing al ong the co urse of the nerves Neural
f
rom exposu re to a stro n
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and aff ecti on s of al m ost an y k i n d
Ne uralgi a ev ery ni ght
wel l d uri ng the d ay T yp i ca l fac ial n eu ral gi as A con tra
i n di cati on for the use of the re m ed y is am el iorati on by co l d
This
W arm applica ti ons relieve and especia l ly dry w armth
re m ed y is right sid ed
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m
un
Na trum
Ne uralgi c ne rve pai ns recu rr ing at cer tai n
ti m es wi th flo w of sal iv a or i nvol u ntary tears Darti ng shoot
i ng al ong the ne rve fibre wi th these acco m pa n i ments
Orbi
I rri ta ti on of the fif th pai r
tal neu ral gia wi th la ch rym ati on
of nerves al so the fac ial ner ve
Facea che wi th cons ti pa ti on
wo rse i n the m orn ing from readi ng wri ti ng and talk i ng i n
schoo lgi rl s
—
Nat rum phos
Fac ial ne uralgia shoot ing sti tch i ng pai ns
so reness o f ri ght l ow e r j aw
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Na tr um sul ph
A ttac ks of neural gi a fro m bei ng i n dam p
dwe ll i ngs ce l lars etc Tongue th i ck ye l l ow bro wn coated
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pho
Ne uralgi c pai ns d eep-seated i n the bones
S hoc ks l ik e el ectri c sparks Ne ural gia comm enci ng at night
recu rri ng peri odi cal l y
Pai n s w orse at n ight and i n bad
weathe r T i cs Neu ralgia an i wo rse afte r stoo l l ong lasti ng
Pains wi th sensa tion of crawling coldness and numbness
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l
Ca ca ea sul ph
Th is rem ed y occ upi es a grou n d betw een
the very acu te pai ns of M ag nesi a plws and the paral yzi ng
on es of K al z pbos (m ore i n aged pe rsons if the re be a want of
regenerati ve for ce for the nervo us tissue )
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Si li cea Pain m ostl y in teeth L um bo-abd om i nal neural
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caused b y d issipati on h ard w ork and c l ose con finem ent
Cal carea
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Pa renteau in the Soci é té F rancaise d Hom oeo path ie at t he last meet
f
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I n 1 88 7 i n d iscussi n g m
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o
p p
ure d us t h t t h is rem ed y fi nd s a n ppl ica t i o n i n s u pra o rb ital ne u ral gi
of
morni ng gg a va t io n
t h ri gh t id e wi th
n a nazmic gi l w i th i m
A t tha t ti me I ha d a y ou ng p ti e nt o f 1 5 y ears
f
t
spa i r o f cu ri ng
u
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p
o wi ng to the tenaci ty o f he affecti o n w h ich resisted l l remed ies pre
scri bed
I there fore sol ved to giv he Frrr u m pkospbor i m m i n th e 6x pot e ncy
su rprise
nd sati sfacti o n to note tha t sca rc l y t wo d ays a fte r
a nd I h d th
mel iorat io n was prod uced
th e ad mi ni trat io n o f th e fi rst d ose
certa i n
nd
t t h e e nd f i gh t d ay s t he am el ior
Na t u ra ll y I co nti n u d th re med y
a ti on w s su ch t ha t th e pa ti nt t h o ug h t h e sel f cu red
Ho we ve I ad vi sed
her to co n ti n ue the t reatme nt for a w ee k l o nge r and th e n report
S h e d id
no t co me u n ti l t wo mo n th s af te rwa rd b u t t h e cu r
was bso l u t a nd w i t h
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y to sta te that w he neve r I found a supra o b i tal ne uralgia
of t he rig h t sid e I haste n ed t gi ve t h i s remed y b u t se ver l e xpe ri m n ts o f
th is ki nd h avi ng bee n fol l o wed by absol ute fai l ure I was a bo ut to bel i eve
tha t m y fi rst ob er vat i on was a si mpl e case o f spo n ta neous cure w h e n re
centl y I had suc cessi el y t wo cases o f cure w h ich co nvi nced m th at th e ex
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I n t h e eco nd case o bser ved i t was uot a yo ung girl bu t a you ng wo ma n
o f 27 yea rs mod ist e a nd wh o for mo nths ha d had att acks of righ t aid ed
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T WE L
T HE
V
RE ME D IE S
T rss
E
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bital neu r lgia wi t h mo rni ng aggra vatio ns or co incid i ng wit h the
m e nstrual per i od s wh ich we re very i rregul ar a nd wi th u t eri ne h emor rh a ges
su pra-o r
a
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et c
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A fte r ha vi ng
va i nl
Col oty n l lz. Ig na h a
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e tc
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vomiat
N ux
t ri ed
Cka mom fll a . B ell ad o n na .
m phosphoricu m
t ried a
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t h en
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fi rst case th ree da ys h ad not passed before t h e patie nt re tu rns
r
I con ti nued the remed y i n the 6t di luti on for eight d a ys
g e tl y rel ieved
fo ll owed b y the t ax a nd t he 3 8x a nd a t th e e nd of t hr ee w eeks t he cu re was
co mpl te wi th o ut rela pse
Th e th i rd case was si mi la r to t h t wo ot h e rs a nd I be l i eve t hat I am a b le
to compl ete th e i nd i cati o ns furnish ed by Dr Ni m i er
m phospb or i m m is usef ul i n su prmor bi tal neural gia s
As h e has sa id m
f th e righ t si d e wi t h morni ng agg ra vat i on bu t i t exerts i ts i n me nce espe
ci l l y on t he f mal e sex and nota bl y i n you ng perso ns
The patient s su ffer
f om i rregul a ri ti es i n me nst rua t i o n a nd o ften h a ve specia l uteri ne trou bl es
wi th tend e ncy t o he morrhages F ro m this cond itio n th e re al most al wa ys t e
su l ts pe rs ist ent ce ph l al gi as an d an a n a mis
w hich may be more o l ess
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The f l l
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M i n n Med i cal M onthly No
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t hw e
use o f one of
neu ral gia
bes Mag nesi a phos as th e eart h l y consti tuen t of muscl es
a nd nerves
Da l to n says the sal ts of magnesi um have been found to b in
l arger q ua nti ty t ha n th ose o f li me i n th e muscl es
G rant th is fac t the n
and w e ha ve M ag nesi a phos act i ng as
n erve remed y a nd any d ist ur ba n 0e
of th e sy te m ca usi ng a mol ecu lar cha nge i n th e n utri ti ve el ements of th i s
sa l t w ou l d p od uce t he ch aract e rist i c pa i ns of t h is re me d y
They are d o
scri b d as bei ng of a sh oo ti ng charac ter l ik e l i gh tni ng d ra wi ng and teari ng
i ncl i ned to move fro m pl ace to pla ce th ey mo reover assume a peri od ici t y
of recu rren ce n ot h o we ver ha ving a ny regard for regul ari ty
W e l i ke wise
find these pai ns i n he d ache ge neral l y fro ntal i n faceach e neural gi a of th e
S to mach p in a
st o mach an d bow els o f t h e o vari es a nd o fte n i n th e l i m bs
f req ue ntl y rad ia te fro m t h e u mb il i cus and ar re l ieved by pre s ure ( re
A l oes Ca usti c N ux noun I is new and
se m b l i ng i n th is respec t Col on
S u lph ur ) a nd warm th espe ci al l y d ry h ea t b est appl ied b y mea ns o f a n i a
l i ned wi t h fl a nne l
I n E ngl a nd th e f ar me rs u se th e
v ert ed h o t pl te
r emed y w i t h pro m pt resul ts fo r fl a tu l e n t col ic i n h orses
Th e fol lo wi ng i s
my expe ri en ce wi th th e remed y a nd l l my resu l ts ha ve bee n from 1 2:
tri t u ra t ion
Case I Miss S a t 24 d rk com pl e xi on nervo us t emperamen t cl erk
t wo we ek s pre vi ous
S h e h d bee n u nd e t ea tm e nt fo r facial ne u ral gi f
On being call ed to t he
t he pri nci pal re med y bei ng mo rph i a wi th o u t re l ief
case I fo u nd th e p ti en t m u ch prost rat ed t h e righ t sid e o f the face a nd
su prao rb ita l regi o n some w h at swo ll n pai ns ver y se vere of a cramp y sh oot
Th ere was al so much te nd erness o ver the affected sid e
ing da rti ng nat ure
T he pa i ns we re of a n i ntermi ttent cha racte r a nd seemed to a ffect difi ere nt
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TWE L
T HE
ouble
d e ney to heart tr
V
TI SSUE R E ME D I E S
E
orme rl y
S he had f
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h ad pa i ns i n th e articulat i ns
at the h eart
Sh e d esc ri ed i t
of
b
as
i f th e heart w o uld b e t wisted o ut wi th a th robbing as i f somet h i ng we re un
wo und Perhaps it was a rh euma tism l ocated i n th e face bu t eve n h ere
The n th ere i s A rma r w hich has latel y been
Spfg el w o ul d be cal l ed for
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L ad y set 4 2 wi th h ecti c appeara nce ca tam en ia sca n ty o fte n om i tt i ng
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over the w hol e righ t sid e to th e l o we r j aw d ri vi ng out of bed Stool to rpid
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tack of neural gia i n t h i nfe rio r max i l lary of t he ri gh t i d e t h is be i ng v ery
Th e fac is swo l l e n and ve ry hard ; se n i ti e to t h e
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a nd sh e has si nce re mai ned free f ro m al l neural g i c at tacks
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has h ad m uch w orry l tel y
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Pati en t is m uch d i s
t he y sei ze h er i n pa rox ysms ob l igi ng h e to ca l l o u t
tressed a nd i n great anxi ety a bo ut th e p i ns ; he r pulse i s we k a nd vi ta l it y
S h e w as k ept i n bed for ten d a y s and t rea ted wi th R i m s
d e pr ssed
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A eta a m eemosa B o s n i a a nd A rsem enm b ut wi t h out effect
M ag nesia phosphon ea 3 x tri t was gi ve n g v nigh t an d m orni ng a nd
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CASE 2
years ago w he n sh su ffere d w h i l st abroad fro m vagu ne uralgic pai ns a bou t
bod y w hi ch grad ual ly i ncreased until w he n I saw he r i n J u ne last th ey had
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much w orse t nigh t aff ct d v ri o us nerve t racts ch iefl y bel ow th e wais t
The y sh fted about ; t here wa s te nd erness over t h e ffect ed part s and final l y
bou t weepi ng nd wri nging her ha n d s
sh e got no l ee p t n igh t b u t w alk ed
T here was numbness o f t he t oes and th e co nd it ion suggested
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C ol d ness nu m bness crawli ng and we a k
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i ng i n the ba ck afte r ex h aus t i ng d iseases a nd from st an di n g
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Facial paral ysis loss of s ti m u la ti ng po we r ove r
som e m uscl es The m outh is d istorted, being drawn ove r to
the unparal yz ed si d e C reep i ng pa ral ysis i n w hi ch the p r o g
ress of the d isease is sl o w ; there is ten d enc y to a ti n g,
i th l oss of sense of touch etc L ocom oto r pa ral ysis 10 m o f
m otor or sti m ulat i ng po er Paral ysis of the vocal cord ,
l oss of vo i ce th rough re lax ed or paral y zed con di ti ons of t he
laryngeal m u cl es A trophi c paral ysis i n w hi ch the v i ta l
po e rs are red uced and stoo ls ha ve a putri d od or A ll v a
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li m bs or of the hea d a n afiecti on of the m usc l es Muscul a r
paral ysis ca used b y a di turbed or d iseas ed cond i ti on of the
difi eren t nerve-fib res whi ch conve y the m ot or st i m u l us to the
m usc l es
P aral ysis of wh i te ner e fib res
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Pen n sy l va nia H omwopa l lnc M ed ica l S oa bty r 8 7
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Paral ysis from ta bes d o rsalis Trem b li ng i n
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wrote me that sh e cou ld go aro u nd
Ca l a ca fil m
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which com p l eted h e r recovery ( Monalsblé l l er j
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I nc i pi ent ph th isis i n anmm ic pa ti ents pro
fuse swea t es peciall y about neck a nd head To l essen the
em ac iati on gi ve also c rea m k ou m iss sm al l d oses of cod li ver
o il an d carbona ceous food C h ro ni c coughs of consu m pt i ves
I n d iarrhce a
Night-swea ts of phth isis wi th co l d e x tr em i ti es
an d ch ron i c fo rms wi th but li tt l e feve r
oarseness i nvolu n
tary sigh i ng su fl ocati ve attacks C ou gh wi th so reness a n d
dry ness of th roa t d u ll achi ng i n chest A l te rn ati n g or asso
ci s ted wi th anal fistu lze
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Cal car a u l ph
S pu ta pu ru l ent ; sani ou , m i x ed wi th
bl oo d I n phth isi cal cough s wi th greenish ye ll o w e x pecto ra
ti on ratt l i ng cough
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Kal i ph
S ho r tness of b rea th on the l east m oti on putri d
p u ta
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Ka li m ur
E x pecto ra ti on w hi te an d thi c k
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Na tru m u l ph
yd rogenoi d cons ti tuti on Phth isis m u
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Cou gh i th mum puru l ent sputa L o wer l obe of l eft
l ung affected A ll gone feeli ng i n chest
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Na tru m mun G e neral m alaise after the l eas t e x e rti on
sl eepy b y da y res tl ess at night S pasm od i c peri od i cal cou gh
wi th ra tt li n g i n ches t an d ex pectora ti on of bl ood y sputa w orse
i n the eveni ng afte r l y i ng d o wn con ges ti on to head wi th hec
ti c fl ush ch ron i c co ryza wi th total l oss of tas te an d sm e ll
Pa ti en t alwa ys wo rse near the seas hore A ccu m ul ati on of
transpa rent m ucus i n the lary n x i n the m or ni ng E m pty
swallowi ng ca uses cough
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of cou gh wi th ti ckli ng i n supra te rnal fossa tuber cu l ous de
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t li ng cough wi th copi ous e x pectora ti on of th i ck y el l ow
greenish pus This re m ed y em b races m os t of the sy m ptom s
that be long to the phthi si cal d y crasia consequentl y i t is a
rem ed y of val ue for the cons ti tut i onal condi ti on i n co nge n i ta l
or hered i tary cases Dr ol co m be h as used the 6ooot h po
i th wonde rfu l cu ra ti ve po er i n the las t st ages o f
ten cy
phth isis
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F rr u m ph
B rea th i n g short oppressed a n d hu rrie d ac
co m pan i ed by hea t an d feverishness
oa r eness from o e r
s trai n ing the voi ce C ough worse i n open ai r Hm optysis
profu se bright red froth y ; e pista x is Phth isis flori d a
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pa ti ents tak e co l d beco m e p rostrated an d have a b l o o d
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L aryngeal phth isis aryten o i d cartil ages pyr i form acu te
dry ti c kli ng cough fro m la ryngeal an d tracheal irri ta ti on a o
co m pa n i ed b y slight o r even seve re b ron ch ial or la ry ng ea l
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a sangu in e b ili ous tem pera me nt rath e r d rk com pl e x
i o n fi ve feet te n i nch es high we ight in he alth t 66 l bs fa m il y co nsum pti ve
two siste rs and a b ro th er ha v ing al read y di ed l ea ving a b ro the r s till e nj y
ing to l e ra b l e health fi nd seve ral harm pty in the su mmer w hi le i n th e
ha y fie ld and had co nstantl y d e clin ed from that ti me
Sa w hi m th e A pr il
fo ll o w ing ; h e ha v in g passed th rou gh th e hands o f s eve ral ph y sicians
nd at
tha t ti me was so l o w that his ph ysician said h e c ou ld n ot li ve si x w ee ks and
su ch was m y opini o n o n see i ng hi m Th ere w as a la rg e ( m y i n the r ig “
l omg at th e sec o nd i nt erc ostal s pace at a bou t th ree i nches to th e right o f th e
st e rn um ; th e re we re h ea vy ral es i n the l e ft bro nch i wi th decid ed ind ies
f th e pa re nch y matou s stru ct u re
t i o ns of b re aki ng d ow n
nd ca ve rn ou s
l esi ons th e re also the spu ta was very h ea vy and la rgel y pu u lent; th ere was
t he od or o f th e c d a ve al read y p rese nt musty and offen si ve e nough f rom
sept ics
e mic in fl ue nces ; h e had n o a ppe tite and sat u p hardl y l o nge r t ha n t o
ha ve his bed m ad e ; skin had a col d d m my fee l and he was d re nched w i th
n ig h t swea ts
C ase w as m a rk ed w ith a bsen c e f vi ta l wa m t/r; i nd ee d so
fo rb idding was th e case that l re fu se d his bro th e r w h e n h e ask ed me t o vi sit
hi m again i n a week ; he li ved fort y m il es away He was gi ven a dose o f
eve ry othe night wi th Sac ( an and o rd ered to repo rt b y m ai l in
S i l i ea
a wee k He had bee n ve ry much ha ras ed w ith his nig ht sweats a nd
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The second remed y when there is plastic
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Natru m mun When serous exu dation has ta k en pla ce
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Bo y a t 5 w i th righ t sid ed pl eu ri ti c sti tch worse w h e n co ug hi ng and o n
d eep i ns pi ra ti o n Rh euma t i c pai ns i n rig ht sh ou l d er j oi nt Gene ral h ea t
o f th e body v e ry li ttl e th i rs t
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to get out of bed and w ish ed t o ru n arou nd b ut was too w eak and fell ove r
very t al k a ti v e nd h i la ri ous
A si m i la r e xci tem e n t I not i c ed i n a lad se t 7 t o w h om I had gi ve n Ka l i
mar d u ri ng a gas tri c feve r wi th gre a t benefi t
( W P W esselh ce ft M D
From H g )
M iss G R set 20 Was called about mid nig ht t o see th is young la dy
w h o was sai d t o be sufleri ng from a pai n i n her si de I fou nd h er to be suf
feri ng from t he s ym pto ms co mm o n to an a cu te a ttack o f p l euri sy h ig h fe v e r
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and sev ere pain i n th e l e ft si d e of th e ch est
Ga ve h er ryon i n wa ter
Call ed next morn i ng fo u nd th e feve r so mew h a t l ess b ut pai n not re lie ve d
co n ti nued the B ry an
Call ed a t fo u r P M ; a bou t th e same pai n st il l
seve re ; ga v Ferm m fil ms in so l ut i on ; call ed a t ni ne P a ; th e fe ve r h a d
abated and the pai n was m uch l ess Call ed the next mo rni ng ; no fe ve r
and pai n nea r l y go ne
S h co nti nued t o i m prove a nd afte r a few da ys w as
u p an d a bou t as us ual
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ph os In flammati on of the lungs ; it is the first
and chief remedy
H igh fev er breathi ng short op pressed and
hurri ed It shoul d be gi ven i n the first stage unt il free per
spiration is established and h ealth is restored Pneu m o n ia
congestive stage E xpectoration i s cl ear b lood Secon da ry
co ngestion following pneu m o n ia T he well lung suddenl y
becomes congested C repitant rales S puta rust-colore d
Th is remed y and V er a tm m wh ite gi ve m e better success in
th e treatm ent of pneum onia than any re m e dies I
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The tongue is generally white coated The m ucus is white
an d visci d
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Natru m mun
loose rattli ng phlegm clear serous an d frothy in character
an d co ughed u p with difficulty worse in the morni ng Cough
wi th heati ng hea dache involuntary urination an d lachrym a
tion
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Kal i sul ph I nflammati on of the l u ngs with wheezing if
yellow loose rattling phlegm be coughed up or watery
m ucus Rattling cough especi ally in chil dren
uffocative
feeling d esire for cool air
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il icea C hronic neglected pneu m onia passi ng over into
suppuration ; d yspne a when lying on back Deep seate d
pain i n lung
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ase of p neumo nia b f l e ft upper l obe wi th well mark ed crepi ta ti o n and
profuse expecto ra ti o n o f frothy pi n k mucus ye l l ow wa tery d iarrh ma gree n
v omi ti ng L at /ces L yt op and Hemp/cor d i d no thing Frrru m Macs
ev ery two h o urs prod u ced i mmed ia te i mprove ment al th oug h we co nsi d ere d
her mo ri bund ( sh e had tube rc u l osis ) ; th e d ia rrh e a and vo mi ti ng w ere n u
afl ect ed
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( W C G oodn o M D
Dr A L Fish er q u i ckl y reli eved a ch il d o f l obul ar pn u mo nia w i th h igh
temperatu re w i th Fer m m phos Kal i snip/c gi ve n o n acco unt of th i ck
y ell owish expect ora ti on speed il y cu red th e case — Ham j ou nal of Obstet
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pn umo nia A n i ron moul d er by tra de he w as exp os d t o g rea t h at ; he
h ad lai n dow n o n a fo rm i n a sta te o f pe rspi ra t i o n too k a se v ere ch ill and
i nfl amma ti o n i n the right l ung was t he re su l t H is case was a bad o ne
c ompli ca ted by bro nch ial a ff ecti o n f v er h igh cough d is tressi ng a pai n
deep sea ted i n th e rig ht side e xpect o ra t i o n t nac i ous rusty col ored Fer
r um phos
i n al terna t i o n w i th Ka l i m ur a d ose ve ry h alf h ou r w as t a k n
for t w e nty fou r h o u rs th e n e v ery h our
For h is prostra ti o n nd sl eepl ss
n ess a fe w d oses o f K al i p/ w
s w e re ta k e n no w a nd th n
T h e i mprove
men t v e ry w y was ve ry ma rk ed i n t wo d ay s As t h e co l or of t h e spu ta
cha nged t o y ll ow he t ook K al i S td /Mr i nstead o f Kal i m um; an d as th is
cond i t ion was remed i ed N a l m m ma r nd Cal a rca phos c ompl e ted th e
cur i n a li tt l e mo re th an ten da ys He re t u rned to wo rk free fro m in flam
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wi th out i mprov em nt a nd as t he case was assu mi ng gra ver prop ort i on s
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i n al t ern a t i o n
I n t w n ty fo u r h o u rs a ma rk ed a nd a ma i ng i m provem e n t
resul ted w h i ch co nt i n u d to th te rmi na ti o n o f th e d isease w i th ra pid co n
val esce n e
T he case was a gra v e on
fo r t h e r as o n t ha t h h ad bee n lai d
u p three mo n ths w i th a fra ct ured
co nd i ti o n
nd was i n a v ery red q
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w h e n th e p neumo nia a ppeared ( S Pow ll B u rd i ck M D )
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Kali m ur This re m ed y alone m ay suffice for this d isease
or i n alternation with Far r u m fil ms for the e xu dation
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Kal i phos Puerperal mania or fever when ill u ions
absu rd notions or viol ent ma d ness set in S pecific rem e d y
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Natru m mun A useful intercurr en t rem ed y in pu erp era l
convulsions
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ase o f p uerperal fever Ch ill foll owed by fe ve r Su ppressi on o f t h e
l och ia mil k a nd uri ne Hila ri ous d eli ri um pro fuse cri ti cal d ia ph oresi s
wi th out th i rst o r much c oated t o ngu bowels co n fi ned a nd e xt nsi ve tym
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case i n which though at first am putation of the fingers and
toes seem ed inevitable cure set in and progressed un der the
stea dy a dm inistration of Ferr u m Mos 6 x
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cute articular rheu matism which is very painful is an ih
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articular rh eum atism Na tr u m phos acts u pon the uric aci d
of the cells and ren ders it harm less
G reat stiffness an d
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crac king of joi n ts
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Kali sulph
heu matic fever whe n the articul ar pai ns are
shifting wand eri ng or fl itting
heu matic headach es Pains
in the joints chronic or acu te that change about
c ute
articular rh eu m atism of a shifting nature settling in one part
an d then in another Chronic rh eu matism of the joints pains
worse in the evening and in warm air better in cool air Pai ns
K a l z sulpk I have repeate d ly
in the back nape or li m bs
tested in wandering rhe umati sm an d have had very favorable
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cute rheumatism of the joi nts for the
violent pains as an intercurren t rem ed y E xcruciati ng 5 pm
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vated by the slightest touch an d are i m proved by warm th an d
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Natru m mun
sym ptoms correspond
ym pto ms of tongu e etc Chroni c
rhe um atism of the joi n ts ; joi n ts crack
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h eum atic pains pains an d stifl ness i n
Natru m sul ph
nape and bac k pai n i n joi n ts especially of toes and fingers
an d wrists pai n i n hip joints aggra va te d w he n ris ing from a
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h eu matism which is worse at night ag
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A L C A SE S
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M rs R aged 22 years had suff er d f yea rs wi th d ebili ty nd i nd iges
ti o n She was v ry m uch su bj ect to co ld s nd rh euma t i c pai ns w h i ch
w andered and sh i fted arou nd over the body She was g nerall y worse in
t h e eve ni ng i n a wa rm roo m b ut b tt r i n t h o pen coo l ai r
S h e s uffe red
m u ch w i th neuralgia f th e fa ce w h i ch w as i n termi ttent and s h if t i ng but
b tter i n cool ai r
Tongue generall y coat ed a li ttl y ll ow S h ha d ha d a grea t ma ny sk i n
boil s w hi ch usual l y cam a fter a rh uma ti c spell Kal l my» w as so v ery
sa tisfact ory th a t h k eeps i t i n th house all th t i me for use if ny of th
ol d s ympt oms retu rn ( 0 A Pal me r M D )
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KA I J Mu m T h is is a grea t re medy nd al l i ts i nd i ca t i o ns sh ou l d be mas
Th fo ll ow i ng case w el l ill us tra tes i ts ab ili ty :
te ed
M r M ag d 7 8 y ars h ad be n sick fo four or fi ve years and the most
H e h ad a poor a ppe ti te nd a
of hi s su ff eri ng w as i n h is di gest i ve orga ns
wh i te coa t on h is to ngue mos t f th t i me E y es w ere la rg nd protrud i ng
t fa tty or gre asy food w i th o ut i ncr asi ng h is tr o ub l
H h ad
C ou l d not
fl a tul en ce an d sto mac h ach wi th co nsti pa ti on nd d i hce al t rna ti ng
e ve ry th ree or fou r week s
years nd m a ny of h is
H e has su ffe r d wi th chron i c rh euma tism f
j oi n ts w r m ore or l s swo ll n all th t ime nd wo rse w h n moved He
was ba d l y tro ubl ed wi th i nd iges ti o n and v mi ted very f w da ys w h i ch
gav h im re li f f a w h il e I n h is pri m h was a stro ng m n nd n w he
A fte r gi vi ng h im general di recti o ns i n
i s no th i ng b ut a gru mb li ng wr ck
re ga rd to h is food s ba th s tc I ga ve h im Kal i m 3x thr tabl ets v ery
t wo h o urs wh ich no t o nl y reli v d h is g n ral ca tarrh l cond i ti o n bu t t e
l i ved h i m v ry wa y so th a t wi th i n si x week s h cou l d wal k arou n d nd
fee l comfortab l
H ga v e m to u nd rs ta nd tha t i t w as t h fi rst m d i ci n
tha t h a d d o n h im ny good ( 0 A al m r M D i
Dr F ich t man of Also L ndra i n H u nga ry r po rts fi ft n cases of acut
arti c ula r rh u ma ti sm q u i ck l y c u r d by FM »: phos — A llg H am Z erl
Dr Sch l g l m n r ports th e fo ll ow i ng cas s L f R egen sbu rg a st ong
h eal thy m n a t 26 h ad ta k n co l d d uri ng a sta t f persp i ra ti o n nd co n
tract ed a cut rh uma t ism f t h j oi nts ( rh euma ti c fev r ) A t fi rst th right
pa ti nt h ad v i ol nt pai ns nd h igh f v r
sh ould r was a tta ck ed th
y on
wh i ch seemed d ec id ed l y i ndi c ted h r h ad n o th er efi ec t ex c pt tha t the
pai n on th n xt mo rni ng had cha ng d i ts s a t nd had a ppea red i n t h l f t
s v ral d ys u nd r th u of v ari ous
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m ed i c i n s
E i th r th e n or t h o th r f s v ral j oi nts was a ff ected
Th
mos t d im m i ng pai ns c o nti nued d a y nd night nd ev i d ent l y th e pa ti n t
was grea tl y red uced A t las t I deci ded to test Sch iissl er s medi ci n I ga v
Kal i snip/c Th resu l t was ve ry fa vo rabl e The w an d i ng pai ns ceased
changing th ei r l oc ati on and the pai n con fin d i tself t o th i ght sh oul der
agai n but was f l ss v io l n t th an bef o re U nder th co n ti nued u f th is
S l ep n d a ppet i te
med i ci ne th e feve r nd p ains g rad uall y di mpp ed
r turned and no other j oin ts were imm
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27 2
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fi rs t d ose of Kal i snip/r the pa ti en t was d ismissed as con vale sce nt N o
rela pse occ urred ( From Sch ussler )
Dr Sch l egel ma n w ri tes J anuary 1 8 76 : I was a ttack ed wi th rheuma ti sm
th e la tter part of N ovembe r tra veli ng b y rail si tti ng c l ose to the w i nd ow
of a dra ug hty carr iage
M y w h ol e rig ht si de was affected goi ng and o n
ret urn i ng t he pai ns were very se vere ; espec l
worse on ev ery movemen t
ry on eased me tem
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B ryan was of li tt le use now
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e l ectri c cu rrent next mo rni n g repeat ed l y
b u t it w as of no avd l
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t oo k a p i nch of th e Farm »: phos and as if by magi c the pai ns d isap
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ri ght arm set i n the mome n t sh e attem pted to move the arm or e xte n d
th e h and an d th us mad e all wo rk i mpomi b l e
T he pa ti en t w as all th e
more d epm d abo ut this as in h er vocatio n sh e had a good d eal of w ri ti n g
to d o I gave man y remed ies Pulsal R ear loan allad N ux m ur
Pl a l i na etc all wi th ou t effect
I sen t the you ng lady in to the cou n try ;
h er con d i ti o n rem ained the same
New remed i es h a d no bett er resul ts
A t last I th ought I had fo und her remedy i n Z i nc mel as I had he a rd
How asto nish ed I was to fin d my p a ti en t
nothi ng f rom her for f our week s
w h om I thou g ht c u red enteri ng my consul ti ng room on the 3ot h o f S ep
tember tremb lin g wo rse th an ever On my i nq ui ry w hy she h ad no t c all ed
soo ner she tol d me somew ha t ti mi d l y she had gone to M ariab run n t o see
a h erbalist and used th e c ure d uri ng t he ti me The resul t as I co u l d
p lai nl y see had not been su ccemful Conseq uentl y she placed he rse lf
I tol d her I was wi lling to trea t her and ope ned
u nd er my tre a tm en t agai n
I ch ose Mag nesia plum and h ad no reaso n t o regret
Sch iissl er s Th era py
my ch oi ce fo r af ter th e fi rst few d oses ( three t i mes a d a y ten gr ains ) a
d eci ded i mprovem en t was noti ced of wh i ch I h ea rd o n the n th of Oct ober
when I saw her agai n A t th is d ate not ven a trace of th e tremb li ng co ul d
b e obser v ed
She h a d w ri tt en repea ted l y af ter th is an d e ven then had x
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an y r cu rre nce o f th e affecti o n
( From Sch ii ssler )
Dr B riskeu was called to a case on the eighth d ay after se izure All th e
en t h ad n ot bee n ab l e to sta y ia bed a si ngl e
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d uri ng the next n ight he was ab l e to stay i n bed and in twel ve da ys w as
compl et el y c ured ( From Schiissl er )
A gen tl eman set 7 0 had ac ute rh euma tism in th e sh oul der and el bow
joi nts He ha d been c upped wh ich made i t worse H is j o ints were wra p
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Fer m m phos and Ka l i mar w ere co nt i nued i n l ess freq ue n t d oses
S ix
d ay s after my first v isi t t h e patient was abl e to l ea ve th e bed and was qu i te
well ( Dr Schl egel )
J ul y 29th 1 87 9 From the reports of a Med ical Congres at Dort m un d
by Dr Stens Jr : I sh oul d l ike to report on a case o f rheumatism w hi c h
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stantl y in mo ti on
Se v
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ance eve ry mo rn ing bet wee n two and t hree o cl ock whe n th e pai ns were
w orse Th e patient al so co mpl ained o f a pain i n th e righ t hand
al way
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and po werl essness w hi ch prevent ed her f ro m l ifti ng anyth i ng h eavy
often felt rather exh austed nd had t l ie d o wn I gave her no less than
fi ve remed ies w h ich seem ed t o suggest th em sel ves b ut wi th ou t success
Th e l ad y s anmm ic con di t io n an d partl y Dr Sc hiissl er s recommend a ti on
I prescribed h is own preparation of Farm ,» phos
m ad e me th ink of iro n
Th e
as m uch as wo ul d cover s sixpen ce to b e taken nigh t and morni ng
resul t was th t after tak i ng th e medi cine for six d ays the pai ns w it h t he ir
acco mpan yi ng symptoms d id not re t u rn even t h ough soon after t hi s wet
we th er set i n wh en she h ad general ly felt h er pai ns to be much worse
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Mis A W a t 1 0 54 was tak en wi th a chil l on J anuary 1 st 1 884 The
n ext d y I fou nd h er wi th ve ry high fe ve r pu lse 1 20 ; severe pain s in back
an d lim bs ; nausea and vomi t i ng ; j o i nts smal l and l a rge gr ea tl y i n a med :
h nd s feet and l i mbs cr d ema tons
C ould not bear t o be t ouc h ed or mo ved
G reat sensi ti veness i n e very part o f th e bod y and l imbs Pains became
i ncreasi ng to su ch an e xten t that her scneams
very much w ome at ni gh t
C on stan t cry
co u ld be hea rd by th e nei gh bors on e ch sid e of the house
fo r co l d w t r ; vomi ti ng of food and d ri nk al most as soon as swal l o wed
To ngue coated yell ow with h orri ble bitter metal l i c taste Great pm tra
H ered itary gou ty rheumati c and d ropsical d iathesis fl as hed fo r
ti on
some ti me bac k a ra ven ous ppet i te especial l y for s weet thi ngs w h ich was
Trea tme nt : After wasti ng much of the first week with
free ly i nd ulged
va i o us re med ies wi t h no i mpro ve men t I d eter mi ned to ad here t o t he sy n
Fo r th e fever vo mi ti ng o f food a nd d ri nk and the i n
t rn o f Sch ussl er
Pai ns aggravated at nigh t CM
fl a mmat io n I gave Fer mm phos 6x
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ness sh e was abl e t
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Previ ous to he sickness sh h ad beco me so
sto ut t hat sh e coul d not swap to bu t ton h er sh oes and h er cl oak coul d
I nd eed i t w so un com fortabl e butto ned
scarcel y b e bu tt o ned aro und h e
th at she wo ul d g wi th i t Open al most all th e tim e
Aft er her recovery sh e
was abl e to st 00 p and her cl oak co ul d b l apped se veral i nch es — E H H o l
broo k M D in E d ed rc Med ical j ourna l
Dr Sul er o f Berl in report s a case o f fever and vi ol en t pai n i n th e righ t
sh o u l d er j o int
high temperat u re full and rapid pul se th i rst and l oss o f
appeti te
S h o uld e red swoll en and sen siti ve t pressure
The premu re of
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p
d eli cate chil d ren caused by soft spongi
ness of the bone from want of phosph ate of l im e m ol ec ul es
Sk ul l soft and thi n with cra ckl i ng noise w hen pressed upon
delayed cl osure of fontanel l es sal l o w earth y co m pl exi on face
pim pl ed retarded denti ti on emaciati on late ral curvature
sw o ll en co nd yl es i n both extrem i ti es sp i na b ifid a n on u ni on
b ro k en bones system ati c dyscrasias
Pott s d isease
of
shru nk en chil dr en h ard l u m ps on the crani um diarrhce a d ur
ing d ent i ti on wi th m u ch flatus col d trem ors, chi l d ca nnot
hol d head u pright I ts pri nc i pal i ndi cati ons are the fon ta
nel l es wh ich re mai n wi de open the diarrh oea an d the e mac ia
tion of the ch il d
—
A troph y of the bon es wi th pu tri d sm e l l i ng
Kal i pho s
d ischarges from the bo wels I n diges ti on wi th ner vous d e
pressi on
—
Parti cularl y usef ul w hen the thi gh s are
Na tru m mun
notabl y emac iated and the d isease is in i ts earl y stages wi th
il
ri st
ch
sl ight pli abili t y of the bones
G
(
)
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Si li cea Open fon tane ll es head too l arge and rest of bod y
emaci ated wi th pal e face abd om en sw oll en hot ; an kl es
weak profuse h ead sw eat and bod y d ry , li k es wrappi ng up
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T W E L VE
T HE
r rssus R E M E
mm
warm l y offensive diarrhcea stool s contai n und igeste d food
wi th great exh austion, b ut pai nl ess ; i nflammati on sw el li n g
and suppu ra ti on of gl an ds and bon es ul cerati on and n ecrosi s
cell ul ar infiamm ati ons, boil s A bscess etc wi th tard y t e
co very an d su b seq u ent i n d urati on
—
This re m ed y is hi ghl y recomm end e d for
Na t rum ph os
poo rl y nourished ch il dren who are th reatened wi th ra ch i tis
an d conti n ua l l y pass cl ay col ored stools Dose I O grai ns, f our
ti m es a day R achi tis wi th excessive aci dity
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Mad ge b urg reports ( A l/g H am l ei ! 1 882, p 4 ) ca ses
in w h i ch chil d re n had formerl y bee n born rach itic b ut th rough t h e ma t er
’
nal i nge sti o n o f Cal m r ea phos
d uri ng l ast mo nt hs o f pregnan cy all su hoe
Dr K n u ppel
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of
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q uent ch ild ren w ere bo n perfectl y heal th y
Ch i ld se t a yea rs wi th righ t th igh sw ol l en t o th ree t i mes i ts na t ur al sine
from h i p j oi n t to k nee st ony hard ha vi ng ex ist ed for six weeks ; yi el d e d
t
l
t
h
e
t
m
h
t
r
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ear
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w
as
Y
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b y the gre test d istress eve n prol o nged cr yin g ( J W Ward M D )
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S CAR L AT INA
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Ferrum ph
tion wi th K a l i
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S im e cases of scarl et fever ( I n al terna
ma r )
—
Kali mun Often su ffi ces i n mil d cases wi th Fer m m phos
b ri ngs rash out and prevents seq uel ae L ym phati c enl arge
m ents etc
—
Desq uam ation skin pee ls 0 5 i t assi sts d esq ua
Kal i sul ph
ma ti on and form ati on of the ne w ski n also for the d evel op
m ent of the rash Discharges of foul ofiensi ve i chorous pus
fro m cars fet id d isch arges from al l m uco us surfaces
—
Kal i phos
Post scarlati nal dropsy
—
Dro wsin ess t wi tch i n g an d vo m iti ng of wa
Na t ru m mun
tery fl u ids
Sili cea S crofu losis glan ds swol l en and threaten to su p
il
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eq
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tardy reconval escence
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R ash rough a nd pimri l y risi ng of m u cus
Natrum sul ph
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TWE L
r ue
V
T I SS UE
E
a s u anras.
m ot or sti m ul us m ovi ng gentl y for
of
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tim e
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ne u
ph Sc iati ca w hen sym pt oms of cons ti tu ti o nal
f
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hi
rs
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g
or m ovi ng i n be d
—
Magnesi a phos Sc iati ca wi th ex cruciati ng spasm od i c
pai ns reli eved b y heat
—
Natrum mur
Tensi ve pai n in the right hi p j oi n t a nd
k nee of a rem i ttent ch aracter, painful contraction of hamstrings
l im b e m aciated an d pa i nful to to uc h pai ns renewe d o r i n
creased in a rec um bent post u re even i n dayti m e m o re to w ard
n oon re l ieved b y heat
Ch roni c cases after q ui ni n e
—
i
l
i
S cea S ciati ca ch ron ic cases Pai n w orse on mot i on
Pai n in h ips On wal k ing ca l ves fee l too short
—
At
Cal carea phos
Crawl i ng and ti ngli ng wi th the pai n
Teari ng shooti ng i n hi p bo n e
tac ks retu rn i n co l d w eather
Natrum
sul
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I NI C A L
C A SE S
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bee n su ff ri ng for e ven mo nths with sciati ca in l eft lg ; the
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by a very kill ful ph ysi ci n al l this ti me and al most e ve y k no wn reme d y
Mr
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se
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g
p y
p
c u l d d o n t h ing m re
was cal led f und pati e nt sufferi n g i th a d ull ,
tensi ve pa i n , ext e nd i ng t h e
h l e l ength of the sciatic nerve o f the le ft le g,
was t ried ,
u nti l th e
o
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w o
w
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i gh test moti on ; prep red a small po wd of Kal i ” or fix in
ha l f a gl
f w ter and ga ve a tw
ful every ten mi nu t es for an h ou r
when th pai n was much bett er ; p tien t th en sl ept unt il morning Next
n igh t th p i n retu rn ed ; g ve
m
T h e ne xt
eme d y b u t wi t h no r s ul t
n igh t g ve Kal i
and v ry soo n t h e pai n was re l ieved ; cond o ned
"
Kal i phos very two hours a small pow der d y for a week and then four
ti mes a d a y for
mo nth ; o nce d u ri ng that ti me he had a sligh t attack wh ich
w s soo n sto pped by putti ng one o f the pow d ers in a half gl ass of water an d
t
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th ere has bee n n ret urn o f t h e trou b le
H
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)
(
A l d y wh h d to be bro ugh t h om f rom campmeeti ng I fo und sufi eeing
wi th an i ntense pa in d o wn th e sciati c nerve Th ere were some feve r and w
th t o u h
mov ment
trem sore n ss t
Ton gu was
from th
l igh te t movem nt
o n sl
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27 9
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by Mag nesia pb as A man who had bee n wash i ng sheep
had sc ia ti ca and coul d not l ie d o w n
A ll t h e sl eep h e got was i n a cha ir
M ag nesi a
and h ot appli cati o ns t o t h e righ t sci a ti c nerve al o ne rel i eved
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TUB E R CUL OS I S
from Sch ussl er
’
s a4th
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E di ti on , pub
l ished i n
Magn esia phosph ori ca and Natrum phosphori cum The
possibi li ty of l e ucoc ytes u n de rgoing cheesy m etam orphosis is
d ue to the fact th at they con ta i n al b um en and fat
con
m
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not
t
n
d
e
one
u
g
y
y
g
cheesy d ege nera ti on consti tu tes sc rofula w h ile tu be rc ul osis is
the sta te after such d egenerati on Hence scrofula is the first
tu bercu l osis the second Much can be accom pl ished in al m ost
any stage an d i n al l scro fu l o us d iseases b y the use of the ph os
phates se l ected acco rd i ng to the ir ch aracteristi c i nd icati ons
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pec ial attenti on, and the latest experi ence en dorses it as a
re m ed y for l upu s
A s l ong as no cheesy dege neration is
presen t N a tr u m films is abl e to rel ease the im pri soned l eu co
c ytes
A m ass of l e ucoc ytes u ndergo i ng cheesy d egene rati on fu r
nishes a n u tri ent so il for bac i l l i and h ence m ust be cast 03
and el im i nated as a fo re ign bod y by norm al cel l act i on
E very
heal th y ce ll possesses the prope rty of recogn iz i ng and repe l
l i ng i nim i cal su bstances
Pe rfect l y heal th y ce l ls are not
found i n the ne ighbo rhood of t uberc l es S uch m ust be form ed
through the acti on of the i n di cated phosph ates w h ich br i ng
abou t the i r ne w ce l l fo rm at ion and a lso ente r i nto thei r co m
s
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K och
’
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b t nce foreign
su s a
ca nnot
the cel ls
Tuber oul zn
to
eff
ect such resul ts si nce
and hence is repe l l ed
,
i t is
a
m
280
s r wst vs
T I SS UE
NOT E
mamas
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owi ng which we ppend as a
note to Scrof ul a and Tu bercul osis ]
Tu be culi n fro m w hich th e tubercul ar l ymph has latel y been man u factu re d
wil l yet have to und ergo many metamorphoses before it is discovered t h at
t hey who use i t are o n th e wron g track
n
I
[
a
former E d i ti o n , th e
r
20 th .
we fi nd t h e foll
a
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Man d reh t sich rech ts
Ma n d reh t sich links
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are sti l l
to
Doch hii ngt der Z o pf
be fo un d here nd
stet s
h i nten
"
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y
there . ph sicia ns . who . i n f at ua t ed
cu re b y means o f tu ercul in d iseased
a
.
with the bacteriologi ca l fad seek to
b
t ubercul ous cond itio ns
They poi nt to the ir successes b ut that these rest upo n errors even i n th e
face o f th eir numerous fai l ures th ey are u n wil l in g to d o ubt
I t i s not excl ud ed from posmbi l it y tha t bacil l i migh t be found in th e
sput um of any o ne suffer i ng fro m a si mpl e bro nch i al catarr h b ut ot h e r w i se
l
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wil l at
once upon the d iscovery of the bacil l i in the sputum concl ud e tha t tu bercl es
are present i n th e l ung tissue and foll o wing th is erro neous conclusi on
will
br ing at once tubercul in to the fiel d
Af ter the cure has been accompl ished w hich is to say wh en the catar rh
und er favorabl e i n ue nce of ext ernal co ndi ti o ns has cured itsel f the pat ie n t
beli evi ng hi msel f to have been affected wi th t ubercul osis wil l ingl y pays th e
expen ses o f the h unt for t he bacil l i
Baci ll i w hich are found o n heal th y cell s will be cast off and el iminated
Bacil li w hi ch as above menti oned meet on a cata rrh al secre ti on in th e air
ll
n
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s
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c
re
t
i
n
B
ac
l
i
e
c
ea
g
g
p
p
of l eucocy tes whi ch have und erg o ne cheesy d ege nerati on ad here and th ri ve
the rei n becau se th is mass bei ng i nact i ve ca n not th row the m off I t be come.
“
th ei r breed i ng pl ace and th e bacil l i act as th e ( a m of disease
Howe ver if
thi s nu tri e nt soi l i n conseq uen ce of rati onal means is cut 08 and elimi nated
th e n th e bacil l i wil l go th e same pa th or be l eft to the sa me fate as th e
ch eese mi tes—w h en con sumed
I f th e baci l l i d id not req ui re th i mass of ch eesy d egenerat ed l eucocyt es for
breed i ng grou nd if they co uld breed in health y places th en the y w oul d
soo n u nd erm i ne t h e wh ol e o rgan ism and t ubercu l osis i nd ed would no t
ha ve ti me to become chro nic and th e pati ent wo ul d d ie bef o re both l un gs
w oul d h ve bee n und rmined by t he b ci l l i
I t is di fl eren t wi th t h e germ w hi ch cau se acu te i n fect i ous d isea ses
t y ph us sm ll p x et c
m e l es scarl ati n
Th ese germs cannot find a
t
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n
l
n
h
u
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e
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d
atel y
g
p p
g
p
p
q uickl y cast off nd l im inated b y h eal t hy cell cti o n
An
en th usiasti c
fo ll ower of
K och affected with
th e baci l l us
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28 2
T HE
TWE L V E T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
S KI N,
DI S E ASE S or
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os
I nflam mati on of
F errum ph
the sk i n w hen there ex i sts
ei t her fever heat pai n throbbi ng or red ness ; p im pl es h ea t
and congest ion of the sk i n
—
li
m
P im pl es on the face wi th thi c k w hi t e
ACNE
Ka
un
contents caused b y a d istu rbed action of the fol l i cular gla n d s
Crusta lactea scn rfy e ru pti ons on the head a n d
E CZ E MA
Th is is the pri nci pal rem
face o f l itt l e ch il dren
Dan druff
arisi ng from va cci n a
ed y i n al te rna t ion w i th Fen u m phos
t ion wi th im pure l ym ph E cze ma resul ti ng fro m dera nge d
characte risti c tongue d ry flourl ik e scal es
uteri ne fu ncti ons
on the ski n A l b u m i no id d isch arge fro m the ski n wi th
w h ite to ngue Vesi c ular ecz ema al bu m ino id secretio ns o r
conten ts
A cne pustul es pi m p l es etc connected w i th
E RUPT I O NS
stom ach d erange m ents w h i te ton gu e acco m pani ed wi t h d e
ranged m e nstr ual pe ri ods se ro fibri nous secreti ons
A fter Fer m m phos if swel l i ng be presen t
E RYT H E M A
S h i ngles vesicl es enci rcl i ng h alf of the
H E RP E S Z O N A
bod y l i ke a be l t w hi te ton gue
L U P US
W A R TS On the h an ds also ex te rn al ly
S YC OS I S Prim ary rem edy
B UN I O NS Ch ilblai ns and l upus pri nc i pal rem ed y
—
Kal i phos
I f ne rvo us irri ta ti on and oversensi
E CZ E MA
G reasy scabs wi th o fi ensive smell ;
ti v en ess accom pa n y i t
sec reti ons of the sk in i rri tat i ng causi ng so ren ess of the pa rts
i tch i ng wi th a craw l i ng sensati on gentl e fri cti on agreea b l e
excess ca uses so re ch afed sk i n b l ood y watery secreti ons ex
o ffensive pe rsp i rati ons I tch ing of scal p ; back o f
cessi ve
head sor e as i f h ai r was pull ed Carb unc les
C H I L B L A I NS
On toes h a nds and ears ti ngl i ng and i tchi ng
pai n Recent not su pp urat ing
B l iste rs and bl ebs al l over th e
MAL I G N A N T P UST U L E
bo dy watery contents sk in w ithered and wri nk l ed
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D IS E AS E S
SK IN ,
28 3
OF
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Ka li su l ph D ryness of the sk i n from su pprew ed sk i n d is
eases Dread of hot dri nks
EC Z EMA Disch arge of y ell o w efiete ma tt er , ecz em a su d
d enl y su ppressed wi th other sy m ptom s of th is d ru g
E RU PTI O S S u ddenl y reced i ng th rou gh a ch ill o r fro m
other ca uses D iseased con d i ti on of the n ails i n terr pte d
gro wth sk i n scal es freel y on a sti c k y base Sores on the
s ki n wi th y e ll o w watery secreti on on li m i ted po rt i on wi th
peeli ng 0 5 of S ki n
PSOR I AS I S Several cases o f th is afiecti on are repo rted as
ha vi ng been c ured wi th th is rem ed y
Ye ll o wis h or w h i te sc al es on the scal p (also
D A D RU
as a was h ) falli ng off of h ai r l ow er li p d ry and scal y
The i n tern al u se of K a l i su lpb a dose every four hours
has i nvariab l y cu red ev e ry case of t i nea capi t is I re l y upo n
this rem ed y excl usi vel y u si n g no was h o r greasy oi n tm ents
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B arber s i tch ; herpeti c erupti on wi th
w h i te scal es Dand rufi pus tu l es an d p im pl es on scal p Rash
li ke in sect b i tes worse about k n ees a nk l e and el bo ws
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N a tru m m r E RU PT I O S W i th c l ea r wa tery con tents
s mal l vesi cl es or b lis ters wi th col orl ess wat ery conte nts form
i ng i n to th i n sca b s or c ru sts wh i ch fall 0 3 and read il y fo rm
agai n Pus tu lar e rupti ons on forehead Sk in of h an ds es pe
c ia l l y about nails d ry a n d cra ck ed
EC Z EMA Wh i te scal es erupti o ns wi th watery co nten ts
fro m eat i ng too m uch sal t
I T E R T RI G O
So reness of the ski n in ch il d ren wi th wa tery
sym ptom s wh i te scal es o n the scal p I ntertrigo between
thigh s and scrotu m wi th acri d d isc harge an d exco ria t i on
P E M P H I G US F l u i d fro m b liste rs and bl ebs li ke wa ter
R UP I A
B liste rs not pus tu lar erupti ons
S YC OS I S I f watery sym ptom s corres pon d
D A D RU
Wh i te scal es on the scal p
WAR TS I n pal ms of hands
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T I SS UE REM E D IE S
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OST E R Secon d re m ed y herpet i c er upti on s oc
cu rri ng th rou gh the cou rse of a n y disease
E fiects of b i tes of insects ( exte rnall y ) wa rts i n t he p alm s
of the h ands U rt i ca ria and m il iary erupti ons
N a trum ph os — S ore ness ch afing of the ski n i n ch i l dre n
S we ll i ng of the seba ceous glan ds ; erupti ons f rom vacci n a ti o n
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honey co l ored go l d en ye ll ow sca bs Cru sta la ctea abou t e a r s
of li ttl e ch il dren
L UP U S both i nte rn all y and extern all y
E RYT HE M A R ose ras h ( wi th Fer m m
sore patch m
on the ski n ye ll ow cream y d isch a rge h i ves i tch i ng al l ove r
the bod y l ik e i nsect b i tes
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N a t rum s u l ph Chafing of the ski n in ch il d ren wi th
bi li ous sym ptoms C h il blai ns
ECZ EMA V esi cl es, e rupt i ons con tai ni ng ye ll o wish , wa tery
secreti ons Ye ll ow scal es
PEMPH I G US Wa tery v esi c l es or b l ebs all ov er th e bo d y
W H EA L S C ontai n i ng a ye ll ow wate ry sec reti on ( E d e m a
of the ski n
WA R TS I t abstra cts water from the base of the warts a n d
ca uses a sh ri nk i ng of the sam e
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Si l i ce a I tch in g ex an them a sm all pustu l es fill e d wi th
l ym ph d y i ng q u i ck l y Sm all wou nds suppu ra te profu sel y
Phaged en i c u l cers carbu nc l es S uppu ra ti ve process in the
ski n A c ne bu rns b y da y Pem ph igu s z ona rhaga d e s
rose co l o red b l otches E rysi pe las wi th suppu ra ti on Bo i l s
com e i n crops Malign an t pustu l es D iseases of the fin g e r
nails b ri tt l en ess etc
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C al carea phos C h afed ski n exco ri a ti on i tch ing of th e
s ki n
EC Z E MA Er upti o n of the sk in wi th y e ll ow whi te sc a bs
w h i te of egg contents ) anae mi a ,
and vesi cl es ( al bu m i no us
b l ood l e ssness of the sk i n
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H E RP E S I tch i ngs acute or ch ron ic i ntercu rrentl y
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k ept covered to preven t scratching ; has been affl icted eight mon t hs and
been un d er th e best allopathic trea tmen t w ithou t benefi t Ga ve he r at fi rst
Ka li m ar i n sol u tio n Th is remed y was co ntinued for some tim e b ut
w ithout mu ch benefi t i f any Gave her th en Calcarm films in so l uno n
Thi s remed y prod uced a change for the better in a week and it being con
tin ned cured th e case in two months Th e h eat of the fo ll o wi ng summ e r
seemed to prod u ce a relapse w he n the same remed y agai n cu red it and sh e
remain s wel l ( C T M )
Case of ski n disea se lasti ng for years con si sti ng of a recurr ing eru pt i o n
of fine red pi mpl es and w hen very severe the pimpl es run togeth er th e
surf ac e prese n ting a red swoll en appearanc e a strong al kali ne fl uid ooz e s
out copi ousl y ; aft er this exu dati o n th e in fl ammation subsid es and th e
cut icl e comes off i n fine scal es E ru pti o n itch es and sti ngs inte nsel y a nd
alth ough formerl y reli eved by co ld wat er th e irr itati on has bec ome re li eve d
latel y b y h eat He has also u sed A reas ad d ex cept on th e face whi ch
allayed the itching nd red ness He has tak en i n the last year o w l er s
sol u ti on of A senic but withou t rel i ef Th e attacks are worse in th e f all
nd spri ng
nd th e eru pti on is mostl y on the fac e ar m s an d ch est
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anoth er case a great deal worse havi ng lasted twen ty five years th e
scal y eru pti on mostl y on arms re li eved by hot w ater entire l y d isappe are d
bu t re tu rn ed a year after w he n th e same remedy i n r peated doses of th e
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prod u c ed no visi bl e effects u po n th e flo w bu t i ncreased ve ry mar kedl y th e
dand ruff on th e head w hich fell in small w hite fl akes over th e coat co l lar
acc om pan i ed by i tchi ng ( W P W esselh oeft M D
rom H g )
Con su lte d the writ er for ery
L ad y bl on de wt 20 fai r ski n ordi n aril y
th em a
or two days ch ecks were s woll e n fie y red and burnt lik e fi e no
itchi ng eru pti on or rough ness One dose Far m »: plum M M ( S wa n )
I n th i rt y mi nu t es the bu rni ng fiery red ness w as gon e and th ere w as no
retu rn th e c ure be i ng perfect ( Board man L ond on ” W
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ase w hich had suffered f rom fl ects of i vy poisoning ( R ims tax ) fo r
ei ght mon ths W as fo rmerl y tre at ed by exte rnal re me dies bu t has re pea t
hard herpefi c vesicles fo rming i nto a
ed l y b ro k e n ou t agai n w ith sm al l
thi n scab with itchin g and some moisture The eru pti on appears i n th e
l eft ax illa abou t th e neck and n th e backs of both han ds S he has a sen
sati on of fai n tness at st omach and befogged feelin g i n head fea ri ng to l ose
h er reason V ery vi v id d ream s S ulphur R ims an d Sapi a had no bene
ficia l efl ec t
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Case presen ti ng th e foll o w i ng s ymptom s : Bald spo t as large as a sil ver
dollar n l ef t side of th e head H ai r falls ou t easil y w h en combi ng al l over
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th e head also of be ard C ame on af ter gonorrhcr a a y ear ago nd has
proba bl y take n much potash L yra/b Nal m m m ur w ere of no av ail d ur
A fter taki ng Kal i s /pin every thi rd day a
i ng fou r or five mo n ths
powder for three wee ks the hair ceased falli n g nd th e bald spot is covered
wi th hair ( W P W essel hre ft M D From H g )
Th se t 1 5 thi ck crop of papu l es n fo reh ead face and bo th hands re d
l ooki ng {l a/ces nd burns i n d y ti me only Th e spots o n foreh ead are much
worse whe n he tak es off his hat
ot at all a nnoyed i n the eveni ng wh en
warm or at night Th e e nti re eru pti on van ish ed i n l ess th n a fort night
u nd er S i l icea
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DI STUR B AN C ES OF
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Magn e s ia phos S l eepl essn ess after exh a usti on or lack of
b rai n n utri ti on ( J C Mo rgan ) I nsom nia from ne rvous
ness an d em oti ons
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Ferr m phos
I nso m nia f ro m h ypersem ic con d i ti on s
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bea uti ful h ypnoti c but those w ho us u all y sl eep wel l are k ept
awak e b y i t R es t l ess at n ight, an xi ous d ream s Drowsi
ness i n the af ternoon
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Ka li m r S tartl ed at the l east no ise S om nol en ce res t
l ess sl eep
Kal i phos — S l eepl essness after worry , exci tem e n t bu si ness
troub l es and fr om n ervous ca uses gen erall y S l eepl ess from
overexe rti on Ofte n accom pan i ed b y i rri ta b ili ty grea t de
The true rem ed y resto res
spond en cy a n d fr eq uent u ri na ti o n
normal s ti m lati ng po w er i n the gray n ervou s ma tt er , and
con seq uent contra ct i on of the arteri es wh i ch d im i nis h the
flow o f b l ood to the brai n an d n atu ral heal thful sl eep res u l ts
S om eti m es a course of th is rem ed y is n eed ed So m nam bu l ism
of ch il d r en req u i res a s tea d y cou rse of th is rem ed y
Yawn
i ng, stretch i ng an d weari ness Con s tant dream i ng of fire
robbe rs of falli ng of ghosts etc N ight te rro rs of ch il dren ,
awak i ng from sou n d sl eep s cream i n g wi th fri ght L asc i vi
ous d reams Twi tch i ng of m usc l es on falli ng asl eep
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N a t r m phos Dro wsy fee li ng yet not sl eep y
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Kal i s u l ph V e ry vi vi d d re ams
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Nat rum mun Excessi ve sl eep traced to an excess of mois t
u re i n the brai n substa n ce Sl eepi ness, the natural amo nt
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of sleep is unrefres hing Constant an d excessive desi r e to
sleep Drowsiness saliva dribbles fro m the m outh S l eep
lessness with great nervous irritability associated wi th cold
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n ess of legs S leep restless an d setting in late freq uent
starti ng d uri ng sleep
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Drowsi ness often the pre ursor of ja und i ce
Natru m s ulph
when there exist a grayish or brownish green coated tongu e
an d other bi lious sym ptoms
wak ened by asth ma
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Cal area fl uor V ivi d drea ms not unpleasant but wi th
sense of i m pending danger d eath of new scenes places e tc
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Cal carea phos Drowsiness in ol d people wi th gloo m y
thoughts hard to wak e in m orning constant stretchi ng an d
yawning chil d ren cry ou t at night
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aged 5 : yea rs ha d bee n si c
fi ve wee s wi th w ha t th e d oct ors call ed typh oi d fever He had bee n r un
n i n g d ow n fo r n earl y t wo y ea rs He had l ost n ea rl y all of h is stre n g th a nd
fl esh a nd co ul d not sl eep eve n th ough h e ha d ta e n all of th e ol d rem edi e s
D uri ng hi s
W h e n I was c all ed h e w as b ad l y ala rmed a nd ve ry n ervous
si ckn ess h e h ad h ad a grea t de al o f h eada ch e a nd d epressi o n o f spi ri ts H is
t o n gue w as coated a d ark brow n a nd h is b rea th w s very o fie nsi ve H e
com plai n ed o f a go n e se n sa ti on i n h is st om ach Th e st ool s were p u t ri d
a nd fou l wi th co n si d erabl e fla tu l e nce
H is ( eve r d i d n ot ru n h igh a nd va ri ed abou t two d egrees fi om mo rn i n g t o
n ight I ga ve K l i Mos for th e sl ee pl ess n ess a nd n e rvous n ess a nd Fa r m »
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to k n ow wh a t h e t ook I experi me nted some by n o t gi vi n g i t every d a y
a nd I fou nd tha t h e cou l d n ot res t wi th ou t i t I t proved to be th e rem e dy
fo h i m
( 0 A Pal mer M D )
M rs C says wh en sh e has a seve re pai n i n ba ck of n eck a nd h ea d nd
so n e rvous sh e cou l d n ot all ow a ny one to tal k t o h e r coul d n o t lie s till or
sl ee p o ne powd er o f Ka l i phos woul d relieve h e r i n a few m i n u tes and
sh e wou l d sl ee p as if sh e h ad ta k e n mo rph ia a nd wo uld fee l sl ee py f r th e
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e nti re da y a nd n ight foll owi n g th e d ose
Dr J C Noth ingha m wh o pre
scri bed th e Kal i Moos be li eve s th e sy m ptoms were d ue to se x ual exem es
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A ge nt l em a n w ho h as ufl red from great sl ee p l essn ss de pressi on a nd
occasi o na l te nde nc i es t o su ic id al m a n ia wri t es : I d o n ot n ow h o w to tha nk
y ou f th e med i ci n e y ou ga ve me ; i t h as d o n e me so much good I h a ve
ta k e n the Kal i phos a nd occasi o nal d oses of Kal i ma r very fai thfull y and
w ill co nti n ue t o d o so as i t k ee ps me righ t ( From Sch iissler )
M rs W a t 60 much sl ee pl ess n ess wi th grea t n er vous i rri tab il ity and
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an d ga rgle in sore m ouths an d throats Granular phar yngitis
d enoi d elevations ; secretion of m ucus which is whi te an d
tough ; also in post erior nares Patient haw ks and sa nfi s to
get it ou t I n fol l icular pharyngitis wi th tough tena ci ous
secretion an d cough tem porarily relieved by rem ov al afte r
great efi ort of the clingi ng sputa W e have fou nd i t m or e
frequently useful than Ka l i bzclzr omicu m ( H C F ren ch
M D)
Thr oat very d r y
Kal i pho s
G a ngrenous sore throat
d esire to swallow all the ti me Sal ty m ucus raised from
throat
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Natrum mun
Goitre if wi t h
E nlargem ent of the throat
watery secreti ons I n fla mmation of the m ucous lini ng of the
throat transparent m ucus covering the part s relaxe d u v ula
Ch ronic sore throat with feel i ng of plug or lu m p an d grea t
dryness of throat Constrictions an d sti tches in the th roa t
Follicular phary ngitis especial ly in sm o kers after n i tra te of
silver treatm ent
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Tonsils coated with a yellow ream y
Nat rum phos
m ucus raw feeling m oist deposit on the tongue m orni ngs
loo king yellow S ecretion as of a lum p in the throat w orse
swallowi ng li qui d
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Cal area phos Clergy man s sore throat as intercu rrent
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Cal area S taph S uppurating sore throat (see Tonsi lli ti s)
u lcerated sore throat yellow m atter last stage
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I n chronic pharyngitis with chok i ng on
Magne s i a phos
atte m pting to eat fast
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S ore th roat wi th feeling of lum p on swal
Nat ru m s ulph
lowi ng d ry U lcerated sore throat Diphtheri a with vo m i t
ing an d welling up of m ucus from the stomach Palate
burns d uring m enses
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Cal area fl uor R elaxed con di tion of the uvula ti c k l i ng
in the larynx E xci ti ng cough Haw k ing of m ucus earl y
in m orning B urning in throat better by warm th
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A n act or Mr B c o n su l ted me for a seve re i rri ta ti on i n th e th roat tha t
i n te rfe red mu ch w i th spee ch a nd o n acc ou nt f a n e xceedi n gl y bad b rea th
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was especiall y d istu rbi n g as h e w as obliged to a ppear i n a ro l e th ree
da ys la te r i n w h i ch pro xi m i ty w i th h is fe ll ow actors was n ecessa ry From
a n e xami na tio n I c o ncl ud ed tha t i t res ul ted f rom a d efi ci ency of Kal i Mos
and so I o rd ered th is remedy O n th e even in g of th e seco nd da y M r E i a
fo rmed me th at h e w as fu ll y re c ove red ; of th e fou l b rea th th e re w as n o t a
trace to be perce i ve d He also sta ted t ha t h e w as ab l e t o n ot i ce a n i m prove
me nt eve n af ter th e sec ond d ose ( Dr Q nesse )
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Convulsions wi th fever in teething chil
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dren
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Fits from fright with pal li d or livi d cou nte
Kal i phos
nance H ysteri cal spasm s with un onsciousness and low
m utt eri ng del iri um
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Magne s ia phos
Cram ps in any part of the bod y, legs,
throat, larynx etc W riter s cram p Muscu lar contra ction ,
twitchings an d spasm s Convulsions wi th stifl n ess of the
lim bs or bod y thu m bs drawn in fingers clenched , etc Over
sti m ulation of nerve fibres Convu lsive twitchings of the
corners of the m outh Spasm of the throat on att em pting to
swallow spasm odi c stam m ering Tonic spasm s violent con
tractions and rigi dity of the m uscles d uring longer or shorter
Tetanus loc kjaw ( rub it i nto the gu ms) Tetanic
i ntervals
spas m li ke B ella d , where the latter d oes no good (JC M )
—
Cal area phos Convulsions fro m teething without fever
if M ag n esia pleas fails Fits d uri ng d evelopm ent in chil d
hood in youth or in ol d age where the li m e salts are at faul t
I n an ae m ic pale patients in the stru m ous an d scrofulous
Cram ps an d convu lsive m ove ments of all k inds if M ag nesia
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Spasm s wi th co ntra ct io n s o f th e fi n gers ope n e yes d uri n g i n te rv als h as
spasmod ic cou gh Mag nesia phos 9x c ure d — R a ue s R et ard Ham
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A R V G a y ou n g lady ze t 1 8 h ad v isi ted al o n g wi th h e r moth er i n
th e past summ er
a hydropa th ic esta b lis h me nt W i thou t bei n g il l
sh e had used th e ba ths even d uri n g h er ca ta men ia I mmed iat e l y after thi s
ah e t oo k v io l ent spasms or cr am ps w h ich se t i n d ail y and c o n ti nued a f ter
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ha vi n g re tu rn ed h ome A medi cal ma n was co n su l ted as t he d is ease
i ncreased i n sp ite of t he di fl eren t med ici nes she took
A seco nd d o ctor
was con su l ted w ho qui te agreed i n th e d iagn osi s as we ll as th e treatrne nt
ad o pt ed by h is co ll eague I n j ecti on s o f morph i um ver y stro n g and
b u t th e
repeated several ti mes d ail y were th e m ai n reme di es a ppli ed :
d is tressi n g ail ment cou l d n ot be removed ; o n th e co n trary th e cra mps
in cre ased i n vi ol e nce and f requency The med ical men i n att en d ance
fin all y d ec lared tha t there was n o cha nce of im proveme nt u ntil the pat ie nt
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woul d tak e
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a fi aid
th at
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th ei r da ughte r woul d n ot li ve t o see th e spri ng and if sh e d i d th a t sh e
wou l d n ot be fi t to be removed Th ey th ere fore t el egraph ed req ue sti n g a
On the 6th of September l ast I saw the pati e nt fo r t he fi rs t
visi t fr om me
ti me I had kn ow n her formerl y and w as asto n is hed to see i n stead of
th e b l oom i n g h eal thy gir l sh e h ad been a pal e em acia ted fi gu re w h om
I sh ou l d n o t h ave re cogn i zed
D u ri n g m y presence she had a n att a ck
her feat ures were d istort ed t he eyes turne d upward fro th cam e t o t h e
mou th and th e n a fearfu l p aro xysm of bea ti ng and stri i ng wi th the
ha nds nd feet such as I h ad n ever see n before Th is was on l y t h e
commencement S udd en l y th e trun of h er body was con torte d i n a n
i nde scri bab le manner the bac k of t h e head preased d eepl y inbo th e pi l lo w a
t he feet fo rced agai nst the foo t of t he bed her ch est and abd ome n be ca m e
arch ed li ke a brid ge dra wn u p al mos t half a yard I n th is un na tu ral pos i
ti o n she was susp ended seve ral seconds S udden l y the w hol e body j e rke d
and th e poor sufierer was tossed about for some
up w ard w i t h a bou nd
sec onds w i th h er sp i n e co ntracted Du ri ng th e w h ol e att ack w h ich last ed
s everal m i n u tes sh e was q ui te u nco nsci ou s ; pi nch i ng and slappi n g h ad no
effect d ash i n g col d wa te r i n th e face or a ppl yi n g bu rnt fea th ers t o th e
n ostri ls was i n effect ual th e p u pils were qu i t e i nse nsi bl e to th e light
w h i ch I ord ered h ad n o effect ; Cnpf met acted bette r but o nl y
Ig nat
tem po rar il y ; B all ad 1pm : and Faisal ( th e la tte r for su ppremed ca n
men ia ) we re of n o use Th e attack s d i d n o t i ncrease ne i the r di d th ey
d e crease i n th e l east d egree Th e morph i um i n j ecti ons too we re c o n t i n
ued a t th e d esi re o f h er fri e nds W h en a t m y v isi t o n the 4t h of O c t ober
th e spasms ca me o n agai n wi th su ch v i ol e nce th a t th e beds tead ga ve way
I co n su l ted Sch ii ssl er s Th e ra py and o rd er ed Magm a phos Aft er ta i ng
th is remedy o n the “ fi ll of Octobe r th e ca tamen ia a ppeared b ut h er c o ndi
ti on oth e rw ise w s i n n o wa y ch an ged Th e spasms co n ti n ued wi th th e
same vi o l e nce Th en remembe ri n g Sch u ssl er s i n j u ncti o n to use Gri m m
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i ne ffectual I ga ve h ere Calca ea Mas on th e i 6 th of Oct ober a fu ll d ose
eve ry two h ou rs Immed ia te l y th e spas m s be came l ess freque n t On th e
si x th da y t h e re was a n a tta ck wea k a nd of sh ort d u rati on From t hi s
date s h e h ad pe ace till the 6 th o f November th e da y of the re turn of t h e
ca ta me ni a w hi ch was preced ed by sh o rt slight a ttack On th e 1 4 th o r
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EME D I ES
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region curvature of spi ne in the l um bar region absce ss near
the l um bar region tabes m esenterica rachitis open fon ta
nelles flabby em aciated shrun k en chil d ren disposition to fu r
uncles an d u lcers peevish and fretfu l chil dren wo rse fro m
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Cal area d uot
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Sili ea W hen the bon y struct ure of the spine is afi ected
m yeli tis eoocygod ynia spon dylitis Posterior spinal scl erosi s
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SE S
Th os T M cNish M D
All egh e ny Pa i n A mer im n H ome opa tki st
Octobe r 15 97 T wo y ea rs ago I was co n su l t ed by a farmer si xt y y ears
of three y e a rs s t a nd
o l d sp a re o f n e rv us t em pe ame nt a bou t a d ys pepd
i n g I t w as n agg ra vat ed and aggra va t i n g case bu t I a m n ot goi n g to d e
tail i t fu rth e r th a n to say th a t I ga ve Sepi a 3oth tri t u ra ti on and th is si n gl e
remedy effect ed a pe rfect c u re
Th e pa ti e nt t h e n i n fo rmed me h e h ad a n oth er com p lai n t of far ol d e r d a t e
w h i ch he had n ot me nt i o n ed be fore beca use h e be li ev ed i t i ncu rabl e bu t th e
s u ccess fu l tre a t me nt of h is dyspe psia gave h i m h o pe th a t th e oth er d iso rde r
m ig h t be c ured Th e h ist o ry of th e case was b ri e fl y th is Ni n et ee n y e ars
be fo re wh il e d iggi n g a we ll h e strai n ed h is back ; th e efl ects however soo n
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w ha t h e call ed a cram p i n th e l owe r d orsal n d u pper l umba r re gi o n
w hi ch t wis ted h i m arou nd u ntil he faced to th e re ar
Th e spasm w h i ch
w as very pai n ful was e pea ted seve ral t i mes A fte r an i nt erval of som e
week s h e h ad a n oth er a ttac a nd from tha t ti me fo rwa rd th ey i nc ease d in
H is ge n e ral h eal th d id n ot s eem
fr eque ncy u ntil h e ha d o n e o r mo re d ail y
t o sufl e
He re ce i ved trea t me nt from ma ny physi cia n s ( all f th ol d sch oo l ) wi th
ve ry slig ht be n e fi t a nd a t last placed h i m se l f i n th e ha nds of a spec ial ist
w h o ga ve h i m e l ectri cal m assage o nce or tw i ce a week Th is w as con ti nu e d
regu la rl y f fou r y ea rs d u ri ng w h i ch t i me th e a tta cks decreased i n fre
quen ey ( bu t n ot i n i nte nsi ty ) so tha t th ey d id n ot rec ur of te n e r tha n o nce a
wee k a nd occasi on all y th e i nt erval w as t wo week s ( I n egl ected to say i n
th e pr ope r pla ce tha t th e pa ti ent was al wa ys t wisted toward th e righ t sid e
Th ere was ve ry slig ht t e nd e rn ess ove r th e fi rst l umba r verteb ra )
Y u wi ll rea d il y u nd ersta nd th a t I was n ot e n a mor e d of th is case and i a~
d eed h esi ta t ed t o u nde rt ak e i t bu t th e i n sist e nce f th e pa ti ent d eci ded me
a nd afte r t wo week s stu dy a nd re flect i o n l prescri bed My Mos 6: t r i tura
ti o n fou r d oses d ail y T h is was co n ti n ued fo r o n e mon th
Th e e ff ect f th e med i ci n e w as rema rk a bl e
From th e ti me of ta kin g th e
C LI N I C A L C A
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S P INAL IR R I TAT I ON
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Natru m mun — E asil y fat igu ed , w eak ness from
sl ig
htest
exerti on rest l essness of l i m bs pai n in ba ck and sensi ti ven ess
o f spi ne
Sl eep l ess restless and weak Headache on wal k
i ng
Sal ty taste an d repugna nce to food V isi on becomes
di m after readi ng at ti m es o n l y ha lf of object visi bl e N a tru m
mu r in i ts first effects sti m u lates the nervo us syste m caus
i ng m uscul ar con tracti ons very m uch l i k e those in d uced b y
red corp uscl es
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I t i s from thi s sti m ul ati ng acti on
secreti ons di gest ion etc
that sal t 15 so effecti ve w hen appl ied l ocal ly wi th fri cti on to
weak m uscl es etc L ater ho wever N a tr u m mm: exh austs
the nerves di m i n ishes gl an d ular acti vi ty an d d evel ops
The ski n is d ry
asthen i a an d anaem ia wi th e m aci ati on
h arsh and sal low ; m u co us m em b ranes are d ry crack ed and
r wi th scanty co rrodi n
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G rea t co m plain ts are mad e th at the mo uth is
d ry when in reali ty the annoyance ari ses from the st ick iness
Now from
o f the sec reti on s ; the y are not nor mall y fl u id
thi s aton ic effect of sal t we observe spi nal neu rastheni a
The smal l of the back fee ls paral yz ed especi ally i n the morn
B ack fee l s as if b ro ken L egs weak trem
i ng on ari sin g
b li ng ; worse i n the m orning Feet hea vy as l ead Wi th all
thi s i t may read il y occu r that the bladd er beco m es weak
trou b leso m e dri bbl ing of u ri ne afte r a normal stoo l An d we
ma y ad mi t thi s vesi cal sym ptom as a concom i tant of spin al
weak ness even though the prover had no such associat ion
because su ch a com b in ati on is qui te in k eepi ng wi th the
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aton y as a part of a general ten den c y in sal t to p rod u ce ex
hausti on h ence n ot a sym ptom of paral ysis b ut ra ther of
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Si li cea S pi nal irri ta ti on al terna ti ng wi th ofien si ve foot
S pi nal irri ta ti on of chil dren depen ding on worms
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T WE L V E TI SS UE RE ME D IE S
mar k ed l y
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v ted at the ti m e of the new
S pi nal i rri ta ti on wi th sti fin ess of nape of the ne c k
and headache
Wea k back and paral yz ed fee li ng in l ower
extrem i ti es B urni ng i n back constant ach i ng in cen tre of
back Cocc yx pai nf u l Pat ient is very sen si ti ve to the l east
noise has rough an d yel low finger nai ls icy co l d feet e ven in
bed U nheal th y sk in every l i tt le inj ury su ppurates F eel s
bett er from warm th in general
—
Kal i p hos
Neu rasthen ia espec ia ll y from sexua l e xcefi ,
characteri z ed by seve re spin al irri ta tion
Cal carea fl uor — B ac kache si mul ati ng sp ina l i rrita ti on wi th
weak draggi ng do wn beari ng pai n Bo we ls co nfined
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SPE RMATORRHGEA
Na t rum pho
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E m issi ons every n ight, sexual desi re al m os t
th i n, wate ry, smel ls l ik e stal e urine I n the
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ne Sem en
prove rs it prod uced sem i n al em issi ons ev ery ni ght ; at first
the re seem ed to be erethi sm wi th l asci vi ous d reams b ut la ter
em issions took place one or tw o in a n ight w ithout an y sen
sa ti on w ha teve r
These were fol l owed by weak ness of the
back and trem b l ing of the k nees wh ich fe l t as if the y wou ld
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Kal i phos — Nervo usness growi ng out of e xcessi ve sexu al
exci tem ent whethe r i n d ulge d or suppress ed I m potency an d
noctu rnal or other d isch arges wi th these nervo us i n di cation s
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n ight P rostration and w eak v ision after coi tus
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Na trum mun Di sch arge of prostati c j u i ce
Pol l u ti ons
fo ll o wed b y chi l l in ess l assitu d e an d i nc reased sexua l d esi re
I m pote n ce
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S cea S exu al e reth ism wi th paral vti c d isease Persis t
ent sex ual thoughts ; often nocturn al em rssrons
Cal care a fl uor
Constant d ribb l i ng of sem i na l and pros
tati c fl u id w i th d wi nd l i ng of the test icl es
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Natru m
sul
ph
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—
V iol en t pai ns
in
back
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of
nec k
and
head
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ph
bubo to control suppurati on ( wi t h
S il icea)
C h ron ic supp ura ti ng stage of syphi l is
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Cal carea fl uor
Chancres hard and i n d urated
Cal carea
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I NI C A L
C A SE S
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by co ngest ed re o l g yish x ud tio n co v
Deep e xca vat io ns wi d er t bo tto m pa i nf ul m i ct uri t io n
er i ng surface
Kal i mur very three hours I mp ovem ent oo n s t i n th e pai n o n u ri n
nd t h e u lce rs rapid l y h ea l ed
w
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k
a t i ng d i sa ppea re d
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F errum p
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orch iti s i nfla mma tory co n d i
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Pri mary remed y i f from su ppressed gono rr h oea
H ydrocel e in l itt l e bo ys
—
Ca l ca rea phos
O rch id s h yd roce l e so m eti mes after N a
Kali
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tr u m
ma r
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—
fl uor
Dropsy
Cal care a
sa
me
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of
the testi c l es
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I n d urati on s
of
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mun ( E
d em a of the scrotu m and prepuce ( a lso
sore
S pe rm ati c cord and tes ti cl es pa i nft
A chi n g i n testi c l es V iol e n t i tchi ng on sc rot u m
from pu bes
Na t rum
N a tr u m strip/n)
pai nfu l
L oss of h air
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F labby ; taste so ur soap y, acri d I nfla mm ati on of the to ngu e
w hen suppu rati ng
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F errum ph os I nflammati on of the tongue wi th d arkq e d
sw ell ing
Ca nce r
—
Kal i mun
For the swe l l i ng i n gl ossi tis
Coati ng w hi te
d ry grayish w h i te sl im y
—
Kal i ph os
I nflam mati on of the tongue when excess i ve
d ryness occurs or exhaust ion Coati ng l ike stal e brow nish
li quid m ustard excessi vel y d ry i n the m orni ng as if i t wo uld
cl eave to the roo f of the m ou th B rown tongue E d ges of
Cal carea
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Tongue ex cessi vel y dry
ph — Coati ng yel l o w sli m y, so m eti m es wi th
w hi tish edge I nsi pi d pappy taste
Cal ca rea ph os — S wo l l en sti ff n um b whi te fun e d pi m
l
a
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r
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py
Na trum mun — Coati ng sl i m y, cl ear and watery especi al ly
w hen sm all bu bbl es of froth y sal iva cover the si des and ti ps
L oss of tast e mapped tongue C l ea n m oist tongu e Tongu e
n um b and stiff Chil dren sl ow i n l earni ng to tal k Sensa ti on
o f a ha ir on to n u e
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tongu e Ca ncer
Na trum sul ph — C oa ti ng dir ty b ro wnish gr een or grayish
n
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y
ters on ti p Red tongu e
—
Sil i cea
I n d urati on of the tongu e hardeni ng I nfl amm a
tion resul ti ng in suppurat ion
—
Ca l carea fl uor
Crack ed appearan ce of the tongu e wi th or
wi thou t pai n I nd uration of the tongu e, harden i ng after i n
Kal i
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flammati on
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Magnesi a phos — Y e ll ow , sh i n y coati ng espec ial l y wi th
pai n i n bo wel s and pressure in sto mach
NGT E — Th e coati ng of the tongu e d oes not al ways w hol ly
i nfl uence the choi ce of a rem ed y i n al l afl ecti ons of the
tissues If any on e sufferi ng fro m a ch ronic catarrh of the
sto mach , tak e al so anothe r acu te d isease the coa ti ng of the
)
(
tongue wil l not al ways have that pecu l iar appea rance w hi ch
wil l i ndi cate the rem ed y su i ted to the acu te disease If any
disea se part icul arl y of a chron i c natu re shows i tsel f wi tho ut
d ecisi ve sym pto ms then the coati ng o f the tongue wi l l in
m ost cases gui de i n the choice of an appropria te rem ed y
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TW E L
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V
T ISS UE RE ME D I E S
E
TONS IL L ITI S
Ferrnm
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phos
Tonsils red and i nflam ed pai nful on sw al
l o wi n g
Th is rem ed y at first al one
—
Kal i mun The secon d rem ed y as soon as there is an y
sw e l l in g of the t h roa t
Th roat spotted w hi te or gra y
Ch ro nic o r acute tonsill iti s wi th m uch swe llin g
—
Kal i pho s
Tonsils large and sore wi th w hi te sol i d d e
posit on the m l ik e di phthe ri ti c m em brane
—
Na tru m pho s
Ca tarrh of the tonsi ls wi th a gol den yel l o w
ti nge d exu dati on from an acid con d i tion of the stoma ch
Ch ron ic swe l l i ng o f the tonsi ls
—
l
r
s
Ca ca e a pho
C h roni c sw el l i ng of the tonsil s ca usi ng
pai n on openi ng m ou th d eafness an d difficul ty of swall o wi ng
“
Husky vo i ce
i ntercurren t
I n spo ngy h ype rtroph y of th e
tonsi ls i n ch il d ren i n the 2x tri t urati o n we ha ve fo un d a
fai thfu l and protracted use of the d rug i n ma n y cases to pro
”
duce a mark ed di mi n u ti on i n the siz e of the tonsils
H
C
(
Fren ch M D )
—
s
Cal care a ul ph
Tonsill i t is, l ast stage w hen m att er d i s
ch arges or abscess fo rm s
—
Na tru m mur
U vul itis ; here the m uco us cel ls are the sea t
H ence not Ka l i mu r but N a tru m mu r is th e
of the d isease
rem ed y
C h ron ic e n l argem ent of the ton sils has been cured
b y the re med y i n the 3 oth poten c y
—
Ma gn esi a pho s Tonsi ll itis worse ri ght si d e Throat very
red an d p u ff y
Pati e n t is ch il l y and t ired head aches and is
fl ushed
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ul ts
sa l i va t io n w it h e xc l l e n t r
i n p rt i cu lar was cu ed wi t h
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from s ve re i nfl mmat i o n f th to nsi l s t h t h e cou l d sca rce l y sw ll o w
mi l k or w ter had rece i v d fro m m e a p pa tio n o f me cu ry Th e in fla m
mati o n f the to n i l w
d uced v y q u i ck l y b ut not her e vi l set i n
T h gu m w ere l oo e ned b l e d i ng easil y and
n mel y
io l en t sa l i va t i o n
t e t h a nd th e tee t h w re l ck n d
I th ought of
sta nd i ng bac k f o m th
ff ct io n l so w i th Al a r m s w i t h w h ich I h d oft en be fore suc
cu ri ng th is
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K li m
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T ISSUE RE ME D IE S
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T ) and o rd ered them to be gi ven dry every ha lf h our
fo r th ree h o urs and the n every h our t h ro ugh the nigh t
Th e next morn i n g
q uite ea rl y I cal l ed a nd to my to nishmen t fou nd h i m si tti ng up i n b ed
q uite bri gh t and breath ing natu l ly H is ch est h ad assumed a more norma l
form and t h e to nsi l s were co nsi d e ra b l y di mi nished i n siz e
Th e sa me
remed y w s con ti n ued thro ugh t h e next d ay and t h e next morn in g t h e
l i tt l e fel l o w met me i n the pa rl or com parati vely well
H
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Ferrum
Toothache wi th hot ch ee k i nflam ed gum
Wo rse wi th hot better wi th col d li q ui ds
or root of tooth
re
red and i nflam ed
r
a
f
m
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t
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ene
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ss
s
G
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t
h
f
u
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l
g
e longated Od ontalgia
—
Tooth ache wi th sw el li ng of the gums and
Ka li mur
cheeks to carry 0 3 the exud i ng efl ebe al bu m i noid su bm
—
Ka l i phos
Toothache of highl y nervo us delicate or p ale
Toothache wi th easil y b leedi ng
irri tab l e em oti onal persons
ri h t red seam or l inc on the m
a
b
s
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v
e
a
m
The
u
m
s
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g
g
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Teeth feel sore ; gri n d in g of teeth ; seve re pai n in decayed o r
fill ed teeth
—
Toothache aggravated in the warm roo m an d
Kal i sul ph
in the even ing b ut is better i n the col d ope n air
—
Magnesi a ph os Tooth ache if hot l i quids ease the pai n ( if
co ld eases the pai n Fer r u m films ) N euralgi c rheuma tic
tooth ache very in tense and shooti ng eased by heat Pa ins
b ut i ncreased b y sl ight m ove m en t
re l i eve d b y pressure
Tooth ache worse after go i ng to bed and from col d was hi ng
Non i nflamm a
and co l d thi ngs ge nerall y ; i n fil l ed teeth
tory too th ache
—
Na t rum mur
Toothache wi th i nvol u ntar y flow of tears
or grea t flow of sali va
—
Sili ce a Tooth ache when very i ntense at n ight w hen
ne i the r heat n or co ld gi ves re l ief an d w hen caused by ch ill i ng
a
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p
pe rioste um or fib ro us m e mbrane coveri ng the root of the
tooth and abscess fo rm s Tooth ache caused by su dd en chi ll
to the feet w hen dam p fro m perspiration L oom ess of the
teeth
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Too rap id de cay of the teeth strum ous
cond iti ons
Teet hi ng ai lm ents d uri ng pregnancy
Teeth
ache w orse a t ni ght
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Tooth ache if any food touches the tooth
Cal carea d uot
Too thache wi th l ooseness of the teeth ; enam e l of the tee th
an d
defici e nt u nnat ural l ooseness of the teeth
rou gh
“
Whe re the use of Calca rea fl u or has been conti n ued for
many w ee ks I have observed bad e ffects on the teeth suggest
i ng i ts possi b l e use i n cari es of the tee th especi al l y in chil
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C L IN I C A L
C A SE S
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Th ree c es of od o nta lgia we re rel ie ved i n fe w ho urs by Fm pbas fix
T h e sy mpto m we re : E l o ng ti o n f t oo th gre t ore n ess of too th to pres
su e co n t i nued pa i n co ul d no t sl ee p no sw ell i ng o f face o r gum
not re
l i eved by h e t or col d — N A J i 893 p 54
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ti on
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pai n offensive di scharge
,
discol ora
and
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ph E pi thel ioma Cance r on the ski n near a m u
co us l i ni ng wi th discharge o f th in ye ll o w se rous puru lent
I t cured an ep i the l io ma for Dr H 8 Phi l l ips
secret ions
of To l ed o Ohi o si tuate d on the l ef t si de of the nose , a horn y
I t had lasted
l ik e scab w i th a dark sw o l len i nfl am e d areola
ove r si x m on ths
—
R an ula
Na t rum mur
—
F errum ph os A n excel lent al ternate rem ed y for excessive
pain i n c ance r Ca nce r of tongu e has bee n bene fited b y i t
Naevus
—
s
Ca l care a pho
Ca nce r i n scro fu l o us consti tu t ions H ouse
m aid s k n ee A c ute or chroni c cysts req uire th is rem ed y
B ursae
Bronchol cel e go it re c ysts
—
S erous swe ll i ngs cysti c t um ors E x ecs
Cal ca rea sul ph
si ve gran ul a ti ons and supp u rat i o
—
a
B lood tu mors on the heads of ne wborn in
Cal care d uot
K no ts k erne ls h ardene d gl an ds i n the fem al e breast
fau ts
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T um ors of the eyel ids E n arged m ei bomia n glan d s S w el l
l
ing on the j aw bone w h ich i s ha rd Gangl ion rou nd sw e ll i ng
of encysted tum o rs such as are fo un d on the back of the w rist
Hard swel l ings havi ng t h ei r
from strai n of the el asti c fib res
I n d ur
e capsu lar l igam en ts or on ten d ons
seat i n th e fasci a
ate d l um ps i n ca cal regi on
—
Si li cea E n larged glan ds Chron ic en largem ent of l ym
pha ti c glan ds S wel li ngs l um ps t umors etc , wh ich are i n
S ci rrhous i n dura ti on of
d urated but th reaten to su pp urate
U terine cance r I cy col dness and fe ti d
upper li p and face
b row nish purul ent ichorous l eucorrhcea
—
Has proved of use i n cancer of ton gu e
Na trum phos
Go i tre w hen there is an aci d con di ti on prod uci ng i t
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C A SE S
maid e n l ad y o f 60
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cam e t o c nsu l t
me o n t h e 1 3 t h
Octobe 1 883 t l l i ng m h h d h i ny w lli ng n h l eft in d ex fin ger
wh i h had bee n t h for bo ut 1 8 mon ths T h l ump was h d and pa inf u l
f smal l pl i t w al nu t b ut rath e fl tt er p t ie n t ner
f bou t th e i
nd
I mprove men t set i n at once and i n two and one-ha l f
vo us and d pressed
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It w
it u t d n th l ft t ube ro i ty f th p r i e ta l
t i nn d t g o w l g
bon w bou t 7 m in d i m te nd it h igh t wa bout 3 m I t fel t
x m i n ti o n
h o w d th t th pa i etal
d o ug h y n t fl u t u tin g
C ef l
bo n w d fect ive b lo w it From th i th tumo issued I t w vi d nt l y
f mod
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me ni ngoc l
fp
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b i n nd th h il d w it h t h x c pt i on f d ou bl
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tu mo w
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t k i ng t h i
nd i n t
d y it w
q u i t gon T h h ol i n th bo ne grad ua ll y
sm l l er
fi l l d up nd t t h nd f th
nd
h l f weeks w
co mpl t l y cl o ed
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f t h o i pi ta l bon w it h op n p s
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fo n t nel l
t i
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Cal ca ea pho s
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i beth F
w id ow a t 70 con su l ted me o n A pril
sth o n cco u nt of n e pi th l io m s t d o n th e i gh t ch k reach i ng fro m
I t was l m st
i cu l ar and abo ut th e size
t h l o wer y l id t t h nost i l
flo i n Th epi t hel iom h d xi ted f som y ears n d was at t he
of
tage
f form i ng n u l
wi t h hard b se nd cal lous ed ges I ca l med ?
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re l a t es :
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TWE L VE T ISS UE RE ME D I E S
T HE
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PO L Y P
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p
p
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a pow d er ever y morn i n
f
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or
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k
g
Th e la rger o ne s came away e ntire l y ;
,
,
bleed ing easil y Calmrea films
Th e th i rd wee k reported enti rel y f ee
th e sm ll er on es w ere a bsor bed
( J G G il chr ist )
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fi nge ag i n great ly i mproved and became small er u nd er a course of ” ( pay
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said th at sh e h ad a ca ncer o f t he brea st a nd m ust h ave i t cut out i mm ed iat e ly
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A fter s few
h er I be l ieve I coul d remo ve the hard l um p wi th med ici ne
I mad e a 4 cc sol ut i on o f
Go t o w ork o n i t
momen ts though t sh e sa id
t he remed y by pu t ti ng 4 oz o f th e 3 x ta bl ts i n to 4 0a o f soft wa t er and
tol d he r to k eep t h e swel l i ng wet most of th e t ime wi th i t w hich she d i d
I ntern all y I gave h er 3 cones of th e 3 ever y th ree ho urs and had her repo rt
The o ne week s trea tment had red uced the l ump one f our t h
i n o ne week
a nd sh e no w ful l y bel ieve s th at sh e is goi ng t o reco ver wh ich she d id i n s ix
week s treatment
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C asx
t ea tmen t fo r a h ard l ump tha t had be en gro wi ng in h er righ t b rea t fo r
I t was pa i nful and sh e was u na bl e to use her ar m for
th ree o f o ur y ea s
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I used it i n o ne
t oot ha ch e o r i nj ury and for chaps a nd crack s o f the l ips
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Typhoi d wi th extreme
prostration ; freque n t hemorrhage i n dicati ng d isorga nization
of the blood
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Kal i mun Typhoi d or gastric fevers for gray or white
coated to ngue and loose ness of the bowels with l ight yellow
ochre colored stools or floccul ent evacuations and for abd om i
nal t endern ess and swelli ng
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Ka l i ph os Typhoi d or mali gnant symptoms whe n affect
ing the brai n causi ng stupor d uri ng the course of the d i sease
Debility weak action of
or with sym pto ms of put ri d blood
the heart sl ee pless nes s ofiensi ve breath putri d od or of stools
stupor Sord es o n the teeth A n excelle nt rem edy i n ex
trem e vi tiation of the blood when the system seems full of
typhoi d poiso n and the disease is not located i n any single
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Ty phoi d or malign ant co nd iti ons d uri ng
Natrum mun
the cou rse of an y fever such as twitchi ngs wi th gr eat dro wsi
n ess wate ry vom iti ng sopor parch ed to ngu e etc
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Typh oi d fev er i n y ung ge nt l man w i th ve ry ac t i v b r i n ; p mi n nt
that h b c m v e y hy steri cal wou l d cry l i k
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t t s the val u of th ese medi i n th is d i
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mo ve exa m s The e is de p res i n perce pti bl i n ll cas s f
nat ure
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loan 3 m m Pitas a c Clai ms Ci m i aj/Z Fer m m Mos N atru m ma r or
N atr u m phos o w ha t no t is th e q ue stio n tha t d ema nd s speci al a tt en t i on
o th e rs by Rm l ox
So me h av cl ai med success by t h e u se of B aptis l i ed
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co nced ed fac t th at th e i nfl am ma t io n i n t h e gla nd s of B ru nner and
k eep up th e fe ver and the re medy th at cu res th ese gl nds cuts sh ort t he
d i sease a nd the remed ies th t l ha ve fo und to d o th i s most certai n l y are
Fm u m phos and Ka l i mu r gi v en i n al te rnati o n ev ery ho ur d uri ng fe v er
w h ere th ere is a w hi te or gra yish coa ti ng o n the tongue T he PM
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i n th ose cases wh er th e pa ti ent i s d el irio us o r nerv ous a nd i n th e m o re
If th e tongue assumes a y ell ow sh i n y co a t~
maligna nt form of the d isease
i ng th e n resort t o M ag nesi a phos a nd especial l y w h e n th ere are pai n i n
If th e tongu e h as a
the bo w el s a nd a se nsa ti o n o f p ressure i n th e stomach
gol den y ll ow coa ti ng creamy mo ist gi ve Nal r a m phos S h oul d t h e
ton gue ha v e a d irty brown ish gree n coa ti ng gi v e N atrum sulfih Th es e
Last o f
remed i es are especi all y i nd i ca te d i n th is con d i t io n of the to ngu e
al l wh e n th e pa t ient begi n to co nv al esce fi ni sh up the treatm e n t w i th Ca!
cam Alcoa as a co nnecti v e t i ssue and b l ood ce l l co ns t i tuen t is n ee d ed
In
l l cases w h e re th ese ti ssue remed ies ha ve bee n used b y me they h ave p ro ve d
nd wil l cu re i f gi v e n as i nd i cated
Th ey supp l y the
ab u nda ntl y s uffi cie nt
i norgan i c el e me nts tha t are d i st urbed o lack i ng i n all d iseased tates a n d if
a st ri ct o bserv nce is h ad i n th ei sel ecti o n th e physi ci a n wi ll certa i nl y c ure
t
ll
I usua ll y gi ve th em t he 4: to 6 x
any d i seases th a t can b e cured
pot ency a nd w h il e ma ny may co nsi d er m d ogmati c in the use of th ese
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remed ies I can see no reaso n
yet to cha ge off i nto th e in tri ca te mazes o t
Wh il e I still use ma ny
su ppose d pa t h oge ne t i c pro v i ngs of po l yph r macy
po l ych rests l l en d d eci ded prefere nc t o th e p roper use of the Tissue
Remed i es w here i nd ica ted
Miss N etti e W ze t 23 W as ca l l ed i n co nsul tat i n found th e pa t ien t
appa re n tl y in l ast stage o f th e d i sease wi th th e sy mp toms usual i n su ch
A s o th er remed i es h ad been tri ed and she seemed si nk i ng I ad vi se d
cases
i n so l u ti o n
Kal i
U nder th e use o f th i s rem edy she ral li ed and i t
was co nti n ued so m d ys wi th th e resu l t th a t sh e ul ti ma te l y recove red
An th er i mil ar case was gi v n t h sa me remedy w hen oth ers seem e d of
vai l wi th th e same go od resul t o f prod uci ng a ch ange fo th e be tter
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n d fo u nd h im suffer i ng wi t h gon i zi ng pa i n i n t h ri ght i l iac re gi o n
heal t h
H had bee n attack ed sud d e n l y at 2 o cl ock A at wi th th i p i n a n d had
U po n ex a mi n tion 1 foun d a tumo r
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tu mor grad uall y l esse ned
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becam no mal the tumo r ha d e ntirel y d i sappeared t h be l ly w so ft a nd
a mere t race of t h e t en d er n ss re m i n ed
H e t oo k no ot h er me d ici ne s
Th e resul t i n t h is case i s I t h i nk phe nom nal si nce i n th i cl ass o f ca ses
th e pr ogn osi s i s l w ys u n fa vo ab le a nd t he cred it o f th e ca e n a be cl ea r l y
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i n co nsul ta t io n a nd bo t h agr ed w it h m e as to th d isease and bo t h a c
q ui esced i n th e t rea tment W h ve n m d i ci n w h ich i s t he peer o f
Fer m m pkos as
wh eth id iO path ic or sym ptomat i c an d
fev er remed
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F errum phos — U l cerati ons of gl an ds to re l iev e the thr ob
bi n g pai n so reness red ness heat and congested con di ti o n
U l ce rs if there be fever o r hea t or red ness and congestio n
—
Kal i m ai n U l ce rs w i th fibri nous d ischarge
Ul ceratio n of
the 08 and ce rvi x uteri wi th th ick w h i te mi l d secret ion s ; all
u l ce ra ti ons w he re the re i s sw e l l i ng or a d irty w hi te ton gu e o r
a m eal y flour l ik e scal y surface or a fibri n ons disch arge ; pro u d
flesh exu berant gran ul at ions Ulcerati on of cornea
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ph Tu bercu l ous u l ce rs w i th a cont in uo us ooz ing
o f ye ll owi sh pus and l ym ph wi ll often yie l d to th is rem ed y
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U l cerati on of the stomach or bow els
Na tru m ph os
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the pe ri ost eu m is afl ected S il icea has ul ce rs th at are spongy
rea d i l y b lee d i ng w i th torp id cal l o us ed ges fistu l ous u l cers
S l uggi sh ul ce rs
secreti ng a thi n feti d i cho ro us yel l o w fl uid
i n h ard wor k ed an d i l l fed peopl e
U l ce rat ion fol lowi ng abra
si on of the sk i n ove r the sh i n bone
U se also l ocal ly or i a
fusi o n of hay w h i ch conta i ns S ilicea S upp urati ve processes
m assi ve and repeate d d oses in scroful ous glan d u la r swel l ings
wi th suppurat io n
—
U l cera tion of bone su bstan ce as an i nter
Cal care a pho s
c urrent
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U l ce rati on of the gl and s Ul cers Open
Cal carea sul ph
P urul ent so res w h ich may resul t from ab rasions p im pl es
wo un ds burns scal ds or b ruises U l cers of the l ower l im bs
wi th a disch arge of yel l ow sa ni ous ma tter
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U l ce rati ons of bones Varicose u l cers
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l l th sores
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th e li mbs wi t h fl n nel ro l l r ba nd age
were heal ed u p and t he pa t ient well che e ful nd ha ppy ( A P Da vis
M D )
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surface of t h e u l ce
w h ich h ad t h e ppeara nce of hal f d ried cra ne A lt er
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I nconti nence of uri ne if from weak m
the sph i ncter m usc l e Wet ti ng of the be d especial l y in chi l
d ren E n uresis noct urna fro m weak ness of the m uscl es of ten
seen i n wom en w hen ev er
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Po lyu ria sim plex
I rresisti bl e urgi ng to uri nate i n th e d ay
ti m e aggravated by stan d i ng and accom pa ni ed by pai n al o ng
the ureth ra and neck of the b ladder Retenti on of uri ne w i th
fev er in l i tt l e chi l dren as we l l as i nvol untar y spurt i ng of
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D iurnal en uresis d epend i ng o n i rri tati on of neck of the b la d
d er an d en d of pen is
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deposi t of uri c ac id w here the re ex ist torpor and i nacti vi ty of
the l i ver
Kal i phos — Cysti tis i n asthen ic condi ti ons wi th prostra t ion
Freq u ent u ri nati on or passi n g l arge quanti ti es of wa ter Fre
quen t scal d ing ; nervous we ak ness I nconti nence of uri ne
fro m nervo us d ebil i ty bl eedi ng from the urethra
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wh ich cured both th e erupti on and
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o rnel ius O l d enbu rg reports a case o f spasm odi c ret en ti on o f the
uri n e
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aw ay
Mag nesia pil os was gi ve n w h ich rel i e ved somew ha t ; som e ur in e
I n fi ve d ay s no pe rmanen t o d eci d ed resul ts bei ng obt a i ne d
was pa ssed
fro m th is re med y Sch ii ssl e r s ad vi ce was fol l owed and accord i ngl y Ca l
m rea phos was gi ven wh ich cured i n o ne d ay Some two m o n th s l ater
anot h er at tac k came on w hich was l ik ew ise i m medi atel y cur ed b y G ri m m
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o nt inence o f uri ne : Wh en I beca me acq ua i nt ed
wi t h Dr Schiis l er s preparati o ns I was ver y anxi o us to test the ffects of
Kal i phos as Dr Sch ussler recommends this against paral ysis nd para l yt ic
co nd it i on s
W h oe ve r has bee n occu pied wi th th e st ud y o f psych o l ogy is
na t u ral l y rea d y to su spec t pa ral ysi
I ack now l ed ge I m a y
veryw h ere
have gi ven Ka l i phos too freq ue n tl y as I was d esi rous t f n d u t w h a t i t
Fo r vari o us reaso ns i t l ed me to gi ve i t fo r i nco n ti n ncy
I ga ve
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I n fi ve cases two of w hi ch I
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i t was d isco nti nued
T h e most success fu l case was t ha t o f a n o ld ge n t l e
ma n a t Go No d o ubt i n t h is case th ere exi sted a su b pa ral yti c cond i t i on
o f th
sph i ncte r m usc l e
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say t hat h e was pe rfect l y cu red b ut d esi red t o h ave so me o f the po w d ers
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an d c o u l d assign no cause t h e eto ; w s ble to retai n th e uri ne at ni gh t b ut
w hen sh p ssed large q uanti tie o f water i nvol u nt aril y
no t i n d a y ti m
General heal t h good Fe m m phos 3 x four t i mes a day A wee k la ter
epor t d t h a t sh e co ul d no w re t i n the uri n
sh e
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d y
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w ee k s lo nger w he n sh e i h
o r th e bl d d er was no w comm
fo rmed m e th a t th po w
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was be tt e r t h n sh had bee n fo r t wo years
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V aricose ve ins vari cose ul cerat ion of the
vei ns ( as a l otion also ) S h arp pi erci n g pai ns pati e nts can
not be on the ir feet Th e ch ief rem ed y for vari cose ve ins
Dr Po rter reco mm en ds th is re m ed y i n vari cose ve in s abou t
the vu l va and i n d isten tion of the ovarian and sub o varian
pl exus of vein s Different iat ing S il icea from Ch ica n e / Yuan
he find s th at the latter m edi c i ne has a grea te r affi ni ty for
m uscu lar t issu e and has re l ief fro m col d w hi l e S il icea is
w orse from co ld H e q uotes several sym pto ms from Farring
ton i n di cati ng the fl uoride of l ime i n affect ions of the lower
tissues L i ttl e vesi cl es form arou n d scars ; l acerati ons of the
cervi x wi th a consid erabl e am o un t of scar t issue
—
F errum phos Vari coce l e wi th pai n in testi c les Th is is a
po werful ve in rem ed y tho ugh i ts acti on on the arteries is its
prim e sphere I t has cured a smal l aneuri sm and the great
i nd icat ion for i t is throbbing
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i ng h i m f r wor k
E xam i natio n sho w ed a v ri coce l e w el l d e ve l o pe d prob
ab l y ca us d b y co n t n t h ea vy l i ft i ng
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phos G idd iness from
Ferrum
rush o f b l ood to the head
wi th fl ush i ng throbb i ng or pressi ng pai n
Ka l i phos — Dizzi ness sw im m i ng of the head when fro m
ce rebral or nervo us causes and weak ness not gastri c Verti go
fro m anaem ia
Vert igo worse risi ng and l ook i ng up
Kal i sul ph — Vertigo especi al l y on l oo kin g u p and risi ng
Na tru m sul ph — G idd i ness wit h bi l i ous coati ng on the
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b ile Verti go wi th i ncl inati on to fal l on th e right
tongu e, or
ex cess of
si d e
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ris i ng from
si tt i ng posi t io n a nd
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th e usual re med ie s wi tho ut a ny bene fi t
At las t I ga ve h e i n Ma y 1 8 75
t wo d oses d i l y o f Dr S ch ii ml e s K a l i phos
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vo m its as soon as i t n urses Vom i ti ng in
m orni ng wi th ch ill ines s
—
F errum ph os Vo miti ng of b l ood brightq ed b l ood wi th
tendency to fo rm a ge lati nous mass Vo mi ti ng of the foo d
wi th sour fl uids ; vom i ti ng of food the food returni ng u ndi
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Nausea an d vom i ti ng of so ur bi tter food and of
b l ood
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Kal i mur
Vomi ti ng of bl ood dark cl otted vi sci d Vo m
i ti ng of thi c k w h i te ph l egm
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Vom iti ng of aci d sour flui d , not
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TW E L V E
T HE
a s n an
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ms
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weaknes o f th e d igestive o rgans w h i ch tro ubles h im fro
S ix w ee k s g a m rked ggrava t i o n set i n
t ime
Feel ing o f l
v omi ti ng rush of b l ood to the
t h e epi gast ri um man y e u ctati o n
col d feet
E x mi n t io n ho w ed th e regi o n o f th e st omach to l
h ea l t h y
siti ve ; li ver k id ney s h ea rt e tc
Fer m ent Mos
a nd se n
h ou r
I n th ree d ay s the pa ti n t was l l i gh t vomi ti ng had en t ir
k ed l y
a nd t h e rema i n i ng sym pto ms h ad l esse ned m
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w eak and e xhausted O n th t w nty i xth f Octob she recei ve
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pai n Rheumati c pa i n i n joints of fi ngers A chi ng ii
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Han ds get sti fl wh i l e wri ti ng
Kal i mur
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w h i te expecto rat ion ; short spasm od i c cough
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si ti ve chi l dren ( i nte rcu rre n t )
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expecto rat ion
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m on col d convulsi ve fits of nervous cough en di ng i n a
w hoop Give th is re m ed y steadi l y
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Cal carea phos
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C L IN I C A L
C A SE S
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w h oopi ng cough wh il e not ex tend ed
My experie nce i n th e treatment
h as been q ui te sa ti sfacto ry to me especi l ly si nce d opti ng th e bi ochemi c
U nd er th is treatme nt the cough may be mod ifi ed
t reatme nt o f S ch ussl er
th e paroxysms lessen ed i n se v ri t y a nd f eq ue n cy and th e d u ra ti o n o f th e
d isease ve y materi al l sh o rt en d
Th e t reatmen t i s substa nti l l y as fol l o ws : I n t h e earl ier stages o f th e d is
ease Fem m phos i s gi ven fo r t h e feb ri l e sym ptoms al te rna ted w it h Ka l i
m a r for th e fibri nous expect ora t ion I f th e d isease h as reach ed t h t stage
w he n th e coug h has become spasmod i c i n ch r cter en d i ng i n th e charac
f ne vou s o igi n t h en Mag nesi a phos is th e re med y pa r
te ris t ic w h oop
cu r l/ance and as t h i s stag is usual l y reach ed be fore t h e d octo s se rvim
a re so ugh t t h is rem d y wi l l form th e basis o f t rea t ment i n ni ne te nt h s o f l l
I nd eed a vi al of th is remed y wi th d i rectio ns to give q uantity the
cases
si ze o f a pea i n h o t wat er e very fo u r h o urs egul ar l y a nd e pea ted w h enever
a pa roxysm o f cough i ng co mes o n q u ite f eq ue nt l y const i tu tes t h e w ho l e
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I ha ve nev er used th h igh e pote ncies
i s d emand ed
Th e d ose wi l l be q ual to t h t recom me nd ed abo ve for H ag ad i c Mos
V ery o ft en i nd eed gen eral l y I ad d t h e req u i red q uanti ty to wat i n a
d ose
t umbl er
nd gi ve a t easpoo n fu l f th e so l uti on at
( D B F Bean e
E l d orad o
Dr J T F ra w l y o f Cl evel nd O h io reports a case o f w h oopi ng cou gh
w hich had d e ve l oped h i gh temperatu re and symptoms show i ng th at pneu
monia was d e v l opi ng cur d wi th Kal i ma r 3 x i n h ot w ter i ts ac tio n was
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l ips a nd mo uth ; b la ck th i n o ffe nsive st ool fi v t i mes a d y ; ha rd a nd
shad o w a nd gi v n u
tym pani t ic abd om en ; w ast ed to
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and ph ysi ci a ns got compl et e l y we l l from Kal i sulph
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d ia tel y i mpro ved
T he seco nd day a fter ta ki ng t h e med ici ne h e co mpl i ned
nd t h e left shou l d er
of sti fl neck
The head is i ncl i ned to ward t h e l e ft
G re t pai n n mo vi ng h ead from sid e t sid o r backwa rd b ut can
raised
mo ve i t fo rwa rd wi th o ut pa i n
Thi s co nt inued se ve n d ays ( W P W es
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wh en
wh oopi ng cough a mo ngst th e ch i ld r n h ere a
I h eard t h is
l itt l e ch il d se t t o mo nth s was gi ve n up by th famil y d oct or
fro m t h father o f t he chi ld wh o was i n great g ri ef
He me nti on ed th at
th e spasms w h ich occurred a bo u t t en t i mes in t h e course o f th e d a y were so
I a t on ce
se v re t ha t t h e l i ttl e face beca me q ui te l i vi d bl ue an d s wo l l en
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d a ys la te r I gave som e Ka l i phos b ut wi t h out be nefi cial efl ect t hen Cal
s
w rea fil m
and i t h ad no good e ff ct as th e pa roxy sms grew o nl y w o rse fo r
want o f Mag u s phos I ord ered i t to be tak n gain and i n very sh ort
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M e n s t ru a t i o n
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F errum ph
Pai n at the m on thl y
DYS ME N O RR H m
peri od s wi th fl ushed face and quick pulse wi th vom i ti ng of
u n di geste d food so meti mes a ci d tas te
ME NST RUA L
E xcessi ve congest ion b l ood bright red
Th is rem ed y m ust be tak en as a preven ti ve before the periods
I t prevents m en orrhagia i n
if th ese sym ptoms are rec urrent
those predi sposed t he reto
—
MO R N I NG S I C KN E ss I n pregnancy wi th vomi ti ng of foo d
wi th or wi tho ut ac id taste the food retu rns un
as taken
d igested
—
ME T R I T I S F i rst stage to re m ove the fever pai n an d co n
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I n flammation of the v agi na vagi n ism us pai n
V ao rm r rs
E xcessi ve dryness an d sensi ti ve
i n the vagi na from co i ti o n
ness spasms of vagin a
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A
O
N
The m onthl y peri ods are too
ME NST R U T I
Kal i mur
Too earl y
late or su ppresse d check ed w hi te tongue etc
m enses E xcessi ve d isch arge dark cl otted or tough b lac k
I f peri ods l ast too l ong too freq uen t
l i k e tar
—
MOR N I N G S I C K N E SS I n pregnanc y also vo m i ti ng of w h ite
ph l egm
—
U ranus U l cerat ion of the 05 and cervi x uteri wi th the
ch aracte risti c disch arge of th ick w hi te mil d secreti ons (gla n
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TW E L V E T ISS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
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2
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L A BOR ,
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S upp urati on of mamm ae Chro n ic fistul ous
Openi ngs Hard l um ps i n breasts C hil d refu ses mil k or
vomi ts as soon as tak en N i ppl es c rack an d ul cerate
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M g
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in ord i na ry cases
Pai nfu l menstru ati on or pai n preced i ng the
flow Vagi n ism us Pains radia te fro m sp ine rel ieved b y
warm cl oth i ng and pressu re aggravated by col d Membranous
dysmenorrhe a
I t is a n ew devel opm en t of the vi rtues of
M ag ne t pm to find it ca pab l e by its ph ysiol ogi cal action
I 5 grai ns in hot water pro
of re l a xi ng a contra cted u te rus
d uced the effect i n five mi n utes enabl i ng a retained plac enta
to be rem oved
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A watery scal di ng irri
Natru m mnr
L E U CORR HCE A
tating discharge smarti ng aft er or bet ween the peri ods
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Thi n disch arge water y or pal e th i n
water y b l oo d Too profuse and too early wi th spli tt i ng
headache great sa dness, sw eet risi ngs After l ocal use of
ni trate of si l ver
I n young girls if the m enses do not ap
pear or w hen very scanty an d at l ong i n tervals Pai n in the
sto mach nausea vom i ti ng of food , weak ness an d fai nt fee li ng
desi re for so ur thi ngs aversion to m eat bread and coo k ed
”
T wel ve to thirt y are the m ost useful potenci es
food
S
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l
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MOR NI NG S I C KN E Sfi Vo m iti n g of w atery froth y ph legm
—
—
Disch arge cream y or
Natrum pho s
L E UC ORRH < E A
honey col ored or acrid and wa tery Discharge from the
uterus sours mel l i ng aci d
—
MORN I N G S IC KN E SS W i th vom i ti ng of so ur m asses, steril
i ty w i th a ci d secre ti ons
P RO L A PS US U T E R I Wi th weak si nki ng feel i ng w orse
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U T E R I N E R E GI O N
Weak ness and distres s in
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U T E R I N E D I SPL AC E M E NTS W i th rheum ati c pains
—
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As a consti tu ti on al to nic
Cal carea pho s
L E UC O R RH CE A
d i ntercurrent wi th the ch ief rem ed y Disch arge of al bu
m i nous m ucus
I n cases where m enstruat ion is too earl y
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too long lasti ng and profu se often am o unti ng to m etrorrh agia
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especi al l y i n sl en d er and wea k ly wom en ( Mossa A llg H am
Menses too earl y in you ng girls too l ate in
Z eit I 88
ad ul ts espec i ally rhe um ati c pa ti en ts
Th robb ing i n geni tal s
wi th vol uptu ous feel ings
—
DYS ME NOR R H CE m L aborl i ke pai ns before and d uri ng cata
m en ia U terine spasms after stool or mi cturi ti on Nympho
mania wi th heat and we ight on vertex worse before m enses
Menses too earl y every tw o wee ks wi th vol uptu o us fee lings
—
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A E T E R PA I Ns
If too w eak contracti ons
Cal carea d uot
feeb l e
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F lood i ng to tone up the contract ile powe r
MI SCA RR I AG E
o f the u terus
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ME NST RU A T I O N E xcessi ve wi th beari ng-d o wn pai ns, and
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DIS PL A C E ME N T s
Di sp l acem en t
of
the ute rus d ragg i ng
d ow n of the uterus assoc iated wi th grea t mental anx iety
Prolapsus of the uterus Draggi ng pai ns in the region of the
u te rus an d i n the th ighs
Ch ron i c i ntersti ti al m etri tis
—
Menses late l ong lasti ng wi th hea dache
Cal carea sul ph
twi tch i ngs and great w eak ness Pregna ncy vom i ti ng wi th
b itte r tast e Ca lca rea su lp/z 6 is the best rem ed y for extra
vasati on of pus wi thi n the pe l vi c ti ssu es uncon fine d b y any
p yogen i c m em brane or when a pus-bag is for m ed by ruptu re
o f an abscess wal l wi tho u t pus fin di ng an o u tl et i nto the pel
Pati ent pal e and weak ( B F Betts M D )
vi c vi scera
—
D ysm en orrhcea wi th coli c and ch il li ness
Natrum sul ph
Nosebl eed be
a cri d m enses p ro fuse w i th vesi c u lar vu l vi tis
fore m enses
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TWE L V E T I SS UE RE M E D I E S
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—
Ka l i ph os
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Mental S t a t es a nd
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A m b i ti on l e ss : Na tr phos
A n gry i rri t ab l e : N a tr ma r
A n x i et y : Cal c phos K a l i pli es N a tr pleas
A ppre h e n s i ve n e ss : N a tr plu m Kal i pl ws N a tr ma r
A tt e n ti o n d iffic ult to fix : S il ia u
B l u sh i n g from emot ions : Kal i phos
B rai n fag from overwork : K ali plws S il ima N a tr ma r
C a r ri e s t h i n gs fro m place to pl ace : Al ag m s phos
C on so l a t i o n aggrava ted b y : N a i r m a r
C ro s sn e s s in ch ild re n : K al i phos
s
C h an ge ab l e m oo d : Cal f snip/t Ka l i fil m
C reti n i s m : Cal c phos
C ry i n g m oo d : Kal i p/ ws
D a rk fo rebo d i n gs : Ka l i pkos
D ej ect i o n o f s pi ri ts : N a i r m a r
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.
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,
.
.
wanderi ng : N a tr ma r
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T W E L V E T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
T HE
D era n ge m e n t s m e n t al : Kal i fihos
D espai rs o f ge t t i n g w e l l again N a tr sulfilz
D e spo n d e n c y abo ut business : Kal z fil ms
D i ffi c u l t y o f th o u gh t : S il icea
D i sappo i n t m e n t after : Calc fil ms
D i sgu st o f li fe : S il i cea
D i sh e art e n e d : N a i r sulfilz
D i si n c l i n at i o n t o co n v e rse : Kal i fil ms
mi x with peopl e : Ka li fi l m
s
D re a d nervo us : Ka l i fil ms
of noises : Kal z fil m
s
S il icea
D u l n e ss : Kal i fil ms lf ag nes fil ms Na i r fil ms
E ff e c t s o f d isappo in t men t : Ca le fil m
s
fright : Ka l i fil ms
a le fil m
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vex ation : Ca l fil ms
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bl ushi ng fro m : Ka l i fil ms
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s
E xce ss i v e s h y n e s s : Ka l i fil m
s
E x c i t e m e n t n er vo u s : Ka l i fi l m
s
F a l s e i m p re s s i o n s : Ka l i films N a tr films
F a n c i e s : K a l z fil m
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.
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s
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s
s
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s
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T WE L V E T I SS UE RE ME D I E S
T HE
0
33
N e c es si t y fo r
N a i r sulfilc
N e rv o u s d r e a d : Ka li films
N igh t t e r ro rs i n child ren : Ka l i fil m
s
N o i se oversensi tive ness to : Ka l i fil m
s
S il i cea Ka l i m a r
bj ec t s imagi nary graspin g at : Ka l i fil m
s
m i t s l e tt e rs o r w o r d s i n w r i t i n g : Ka l i fil ms
v erw o rk brain fag fro m : Kal i fil ms
P as t v i si o n s haunt : Kal i films
P a ssi o n at e o u t b u rs t s : N a tr m a r
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re s t r a i n t :
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P l ay i n g w i t h pi n s a n d n ee d l e s : S il icea
R am b l i ng in talk : Ka l i fil ms N a tr m a r
S a d n e s s with be at ing o f heart : N a tr m a r
s
S c re a m i n g : Ka l i fil m
s
Mag nes fi l ms
S e n s e s i l l usio ns o f : Ka l i fil m
s
S e n s a t i o n ill usio ns o f Mag nes fi l m
S e n s i t i v e n e s s : Ka l i fil m
s
S il i cea
S h y n ess excessive : Ka l i fi l m
s
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s
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.
.
.
.
.
Mag n es fil ms
S ob b i ng :
.
.
S o m n a m b u l i s m : Ka l i
fil ms
S o po r a n d s t u po r i n ac ute d iseases : N a tr m a r
s
S o l i t u d e d esires : Ca l e fi l m
Ka l i m a r
s
S t a rt i n gs n ervo u s : Ka l i fi l m
s
S t u pi d : Ca l e fil m
S t u po r : Ka l i fi lms
s
S u d d e n e m o t i o n s ca usin g h ysteria : Ka l i fi l m
S u i c i d al t e n d e n cy : N a i r su lfilz
S u s pi c i o u s n e ss : Ka l i films
T a l ks t o h ersel f co nsta nt l y : Mag n es films
T a l k ramb l i ng i n : Ka l i fi l ms
wh ile aslee p : It a l i fil ms
T al ka t i v e : Fer r fi l ms N a i r m u r
T e n d e n cy t o s u i c i d e : N a i r su lfilz
s
T e r ro r s at n igh t i n ch il d re n : Ka l i fil m
T h o u gh t d i ffi c ul t y o f S i l i cea
T i m i d i t y : It a l i fi l ms
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’
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T i re d
of
T rifl e s
l i fe : S i l i cea
see m
v ex :
.
l i ke mo u n tai ns : Fer r
N a tr
.
fil ms
.
.
fi lms
.
.
R E P E R TORY
1
33
.
U se s wrong words i n wri t ing orspeak ing : Kal i films
V ex a ti o n effect s of : Ca le fikas Kali films
V i s i o n s of past h au nt : Ka l i fi lms
W an t o f e n e rgy : Kal i fibos
W a n t s t o be c a rri e d : Kal i fi lms
W ee pi ng d ispositio n to : N a tr mar
W h i n i n g : Kal i films
W il d n e ss : N a i r sulfilt
,
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.
Head ,
A n e m ia ,
ce rebral :
Sen sori um
Ka l i
fil ms
S cal p
and
.
.
B al d s po t s : Ka l i sulfili Cale fil ms
B e tte r under cheerful exci temen t : Ka l i fil ms
B l o od rushes to the head : Far r films N a tr sulfilz
t umors on scal p : Calf fl u or
B rai n co ncussi on of Kal i films
feels as if l oose : N a i r sulfik
in flammatio n o f first stage : Ferr fi l m
s
so ften ing o f: Ka l i fi lms
troubles of children : Mag nes film
vi ol ent pai ns at ba se o f: N ai r su lfilx
water in : Kal i films
B rai n fag: Calc fil ms Ka li films N a i r mu r
B rui si n g pai n i n head : Farr fikos
B ru i se s of crania l bones : Ca lf fi ner
B u rn i n g on top of head : N a i r sulfilz
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C e reb ra l
.
fl
uen
S il i cea
,
.
o pl ex y : S il ia a
s
C o l d fee li ng in the head : Ca lf fi l m
s
C o n c u s s i o n o f t h e b ra i n : Ka l i fil m
aft er effect s o f N a tr su lfilx
C o n ge st i ve h e a d ac h e s : Farr films
ap
,
.
.
C eph al mt o rn a : Ca lf
.
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,
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,
ma r
Nair
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,
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,
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l
:
fi
.
.
C ru s t s , yel l ow on sca l p : Cale
C ru st a l a c t e a : Kal i m a r
sul
.
C ra n i o ta be s : Cal f films Ca lc salfilz
s
N a tr
C ro w n o f h e a d aches : N a i r fil m
.
.
,
.
l
z
fi
sul
.
l
r
fi
sul
.
.
D a n d ru fl : Kal i
'
l
t
fi
sa l
.
,
Mag nes films N a i r
.
,
.
m ur
.
,
Ka l i m ar
.
2
33
E
THE
T WE L V E T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
c
itch ing : N a i r
.
ru pt i o n o n s al p.
on
occiput offensive :
on
margin
S i l icea
,
h ai r
of
ma r
.
.
.
Ala i r m a r
e
at nap :
.
.
x cres c e n c es on scal p: Ca lc fl uor
E x cru c i a t i n g pa i n s in head : lf ag nes fill os
F al l s o r i nj u ri e s effects o f: N a i r sulfilz
E
.
.
‘
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.
,
F al l i n g
o u t of
.
.
h a i r : It
’
.
A a i r mu r
a l i su l
l
z
fi
.
e main nnclosed : Ca le fil ms
Fu l n e ss of head : Ca le fil m
s
G n aw i ng at base o f brain : N a i r sulfilz
F o nt a n ell e s
S il icea
’
r
.
.
.
,
S i l icea
,
.
.
.
.
H ai r , fal l ing
ou t of :
Ka l i
sul
l
z
fi
N a i r mu r
.
,
.
.
S il icea
,
.
pain ful on co mbing i t : N a i r sulfilr Fer r fil ms
H e a d back o f sore : [ Ca l i fil ms
s
fee
l s cold to to uch : Ca le fil m
Far r fil m
s
fulness of : Ca le fil m
s
large bones se parated : Ca ir fi l m
s
nod s forward i nvo l u nt aril y : N a i r ma r
a l e fil m
s
r
e
u
o
n
s
s
r
u
:
e
C
p
p
r fil m
f
N
a
a
i
s
s
n
r
e
u
r
a
h
n
v
er
x
o
s
e
d
e
t
o
t
e
:
p
l
i
l
i
c
e
a
sweats i n ch ild re n : Ca l
m
s
S
fi
H e a d a ch e acco mpan ied b y appearance o f l u mps
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f
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,
,
,
d iz ziness : N a i r
t
a f er an d
su l
l
z
fi
.
.
before menses : N a i r ma r
w a l k ing : l Va i r
ma r
.
.
.
bil ious d iarrhcea : N a i r sulfilz
bitter taste i n A M : N a i r sulfilz
bile vom it ing o f : N a i r sulfilz
col ick y pains : N a i r sulfilz
const ipat io n : l Va i r mm
cool feel i ng in head : Cal fil ms S i licea
despond e ncy : l t a l i fil ms
d rowsiness : A a l r m a r
d ul ness : Ca le fil ms
a l i fil m
empty feel ing i n sto mach :
s
excruciati ng pains : l/ ag nes fil ms
s
e x h a ust io n : Ka l i fil m
.
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,
.
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‘
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.
f
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,
’
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’
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'
.
.
.
f fl
.
fai nt ish
n au sea :
fl at ul e n ce : Ca l
fo rgetfu l ness :
Ca l
u or
ffim
C f fi m
l
.
al
.
s
.
.
l
s
.
.
.
.
.
T WE L V E T I SS UE RE ME D I E S
THE
3 34
H e ad ach e ,
.
vated
heat :
by
aggra
films
Cal e
.
.
mental e x ert ion : Ca lf fil ms Mag u s films
Ferr fi lms
motion : N a i r
mov ing head from sid e to side or backward
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
pressure o f b at : Cale fil ms
read in g : N a i ru m sulfilz
shak i ng head : Farr fi lms
s
stoo ping : Far r fil m
warm room : Kal i su lfili
s
ame l io rat ed b y chee rful ex c it eme nt : Ka l i fil m
cold : Fer r fi l ms
cool ope n air : Kal i sulfili
eating : Ka li fil ms
ex ternal warmth : Mag n es fil ms S il icea
l
l
i
l
t
m
i
n
a
m
s
e
o
o
K
fi
n
e
:
t
g
s
no sebl eed : Ferr fi l m
u iet : l Va i r sulfilt
wrapping up head warml y : S ilicea
as of n ai l d riv en in over eye : Ferr films
begi nning i n the evening : Ka l i sulfilz
in mornin g : A a i r m a r
before and after menses : N a i r m u r
bl ind : Fer r fil ms
catarrhal : N a i r m a r
c hronic : Ca le fil ms l Va i r m u r S il icea
s
cold aggra v ates : Ca l c fi l m
s
ame l iorates : Ferr fi l m
commenc in g in mor ning : N a i r mu r Na i r
fil ms
co ngest ive : Fer r fil ms S i l icea
cool open air rel ieves : Ka l i sa lfilz
.
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,
.
d ul l : N a i r
.
ma r
.
d ull heav y i n top o f : Far r fil ms
d uri ng d en t ition : Ca le fil ms
s
eat i ng : Ka l i fi l m
.
,
.
.
.
.
menses : A a i r mu r
’
.
v
fro m
e e n in g ,
abd
.
,
Nair
b egi nn ing i n : Ka l i
o minal
l
t
fi
sul
.
l
z
fi
su l
irritatio n : S i l i cea
.
.
.
,
.
,
R E PE R TORY
335
.
H e ada c h e fro m above downward : Calc fi l m
s
col d : Farr films
n
l
a
i
r
o
t
e
d
o
t
o
err
fi
N
u
r
i
s
s
i
i
:
F
m
s
y
g
p
p
.
.
.
.
.
l oss
o f an i
Nai r
head :
inj uries to
Fm
heat :
fro ntal : N ai r
.
Nai r ma r
.
.
vous exerti on :
S i l i cea
l
t
fi
.
.
mal fl uids : Cal f films
n er
sun
l
t
fi
sul
.
su i
.
.
.
films
.
.
fil ms
.
i
a
l
l
i
e
e
n
t
e
m
ot
o
e
ve
K
b
o
i
n
r
s
:
s
l
g
fi
hammering : N a i r mur Fer r fil ms
heavy : N a i r ma r
intermittent : Mag a es fi lms
lastin g unt il noo n : N a i r m a r
menst rual with h unger : Kal i fiaos
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
migraine : N a i r mu r
.
e
c
occipi tal :
.
Kal i films
n u ral gi :
.
.
fil ms
Kal i
N a ir
l
l
fi
a
.
Magn es fi lms
Mag nes films
.
,
.
Na i r
.
,
si t /
.
S i l ia
,
.
films
.
exte nd ing to spine : Mag nes films
of cachect ic pe rson s : N a i r mu r
S il icea
chil d ren : Ca lc films Far r fikos
i
s
n
t
i
rs
n
s
i
i
e
e
v
e
o
K
a
l
a
l
e
s
:
l
a
s
p
p
fi
scro ful ous peo ple : S il icea
N a i r ma r
school girls : Cale films
s
Mag nes films
st ud en ts : Kal i fil m
N a i r ma r
on crow n of head : Mag nes films
s
d uri ng pro fuse mense s : Farr fil m
on awak ing in morning : Na i r fikos
a
M
n
e
s
fi
l
m
s
x
s
m
a
l
:
ar
o
y
p
g
u ie t rel ieves : N a i r sulfib
Kal i sulfilt Al ag ues fi l ms
rhe uma tic : Cal e films
ri ght si d ed : Farr fi lms
s
Far r films Kali m u r
N a i r mu r
sick : Ca le fil m
a i r sul lz
l
N
a
l
m
s
a
l
l
i
K
fi
f
i
l
m
s
s
u
l
C
fi
fi
fi
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q
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,
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.
,
Na i r
.
6
33
T WE L VE T I SSUE R E M E D I E S
THE
H e a d ach e
.
dden
Nai r
onset :
in its
su
sul
l
i
fi
.
.
vertex : Fer r fil ms N a i r sulfili
worse near sutu res : Ca l e fil ms
righ t sid e : Fer r fi lms
H e a t i n vertex : N a i r sulfili
N a i r films
.
.
.
.
,
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.
.
.
H e m i cra n i a : N a i r m a r
H y d ro ce ph al u s : Cale films
.
L
.
e r u pt i o n on sca l :
p
u m ps on s al p :
c
.
.
.
.
I t ch i n g
,
.
S il i cea
,
Ka l i films
.
N a i r ma r
.
N a i r ma r
.
,
.
.
.
M e n i n gi t i s : Fer r fil ms Ka l i m a r
M e n st ru al head ache with h unger : Ka l i fi lms
M i gra i n e : N a i r m u r S i licea
M o t i o n aggravates : Fer r fil ms N a i r sulfili
s
a mel iorat es : Kal i fi l m
M o nt h ful l of sal iva : N a i r m a r
M u cu s watery coughed up : N a i r m u r
.
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,
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,
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,
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.
,
N od u l es
head : S il i cea
on
.
.
,
.
N o i se , se nsitive to : Ka l i fil ms S i l i cea Ka l i m a r
N o i s e s in h ead : Ka l i fil ms
N o se b l ee d reli eves h ead ach e : Fer r fi l ms
s
c c i p i t a l h ea d a c h e : N a i r fil m
s
S i l icea Ka li fil m
s
e
n
l
l
i
l
a
t
e
f
n
i
c
o
fi
l
n
a
e
:
a
m
s
e
l
S
C
p
s
acro ss eyes : Ka l i fi l m
P a i n aggravated b y h ea t : Ca le fil ms
.
,
,
.
.
O
O
.
.
f
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
cold : Ca le fi l ms
mo v in g and stooping :
Fer r
h at : Ca l e
fi l ms
.
.
ressu re o f
p
as
if
were
a n a il
sk u l l
o
a r u nd
.
,
.
.
be i ng d ri v en i n : Fer r
were too fu l l :
h ead
fil ms
.
1V a i r
wo rse foreh ead
.
:
fil ms
.
.
fil ms
.
Ca lc
.
su l
l
i
fi
.
beat ing and b r u isi ng : Fer r fil ms
occipital : Ka l i fil ms
ur
m
o
l
N
air
i
ca
i
r
d
:
e
p
r r fil m
F
ssin g : Ca l e fil m
s
r
s
e
e
p
s
o n to p o f h ead : N a i r fil m
s
sh i ft i n g sh oo t i n g st in gi ng : M ag n es fi l m
sti tch i n g : F rr fi l m
s
R u sh o f b l oo d to h ead : Fer r fil ms
S a l i v a pro fuse w ith h ead sy mpto ms : N a i r m u r
S ca l d h e a d o f c hi ld ren yel lo w secretion : Cal e sulfili
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a
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-
,
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,
Ka l i
su l
k
fi
8
33
T WE L VE T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
THE
o from nervous exh austion : Kal i fil ms
s
an a
e mia : Ka l i fi l m
s
in old age : Ca le fil m
laby rinth ine : S i l icea
on mot ion and wh e n walk ing : Ca le films
l ooking up : Ka li sulfilz Ka l i fil m
s
rising : Ka l i su lfilu Kal i films
wit h deathl y nausea : Ca le films
n
e
r
l
a
n
t
a
i
t
c
d
e
e
N
fi
r
i
r
m
s
:
m
s
as
g
g
wi th rush of blood to head : Far r fil ms
tend e ncy to fal l to left side : S i l icea
V o m i t i n g o f bil e : N a i r sulfilz
s
so u r froth : N a i r fi l m
t ransparent sli me : N a i r m a r
u nd igested food : Farr films
W at e ry m u cu s co ughed or vo mited u p : Na i r
s
W e i gh t at back of h ead : Ka l i fi l m
Y el l o w cr u st s on scalp: Cale su lfilz
V
e rt i g
.
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,
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.
mu r
.
.
Far r
,
fil ms
.
.
.
.
E y es
A b s ce s s
o rn e a : Ca le sulfili S il icea Ka l i
Ka l i su lfilz
Mag n es fil ms
s
spasmod ic o f eyel ids : Ca l e fil m
of c
A ffe c t i o n s
,
,
,
.
.
,
A ggl u t i n a t i o n
sul
.
l id s : N a i r
of
.
fil ms
.
S i l icea
.
.
d iph th eri a : Ka l i
A ppe a r a n ce ,
.
fil ms
foot
a fter su ppressed
ch a
-
S i l i cea
sw eat :
.
fil ms
.
m b e r pus in : Ca le
,
cited :
Kal i mu r
l
z
fi
sul
.
.
S i l isea
,
.
.
.
,
Ka l i fil ms
.
B l a ck s po t s b efore ey es : Ka li fi l ms
B l e ph a ri t i s : N a i r m u r S i l icea
B l i st e rs on cornea : N a i r m a r
B l i s t e r l i ke gra n u l a t i o n s : N a i r fil ms
B l oo d s h o t eyes : N a i r fil ms Ferr fil ms
B l u r ri n g of eyes : Ka l i fil ms Ca le f l u or
B o i l s around lids : S il icea
B u r n i n g of ed ges o f eyel id s : Na i r sulfili
Mag nes fi l ms
,
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,
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,
,
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,
N a i r su lfilz
N a i r ma r
.
,
.
.
C an no t
in
ey es :
u se eyes
Far r
.
.
Ka l i fi l ms
sta ri n g , e x
A s t h e n o pi a , muscul ar : N a i r m u r
sen sa t io n
.
l
z
fi
Ca l e
e ye :
A m au ro s i s : Ca le
A n t eri o r
.
.
A ft e r i nj u ri es t o
A m b l y o pi a
.
fi l ms
.
b y gasl igh t : Ca l
f
.
fil
.
ms
.
.
.
.
.
R E PE R TOR Y
C anth i i nfl amed : Ca li
C at a ra c t : Cali
sul
b
fi
.
3 39
.
.
Cit/C fil ms
Kal i
Ka l i m a r
fl
afte r suppress ed foot sweat : S il icea
smok y pus in anterior chambe r : Cal e su lfilx
C h ro ma t o ps i a : Mag nes film
C i l i ar y n e u ral gia : N a i r ma r
over righ t eye : S il i cea
C o nj u nc t i v a redd ened or yel low : N a i r mu r N a i r sa lfilz
C o nj u nc t i v i ti s : Ca lm/ 11mi n Farr fi lms Kal i snlfil: N a i r mur
u ar
.
.
,
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.
,
su l
l
:
fi
.
-
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,
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ch ronic : Na i r
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,
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.
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.
.
,
mar
,
.
.
.
.
,
o ts on : Cal c fl uor N a i r sa lfilr
wh ite : N a i r ma r
Cali films
ul cers d ee p on : Ca lf su lfii
N a i r ma r
scro fulo us : Ca le filios
superficial fiat : K al i m a r
sulfilz
smok y : Cali
C ru s ta y ellow on e yel id s : K a l i su ifilz
C y s t i c tu m o rs a rou nd l id s : S i i i rea
D ark spo t s before e yes : Mag us fihos Kal i m a r
D ee p ab sces s of co rnea : Ca li sir/fil m S il in a
D i m n e ss of crystal lihe lens : Kal i salfilz
D i m s i gh t e d n e s s : N a i r mu r Na i r fi l m
s
Mag ues films
D i ph t h e ri a st rabismus or s u int ing after : Ka ii fil ms
D i pIO pi a : Al ag m s fikos Ka l i fil ms
D i s c h a rge o f t hick yel low matter : Cal sulfils
clear muc us : N a i r m a r
whi te muc us : Ka l i m a r
a i r sul li
N
ee
u
s
:
n
r
fi
g
p
r
m
l
w
N
a
i
s
o
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l
l
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a
m
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fil ms
d ischarge W h ite muc us : N ai r ma r
r
sul lz
ee
h
N
a
i
r
n
:
i
s
g
fi
a
i
l
s
l
N
r
m
e
o
w
c
e
fi
m
l
r
a
:
y
y
l
l
:
a
u
l
t
h
l
ct
n
r
e
s
u
a
l
C
e
fi
p y
C o n t ra c t e d pupils : Mag nes fikos
C o rne a abscess o f: Cal f sulfill S il iwa
first stage : Farr fibos
bl iste rs on : Na i r mu r Kal i ma r
sp
.
a
fi
sul
.
Na i r
u
l
ar
:
r
n
a
g
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T II E T W E L VE T I SSUE RE ME D I E S
0
34
.
D i sch arge of yellow greenish matter : Kal i sulfili
D i sease s of lachrymal apparat us : S il icea
D ro opi n g of eyel ids : M ag nes fil ms Kal i fil ms
D ul l v i s i o n : Al ag nes films N a i r fil ms
E d ge s o f e y e l i d s burn : i V a i r sulfili
E ru pt i o n o f smal l vesicles abo ut eyes : N a i r ma r
E x ci t e d st aring appe arance of eyes : Kal i fi l ms
,
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,
Ka l i m a r
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,
E ye s ,
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.
afiections :
'
angl es ,
S i l icea
.
beco me bl urred : Ka l i fil ms
bl ood shot : N a i r fil ms
burning se nsation in : Fer r fil ms Kal i fil ms
cannot use b y gas l ight : Ca le fil ms
s
Fer r fil ms
feeling o f sand i n : Ka l i m u r Kal i fil m
flickering be fore : Ca le fl uor
m
ar
be
o
e
z
: Na i r
u
e
f
r
a
g
s
i nfl ammat io n of wit h ac ut e pai n : Fer r fil m
s
d ry : Ca le fi l m
discharge of th ick yellow mucus : Ca le sulfilz
s
W i t ho ut secretio n : Ferr fi l m
s
stari n g appe aran ce o f : Ka l i fi l m
a i r mur
a n es fi l m
o
M
n
r
s
s
i
v
: A a i r fil m
a
e
N
g
p
s
re d : Fer r fi l m
s
see s co l ors b e fo re e yes : zll ag n es fi l m
l
a n es fi l m
u
or
M
s
sparks : Ca l
f
g
sensation of fore ign bod y i n : Ca l e su lfilz
s
se nsi t ive to l i gh t : Al ag n rs fi l m
ll ag nes fil m
s
spa rks be fo re e y es : Ca l i j l zmr
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K a l i fil m
s
tw itch :
.
E y e b a l l , pa in s in , aggrav a ted b y movi ng l id s : Ferr
E y e b a l l s ach e : Ca l f l u or
f
i
a
n
p
in
,
o
Kali
b u rn : A a i r m u r
.
cy st ic
t u mors
b y mo t io n : Far r
fil ms
bo ils aro u nd :
’
of
ed ges o f ,
b u rn :
S i l i cea
.
.
K a l i films
1V a i r
.
.
,
Il l ag n rs
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N a i r mur
.
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.
fil ms
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fil ms
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l
z
fi
su l
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n
l
r
u
a
a
:
r
g
fil ms
.
V
r
a
r
h
:
l
m
o
e
t
i
u
d
t
e
s
l
e
g
g
fi
A a i r mu r
Ca l a j l zmr
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a
A
/
i
l
m
s
,
fi
a ro u nd : S i l i cea , Fer r
d roopi ng
.
.
aggrava ted
s re n ess o f
E yel id s ,
.
fil ms
.
.
,
S i l icea , Ca l
f
.
fil ms
A a li
’
fi l ms
,
T WE L V E T I SSUE R E ME D I E S
THE
2
34
L id s
.
( See E yelid s )
.
.
L i gh t , sensitive to
h
h
i
a
oto
ob
e
P
e
S
)
(
p
L o ss o f pe rc e pt i v e po w e r after e xh austion : Ka l i
d ipht heria : Ka l i fil ms
.
.
fil ms
.
.
M o v i n g ey es aggr avates pain : Far r fil ms
M u co u s d i s c h a rge s white : Ka l i ma r
.
.
,
e
cl ar :
.
N a i r ma r
.
M u s cz v ol i t an t e s : S i l icea
M u scu l ar as th e n o pi a : N a i mu r
.
.
N e u ra l gi a ,
.
.
,
fil ms
V ag ues
.
Kal i
fil ms
ciliary : N a i r ma r
ove r right ey e : S il icea
air
i
o
d
c
w
a
r
e
r
i
a
l
N
:
p
with lachry mation : N a i r ma r
s
rel ieved b y warmth : fli ag nes fi l m
s
Ferr fil m
supraorbit al : zl/ ag nes fil m
s
worse right sid e : M ag nes fil ms
N y st agm u s : Mag n es fil m
s
b s t ru c t i on o f t ea r d uct : N a i r mu r
n y x : Ka l i ma r
e
a
n
a
c
r
u
o
e
S i l i cea
s
: Ca le fi l m
p
h
t
h
a
l
a
m
i
a
l
N
r
h
c
m
:
i
fi
m
s
d
i
a
r
ea
sc
r
e
y
p
g
thick and y el lo w : Ca l sulfilz
neo natorum : A a l i su lfilz
s
scro fulous : N a i r fi l m
r b i t s carie s o f : S i l i cea
l
n
i
i
f ea
r
d
s
r
s
i
:
S
o
e
u
r
e
a
n
e
n
e
s
ss
p
P a i n as of spl inter : Cale sulfili
in eyes : Fer r fi l m
s
s
in eyebal l aggravat ed by mov ing th em : Ferr fil m
i V a i r mu r
ne u ral gic : Al ag n es fil m
s
P ar e n ch y m a tou s keratitis: Ca li fil ms Ka l i m a r
P erc e pt i v e po w e r lost : Ka l i fil ms
s
Na i r
P h o t O ph o b i a : Ca lc sulfilz Ka l i m u r
V ag m s fil m
l Va i r sa lfilz Ca l f fil m
s
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P h o t O ps i a :
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l l ag n es
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l
s
m
fi
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,
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,
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Ci t /C
,
"
l
.
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fl
.
uor
.
P t o s i s : Ka l i fi l ms l ag nes fil ms
P u pi l s co nt racted : ll ag nes fil ms
P u ru l e n t d i s c h a r ge from e yes : Ca le sulfila A al i
n
o
o
H
P u s i n a nt e ri o r c h a m b e r
S
ee
)
(
yp py
P u s t u l a r ke r at i t i s : Cale sulfilz S i licea
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l
z
fi
su l
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m ur
RE P E R TORY
.
Red n es s of eyes : Far r films Na i r m a r
Ret i n i t i s : Cali sulfi/z Fer r films A a l i m a r
S an d sen sat ion of in eyes : Far r fil ms Kal i mu r Ka l i fil es
S c al d i n g o f parts abo ut eye : Na i r ma r
s
S c ro fu lo u s oph th al m ia : N a i r fil m
u lce rs o f co rn ea : N a i r ma r
’
I er r fi l ms
S e n s at i o n o f fo reign bod y in eye : Ca l sulfil
st icks i n the ey e : Ka l i fil es
S e n si t i v e ne ss t o l ight : Mag nes fil ms
S i gh t d im : N a i r fil m
s
weak : Ka l i fil ms
S o re n e ss o f eyeballs : Kal i fil m
s
fil es
S pa sm o d i c afl ect ions o f eye l id s : Ca l e fil es
S pa rks be fo re e yes : Ca lc fl uen Mag u s fil es Na i r films
S pe cks o f mat ter o n e yel id s : Ka l i m a r
S po t s o n cornea : Cal c f i ner
white : N a i r m a r
dark : Mag nes films
S u i n t i ng a fter d iph theri a : Kal i films
spasmod ic : M ag nes fi l es
from intes ti nal irritat ion : N a i r fi l es
S t a ri n g exci ted look : Kal i fil m
s
S tr ab i sm u s : Ka l i fil m
Na i r fil es
s
s
zl/ ag nes fil m
S ty e s on eyelids : S il it ea Farr films
S u pe rfi c i a l fi a t u l ce rs : K a i i mur
S u prao rb i t a l n e u r a l gi a s : Mag nes fil es N a i r m a r
T ars al t u m o rs : S il iwa
T rac h o m a : Kal i ma r
T w i tch i ng o f ey el ids : Mag nes films Ca li fil ms
U l ce rs on cornea deep: Ca li sulfil
Na i r ma r
scro fu lo us : Ca le fil es
a li ma r
su e rfic ia l
A
:
fl
a
t
p
V e s i cl e s eru ption o f : Na i r ma r
V i si o n affec t ed sees colo rs : Mag n es fil es
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ks :
spa r
W
W
Cali
.
fl
u en
,
Al ag a es
.
fil ms
.
d ul l : Mag nes fil ms Na i r ma r
l
a rm t h re l ieves ne ural ia :
l
a
s
n
fi
/
e
m
s
g
g
e a kn e s s o f sight : Ka l i films
he n re a d i n g le tters ru n together : N a i r
.
W
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s
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ma r
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T W E L VE T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
T HE
3 44
W h i t e , m u co u s
discharge from eyes : Ka li m a r
Y el l o w conj unctiva : N a i r su lfilz
crusts on eyelids : Kal i sulfilz
d isc harge from eyes : Ca le sulfilz Kal i m a r
r
i
l
m
s
N
a
o
d
e
n
c
r
fi
l
n
a
d
e
m
:
a
y
g
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E ars
A ch i n g
of
A na m i c
b ones
d
o
ar u n
A t ro ph i c
of sma l l
Cal f
ea r :
fi l ms
.
.
o b
j
s u b e ct s , ear
A n c h y l o si s
.
t r u les i n : Farr
bones :
Fer r
.
fil ms
.
.
fil ms
.
t ro ubles : Ka li fil ms
itch in g i n : A a l i fil ms
A u d i t o ry c an a l swol len : S i l i rea l t al i ma r
B l o w i n g n o s e crack ing noises o n : Kal i m a r
B o n e s around ear ache : Ca le fil es
B u rn i n g o f ears : Na i r fil ms N a i r mu r
B u z z i n g in t he ears : K a l i fil ms l/ ag nes fil ms
C al ca r e o u s d e po si t s on t ympa n ic cavi ty : Ca l fi ner
C at a r r h o f E ustac hi an t ube : A a l i su lfilz A a i r m u r A a l i
t y mpanic cavity : Kal i sulfilz N a i r mu r Ka l i m a r
C h ro n i c c a t a r r h a l c o n d i t i o n s o f midd le e ar : Ka l i m u r
ear
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mu r
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l
l
fi
su l
C ol d f e e l i n g
A a /r
.
,
o u ter ears : Cale fil es
C o m pl a i n t s rh eu ma tic o f ears : Cal e fil ms
C o n fu s i o n in ears : Ka l i fil m
s
s
C o n ge st i v e st a ge o f otitis : Farr fil m
C ra ck i n g n o i s e s w hen swal lo w in g : Kal i m a r
ch ew i ng : N a i r m a r
blowi ng nose : Ka li mu r
of
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mu r
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C u t t i n g pa i n s i n ear : Far r fil ms
un d er ear : Ka l i su lfi/z
.
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.
D a m p w e at h e r aggravates earache : N a i r su lfilz
D a rk r e d n e ss o f i n te rnal parts : Her r fi l ms
D e a fn e s s from in fl am matory action : er r fil ms
ll ag n es fil m
s
nerv e tro ub les :
Ka l i sulfil
swe l l ing o f E ust ach ia n t u bes : Ka l i m u r
.
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e x ternal ear :
n
s
a
d
l
g
inner
Ka l i
Ka l i
'
l
z
fi
su l
l
z
fi
su l
.
Ka l i m a r
ab o u t ears :
ear :
h o at :
t r
Ka l i m u r
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K al i
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34
E
T WE L V E T I SSU E R E ME D I E S
T HE
ars
d ry
e pidermis : Ka l i ma r
atroph y o f wall s : Ka l i ma r
and scal y
.
d c
swe l li ng of :
ten en y to
A a l i ma r
.
’
.
fil es
h u mmi ng i n : Ka l i fil es
in flammation o f after bath ing :
itch ing o f : N a i r fil es
h eat in : Far r
.
.
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.
S il icea
,
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i n : N a i r ma r
.
midd le
.
.
t io n o f : Ca le sulfil Kal i fil es S i l icea
Ka l i fil es Ka l i mu r N a i r m a r
noises in : Far r fi l es
o ne ear red ho t itch i ng : N a i r fi l es
open with loud report : S i l icea
i
m
l
a
l
su lfil
o
d
u
n
e
s
a
r
:
C
p p
r fil es
r
l
i
n
ar
e
t
o
ot
ce
d
u
sa
n
i
i
n
e
:
F
p
ri n gi n g in as of be l ls : N a i r su lfil
roari ng in : Na i r m a r
sh arp c utt in g
n
d
a
i
n
u
e
r
: Ka l i sulfil
p
,
suppu ra
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f
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,
sn appi ng
in : Ka l i m a r
.
N a i r fil es
st itches i n : N a i r m u r
Far r
st ufi y sen sat io n i n : Ka l i m a r
o
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ex ternal :
s re
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,
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,
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fil es
Na i r
,
l
fi
sul
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'
o
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h obbing in : Farr fi l es
t u b e s catarrh o f : N a i r
mu r
t en si n and t r
E
u st a
ch ia n
.
.
,
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.
Ka l i m u r
,
closed : Ka l i ma r
Kal i sulfil
swel l and cause dea fness : Ka l i m u r
E x c es s i v e fl ow o f blood to ear : Far r fil es
a li ma r
r
n
l
o
w
h
r
K
a
u
a
i
n
i
t
i
n
a
:
s
e
t
g
E x cr e s ce n ce po l y poid closi ng ear : Ka l i su lfil
E x fo l i a t i o n moist o f t y mpan u m : Ka l i mu r
E x t e r n a l m e a t u s swol le n : S i l i cea Ka l i m a r
wal ls atroph ied : Ka l i m a r
F e t i d or fo u l d isch arges fro m ear : Ka l i fi l es
G l a n d s abou t car swel l : Ka l i m u r
G r a n u l ar cond i tions of ty mpan um : K a l i m u r
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ar
n
i
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a
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i
m
t
s
y g
p
G r a n u l a t i o n s , ex cessi ve : Ka l i m u r
.
H a m m e r i n g i n t he ears : Ka l i fil es
H e a t e d r oo m aggravates d eafness :
H e a ri n g su perse nsi ti ve : Ka l i fil es
.
.
.
"
a l i sul
l
fi
.
.
,
R E PE R TORY
I n fl am m a t i o n ,
d iff used :
Far r
fil es
.
34 7
.
.
xternal ear : Ka l i mur S il icea Farr
midd le ear prol ifero us : Ka l i ma r
wit h bu rn ing t hrobbi ng pa in : Fer r fil es
I n fl a m m a t o ry earac he fro m co ld : Fer r fil es
I t c h i n g o f e a rs : N a i r fil es N a i r ma r
in aud ito ry canal : Ka l i fil es JV a i r ma r
L o w fo rm s o f u l ce ra ti o n : Kal i fi l e s
M ast o i d proce s s caries of : S il i cea
of e
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below : Ka l i sulfil
a le
m
n
er
i
as
o
te
d
d
:
C
s
u
s
e
e
i
er
p
fi
swol l en so re : Far r fi l es
M e at u s c l o se d b y pol ypoi d excresce nce : Kal i m lfil
i n n e r gran ul ar co nd itio ns o f : Kal i ma r
M e m b ra n a t y m pa n a calcareo us de posits on : Cal e f l aer
d ark bee fy red : Farr fil es
calcareo us d eposi ts on : Cala fl uer
n
a
i
s
p
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Kal i ma r
n
u
l
a
r
:
r
a
g
moist : K a l i ma r
retrac ted : K al i mu r
.
.
.
ckened : Far r fil es
ul cera ted : Ka l i fil es
in flamma t io n prol i fero us of : Kal i m u r i ll eg n es fil es
M idd l e e ar supp uratio n o f : Cal e sulfil Ka l i fil es S i l it ea
chronic catarrhal cond ition s : Ka l i m a r
M u co pu ru l en t d isch arges : Fer r fil es
N a s o ph a ry nge al obst ructio n s : It al i ma r
N e rvo u s O t a l gi a : Mag nes fil es
a l i fil es
N o i s e oversensitive to : S i l ima Ferr fil es
N o i se s i n c a rs : Far r fil es Kal i m u r Kal i fil es
o n blowing nose : Ka l i m a r
o n fal l i ng aslee p : Ka l i fi l es
Na i r ma r
on swall ow i ng c rack in g : Ka l i m u r
N o t i ce ab l e pu l sa ti o n in the ea rs : Farr fil es
O n e e a r re d ho t and i tch i n g : N a i r fil es
n fal l i n g asl ee p no w : Kal i fil es
t al gi a inflammatory : Farr fil es
n ervo us : Mag nes fil es
t i ti s con gest ive sta ge : Far r fil es
th i
.
.
.
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,
,
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,
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-
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-
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'
,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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O
O
O
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,
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,
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,
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8
34
TW E L V E T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
Oii
.
v
o
fil es
Kal i
t t s , suppurati e : Ca lf su lfil
O t o rrh m a , f ul , ffe nsive : Ka l i
.
S il icea
.
Ca l e
o
S il icea Ka l i fi l es
su lfil
fil es
u t e r e a r covered w ith t hi n d e o si t : N a i r fil es
p
v e rse n si t i v e to noise : S i l icea Far r fil es
Ka l i fil es
P a i n burn i ng : Ferr fil es
cu tt ing u nd er ear : Ka l i su lfil
r fil es
r
ar
:
F
e
ox
m
a
l
i
a
i
n
d
h
a
r
s
ra
d
n
a
s
t
y
g
p
p
Ka l i su lfil
st itch i ng : Far r fil es
te nsive be lo w mastoi d process : Ka l i su lfil
throbbi ng : Ferr fil es
P a rt s w i t h i n ear d ark red : Far r fil es
P e ri o st e a l a ff ec t i o ns o f masto id process : Cale fl uer
P i m pl e s aro und ear : Ca le sulfil
P o l y po i d e xc re sc e n c e closin g meatus : Kal i sulfil
P ro l i fe ro u s i n fl a m m a t i o n of mid d le ear : Kal i mu r l / a en es
fil es
P u l s a t i o n s in car can be co u nted : Far r fil es
P u ru l e n t d i s ch a rge fro m ea r : Na i r m u r [ Ca l i fil es S i l irea
O
O
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,
,
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,
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-
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,
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.
.
Ca le
.
o ff e nsive :
l
fi
su l
[ Ca l i
.
.
fil es
'
S i l icea
l
fi
a l i su l
.
R a d i a t i n g pa i n s : Far r fil es
R e t r a c t e d t y m pa n u m : [ Ca l i m a r
R h e u m a t i c e ar c o m pl a i n t s : Ca lr fi l es
R i n gi n g i n ears as o f be lls : N a i r su lfil
Ro a ri n g in t he ears : Va i r m u r S i l i cea
S c ro fu l o u s ch ild re n ea r co m pl ai nt s in : Ca l fil es
ll ag m s fi l es
S h a r p pa i n s i n ea r : Far r fil es
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
’
I
.
.
.
,
.
,
.
'
.
.
u n d er ear :
S n a ppi n g i n
S o re n e s s
S t i n ki n g
[ Ca l i
ear :
o f ca rs :
o t o r rh
su l
l
fi
,
.
fil es
[C al i fi l es
Nair
.
.
.
Ka l i m u r
ma :
.
.
.
S i l i cea K a l i
,
sul
N a i r ma r
S t i t c h i n g pa i n s i n e ars : Fer r fil es
S t u fl y sensa t io n in cars : [ Ca l i m u r
.
.
l
fi
.
.
.
S u ppu ra t i o n
of
m id d l e
ea r :
Ca le
.
S w a l l o w i n g,
c rac k in g n o ises o n :
S w el ling
ust ach ia n t ub es :
of
E
ex t e rn a l ear :
[ Ca l i m a r
meat u s : S il icea
l
a
n
d
s
g
abo ut c a rs :
l
fi
su l
.
,
[ Ca l i m u r
[ Ca l i m u r
.
.
[ Ca l i m a r
.
[ Ca l i
.
,
fil es
.
S i l i cea
S i l i cea
.
,
TWE L V E T I SSUE R E ME D I E S
THE
0
35
.
C a t a rrh a l fever : Fer r
fil es
C ol d s cause vesicul ar erupt ions : N a i r
i n ana mic subjects : Ca le fil es
in the head : Ca le fil es Ca le fl uen
.
.
ma r
.
.
.
Ka l i
l
fi
ed isposition
t
s u ffy :
C o l d ne s s
Ca le
fl
.
po int
of
C o nge st e d
n a sa l
chronic :
C o ry z a ,
fl
.
e
al t rnati ng
e
o
w
ll
y
sl i
,
.
N a i r mu r
.
,
u er
.
fil es
.
,
.
o
Cal e fil es
muco us membrane :
o f n se :
d ry
.
’
A air
l
fi
sul
N a i r mu r
oe
.
sul
l
fi
D i s c h a rge s
Farr
d:
ffi
minous : Ca l
cl ear : N a i r m u r
S i licea
n
i
h
:
s
ree
g
f
.
ma r
.
.
.
n er
l es
q
opa
ue ,
.
Ca l
m y : [ Ca /i
t aste
f
l
fi
su l
l
fi
su l
.
su l
l
fi
fil es
.
fil es
.
.
.
S i l irea
,
ma r
.
Ca ll a / l a m
Ca l
f
.
.
l
fi
su l
.
,
[ Ca l i m u r
[ Ca l i
l
fi
sul
[ Ca l i
.
l
fi
su l
t i n ged w it h bl o od :
v isco us :
[ Ca /i
su l
w a te ry
Ka l i
su l
:
l
fi
l
fi
w hi te : [ Ca l i m u r
l
l
e
y
.
.
sa l t y :
t h ick :
l
fi
sul
[ Ca l i
,
w h ite : [ Ca l i m u r
u
l
n
t
:
u
r
e
p
sl i
.
Ca le
.
.
offensive :
n
e
sid ed :
o
.
.
[ Ca l i m u r
al
.
.
no n t ra nsparen t ,
-
.
.
,
.
.
,
es
,
ffi
C f fi
l u m py : Ca l
.
.
.
n
h
i
:
u
s
g
g
l
fi
.
fil es S i l i cea
Ca l fl uen Ka l i
M ag nes fil es
fetid : Ka l i
sul
.
.
corrod ing :
l
.
Ka l i
.
Kal i fi l es
S i l icea
al bu
,
fil es
.
S i l icea
,
l
l
e
y
acri
,
.
ow :
ofi ensi ve ,
.
Mag nes fil es N a i r m a r
l oose :
and
.
n s :
.
.
C o u gh i ng prod uces nosebleed : N a i r m a r
C ru s t a ad here to vaul t o f phary nx : Kal i ma r
in
ow :
Ca l
K a l i fil
f
es
.
.
,
.
Ka l i m a r
my : [ Ca l i
fil es
es
.
.
,
.
.
.
N a i r ma r
u en
Farr fi l
.
Na i r
,
l
fi
sa l
.
Mag nes fil es
,
.
.
Ca le
,
Cal e
,
Ka l i mu r
S i l icea
cl ear watery :
d ry : Ca le
.
to : Fer r
r
p
.
,
su l
.
.
.
A air
'
.
.
.
mu r
.
.
l
u e)
f
su l
l
fi
.
,
[ Ca l i
l
fi
su l
.
,
Nai r
.
fi l es
RE
P E R TOR Y
x
35
.
co ry z a : Cale fi nes Ka l i mu r N a i r
ol d catarrh s : Kal i sulfil
D ryn e ss o f muco us membrane : Na i r sa lfil
D ry
.
,
.
,
.
ma r
.
.
S i l irea
.
.
D u ri n g m en se s nosebleed : Na i r sulfil
E dge s o f nostr il so re : Ca li sulfil
E pi st ax i s : Cale sulfil
Farr fil es Ka li fil es Ka l i sa lfil
fil es N a ir sulfil Na i r ma r Ka l i mur
bright red blood : Farr fil es
d uring menses : Na i r sulfil
fro m co ugh ing : N a i r ma r
fro m stoopin g : N a i r ma r
i n ch ild ren : Fa r fil es
i
a
l
l
e
d
po
t
o
n
:
K
fi
e
s
s
i
i
i
t
o
r
s
p
E ru pti on s vesi cul ar w i th cold s : Na i r m a r
herpet ic aro und nose : S il icea
E xco ri a ti o n s i n the nose : S il icea
F ir st s t age o f co l d s in the head : Fer r fil es
F e t i d d i s c h arge fro m n ose : Kali fil es S il icea
G re en i sh d i sch arge : Cal e fl uen Kal i sulfil
G ro w t h s osseo us : Cali fl ae r
H aw ki ng of muc us from poste rio r nares : Kal i fil es
H ay fev e r : N a i r m a r
,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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.
.
I n e fl e ctu al d es ire to
'
I n fl u e n z a : Na i r
It ch i ng
of
mu r
.
Ca le
sn ee ze :
ose :
t i p of n
.
,
.
Na i r
.
fl
sul
l
fi
S il icea N a i r
,
uer
.
.
.
fil es
.
wings of nose : N a i r su lfil
L o ss o f se nse o f sme ll : l i ag aes fi l es N a i r
M u co u s m e m b rane co ngested : Farr fi l es
.
.
.
.
wol le n :
s
M ucus
N a s al
S i licea
,
mu r
.
.
N a i r ma r
t as t e s sa l ty :
bo n e s
.
.
c tions of :
affe
.
Cale
.
fl
u er
.
caries o f: S i l icea
ca tarrh th ick d isc harge : Ca le fl aer
hawks u p sal ty mucu s : N a i r sulfil
l
:
d
a
l
e
n
e
c
l
a
s
o
e
d
u
u
te
C
fi
d
l
i
l
ar
e
a
n
g
p
p yp
N o s e co ld at po int : Cale fil e s
crust s i n : Na i r m u r S il icea
dryn ess and burni ng in : N a i r sulfil
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
.
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.
.
.
,
TWE L V E T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
2
35
N o se ,
xcoriat ions in : S il icea
feel s n u mb on o ne side : N a i r ma r
itch es at poi nt : S il icea N a i r fil es
wings of : A a i r sulfil
obstructed : Ka l i sulfil N a i r su lfil
on e sid e n u mb : N a i r m a r
r fi l es
a
i
N
c
k
i
i
n
t
:
a
g
p
red ness of w ith pi mpl es : N a i r m a r
st u ffin g u p of :
Ca le fl u en Ka l i ma r
e
.
.
,
.
.
.
’
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
N ai r
,
su l
l
fi
.
wo llen and scabs and scurfs in : N a i r ma r
u l ce rated i n sc ro fulo us peo ple : Ca le fi l es
N o s e b l e e d : Ca l e su lfil
Far r fil es
Kal i fil es
N a i r fi l es N a i r sulfil
N a i r m ur
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
l
fi
.
s
.
sul
Ka l i
.
blowi ng th ick yell ow crusts from nose :
a fter noo n s : [ Ca l i m u r
brigh t red blood : Ferr fil es
a fter
l
fi
Ka l i m u r
.
.
,
su l
Ka l i
fil es
.
,
.
,
.
.
-
.
d u ri n g menses : N a i r
fro m
cou gh i ng or st
.
.
l
fi
su l
.
N a i r ma r
ooping :
.
ch ild re n : Far r fi l es
n
o : Ka l i fi l es
o
i
i
o
i
s
t
r
d
t
e
s
p
p
N o st r i l s i tch i n g o f: S i li cea
Ca le fi l es Ca le su lfil
soreness o f
[ Ca l i
b s t r u c t i o n o f nose : [ Ca l i su lfil
d o r offensive fro m nose : Ca l fl u er
s s e o u s gro wth s : Ca le fl u er
in
.
.
.
,
O
O
O
O
.
.
,
.
,
f
.
fl
sy ph il it ica :
u en
,
A ain
l
.
Ka l i
fi l es
,
Na i r
.
fil e s
.
.
.
Ca le
mar
,
.
,
z a na :
.
.
Ca le fil
.
su l
l
fi
fil es
Ka l i
es
.
P e r i o s t e u m o f nasal bo nes afl ected : S il irea
P e rv e rt e d se n s e o f smel l : Mag ncs fil es
P h a ry n x ad heren t cr usts in : Ka l i m a r
P i c ki n g at nose : A a i r fil es
P i m pl e s on nose : A a i r m u r
P o i n t o f n o s e col d : Ca le fil es
P o l y pi l arge an d ped uncul ated : Ca le fil es
P o s t e r i o r n a re s d rv : [ Va i n m a r
h aw k i n g o f m ucus from : K a l i fi l es
a l i su lfil
m
o
f
r
o
:
K
h
a
r
d
sc
e
i
l
w
e
l
g
y
P re d i s po s i t i o n to catch co ld : Far r fil es
.
.
,
.
’
.
.
’
.
.
.
'
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
a l i sul
l
fi
.
TWE L V E T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
3 54
.
C h l or ot i c face : Cal e fil es , Ferr fil e s
C ol d s o re s on l ips, sma ll : Cale fl uer , N a i r ma r
C o l d appl icat ions rel ieve : Far r fil es
.
.
.
.
C om pl e x i o n
F
a
ce
S
e
e
(
.
C o nt o rt i o n s from l oss
.
.
.
.
.
)
.
power of facial muscles
C ou nt e n a n c e hippocrat ic : Ka l i fil es
C ra cki n g of S kin o f face : S i l icea
C u t t i n g pa i n s i n face : l l ag nes fil es
D irty l o ok to face : Cal e fil es
E a rth y fa ce : Ca le fil es S il icea Farr fil es
E pi t h e l i o m a : Ka l i sulfil
E ru pt i o n s h erpet ic : Ca le su lfil
of
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
N a i r mu r
sy cotic :
E yes,
F a ce ,
.
.
ana
.
fil es
.
.
Ka l i fil es
,
mic : Ca le
S i l icea
,
ken hollow :
sun
.
Ferr
,
.
fi l es
.
blotched and b l uish : N a ir fil es
burning : Ka l i fil es
c hlorotic : Cale fi l es Fer r fil es
covered with vesicles: N a i r mu r N a i r sulfil
cracked : S il icea
d irt y l ooki ng : Ca le fil es
eart h y : Ca le fil es N a i r mu r Farr fil es S i l i cea
Ka l i fil es
feat ures d istort ed : Ka l i sulfil
florid : N a i r fi l es Far r fil es
fl ushed : Far r fil es
Ka l t
ful l of pi mpl es : Ca le fil es S il icea A a i r sulfil
i f matter form s : Cal e su lfil
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
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.
-
.
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.
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,
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,
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.
.
,
.
.
.
’
.
,
,
.
.
,
.
.
Ca le fil es A a i r m a r
a le fil es
i
w
i
s
h
h
t
e
:
C
n
r
ee
g
’
:
r
e
as
y
g
.
.
,
.
-
.
herpetic
.
on s o n :
Ca l e
erupt i
it ches : A a i r m u r
A a lt
'
'
.
j aund iced :
[ V a /r
lead e n :
.
l iv id : A a l i fil
’
su l
’
A air
,
.
l
fi
.
mu r
sul
l
fi
.
.
fil es
.
.
.
'
l
a
e
:
p
Ka l i
fil es
os
.
fil es
,
,
fil es
Ka l i fi l es
Ca le
.
l
n
o
i
m
e
s
:
p p
n en t par ts
m
i
o
r
p
s on :
u
l
u
s
e
t
p
S i l i cea
A air
,
Ka l i
,
l
fi
’
su l
.
l
fi
sul
.
.
co l
Ca le
.
d:
l
fi
su l
forehead : A a i r
Ca lf
’
.
'
.
,
mu r
fil es
a [ z fi l es
.
.
'
.
.
,
.
Na i r mu r
Farr
.
.
fil es
.
R E P E R TORY
F a ce ,
N air
355
.
fil es Kal i fil es Ferr fi l es
red wi th d istort ed feat ures : Ka l i sulfil
N a i r mu r N a i r sulfil
sall ow : Kal i fi l es
red :
.
,
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
,
ckl y and sunken : Kal i fil es
swea ts wh ile ea ti ng : N a i r ma r
si
.
.
Ka l i
.
fil es
.
wel ling of: Kal i ma r
vesicl es over : N a i r salfil
wax y : Cal e fil es
white abo ut nose : N a i r m a r
a
N
l
l
i
a
r
l
i
u
l
e
o
w
h
:
fi
l
e
s
s
l
K
a
i
fi
i
l
s
C
l
e
s
y
fi
F a ce a ch e aggravated whe n bod y ge ts co ld : Mag nes fi l es
on ri ght si d e : Mag u s fi l es
after going t o bed : M ag nes fi l es
in heated roo m : Ka l i sulfil
i n the eve n ing : Ka l i su lfil
on movi ng : Farr fil es
amel iorated i n coo l ope n air : Kal i sulfil
col d appli cations : Kal i fil es Farr fil es
s
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
from
.
.
well ing : Kal i ma r
i n supe rior max illary bo ne : Ca le fil es
right side o f l ow er j aw : N a i r fil es
ne ural gic : Kal i mu r Kal i fil es N a i r fil es
pain in zy goma : N a i r sulfil
with co nsti pati on : N a ir ma r
cold ness o f nape : Farr fil es
i
s
u
s
i
n
K
a
l
l
e
r
e
t
xh
a
t
o
fi
e
:
a
g
fl ush i ng : Ferr fil es
l umps or nod ul es on face : S il icea
Fall i n g out of w hisk ers : N a i r mar
Fo rehe a d pust ular erupt io n on : N a i r ma r
F r ec kl e s : Cale fil es
G re as y l oo ki n g face : Cale fi l es
G re eni sh w h i t e face : Cale fil es
H ard s w e l li ng on the cheek : Cal e fl aer
j awbone : Cale fi ner
H e a ted roo m aggrava tes faceache : Kal i sulfil
H e rp e t i c e ru pti o ns o n face : Cale sulfil Na i r mm
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TW E L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I ES
THE
H i ppo c ra t i c cou ntenance : Ka l i fil
H o t ch ee ks : Farr fil es
of
cell ul ar
I nfl a m m a t o ry
es
.
.
.
I n d u ra t i o n
.
c
t issues o f fa e :
I t c h i n g of face : N a i r m u r
.
.
,
.
fil es
Ka l i fil es
Ferr
neural gia :
S i l icea
.
.
.
J a u n d i ce d face : N a i r sulfil
J a w b o n e caries of : S il icea
h ard swel l in g o n : Ca le fi ner
necrosis of : S i l icea
k
i
e
i
n
a
n
s
r
a
n
n
a
c
fi
l
i
f
M
es
e
s
e
:
g
p
j
g
L a ch ry m a t i o n wi th ne uralgi a : N a i r m a r
L e a d e n face : N a i r m a r
L i ps col d Sores on : Ca le fl uer N a i r m u r
h yd ro a o n : Ka l i fi l es N a i r m u r
Ka l i sulfil
sk i n pe el i ng o ff : Ka l i fi l es
lower swol len : Ka l i su lfil
t umors on : S il i cea
wh ite : Ka l i su lfil
u ppe r swol l en and pai n fu l : Ca le fil es
L i v i d face : Ka l i fi l es
L o s s o f po wer o f facial musc les : Ka l i fil es
L u m ps or nod ul es o n face : S i l i cea
L u pu s : S i l icea Ca le fi l es
N e c r o s i s o f j aw b one : S il icea
N e u ra l gi a a fter u in ine : N a i r ma r
( See al so Fsecach e
P a i n aggravated after go ing to bed : ll ag rzes fi l es
cu t ti ng : l l ag m s fi l es
i n ch eek s : A a l i w a r
a l i fil es
in s uperio r m a x il l ary bone : Ca le fil es
j erk i n g : l l ag nes fi l es
l ike l igh t n i ng : l l eg l es fi l es
r r fi l es
i
n
F
e
ss
:
r
e
g
p
ll ag n es fi l es
relieved b y w armt h :
co ld : K a l i fi l es
th rob bi ng : Fer r fi l es
’
P al e face : Ka l i fi l es Ka l i su lfil A a i r fil es S il i cea
m u r N a i r su lfil
Ca le fi l es
P i m pl e s a n d pu st u l e s o n face : Ca le fi l es Ca le su lfil
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35
TWE L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
THE
.
B u rn i n g cracks in lips : Na i r
heat in : Kal i sa lfil
ma r
.
.
.
C anke r : Kal i
fil es
e o
fil es
Kal i
n
n
s
a
r
u
:
g g
water :
,
Ka l i mu r
.
N a i r mu r
.
,
S zl l
.
'
,
'
ea
.
fil es
C h i l d re n W h ite ul ce rs i n mo ut h o f : Ka l i ma r
C o a t i ng yellow and creamy on roo f : N a i r fil es
C ol d so re s at corners o f mo uth : Cale fi uer
C or ne rs o f m ou t h conv ul sive twitchings of
cold sores at : Ca le fi uer
cracked : N a i r m a r
humid sores at : N a i r m a r
ul cerated : S i l icea
D e s u a m a t i o n of l ips : Kal i sulfil
D i sgu st i ng t a st e : Ca le fil es
’
D rool i n g: A a i r m u r
D ry n e ss of li ps : [ Ca l i sulfil
Ka l i
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E pi t h e l i om a : Ka li sulfil
E x co ri a t i o n of mo uth : K al i mu r
.
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b re at h : Ka l i fil es
G an gre n o u s canker : Ka l i fi l es
F etid
.
.
Gl a n d s ,
sal i vary , su ppurate :
G u m - b oi l : Ca le
.
fi
uor
.
S il icea
,
S i l icea
S i l irea , I i
,
'
.
.
mu r
alz
Gu m s ,
bleed on brush ing teeth : Ca le
blisters on : A a i r sulfil
h ot and i n flamed : Far r fi l es
spo ngy and rece d i ng : Ka l i fil es
.
sul
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,
l
fi
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’
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.
w h ite : K al i
su l
l
fi
.
H a r d s w e ll i n g o f j awbone : C ale fil er
H o t i n flamed gu ms : Far r fi l es
H y d ro a o n l ips : Ka l i fil es
I n fl a m m a t i o n o f gl a nd s sa l i var y : Na i r m a r
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m
:
u
s
g
I nsid e s
j
aw
of
Far r
l i ps
b o n e , h ard
L i ps
,
cracks
fil es
su l
l
fi
sw el ling o n :
'
air
mur
.
.
C ale fi l
.
.
b u rn ing : N ai r m a r
o e insid e o f
swol len :
o c kj a w :
s r
.
so re :
in :
u
n
d
n
f
l
a
a
i
p
L
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.
Ca le
su l
l
fi
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ma r
l
fi
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es
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er
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R E PE R TORY
L
q
ow e r
l i p , d es
uama
tion
Ka l i
of:
3 59
.
l
fi
su l
d ryness of : Ka l i sulfil
swol l en : Ka l i su lfil
M o u t h bl isters aroun d : N a i r m a r
canker of Ka l i mu r Ka l i fil es
l
l
a
a
i
i
i
e
r
n
o
K
l
fi
e
c
a
e
n
u
s
s
S
:
g g
water : Ka l i fil es
cracked : N a i r m a r
corners of t wi tch : Mag nes fil es
u l cerated : S i l icea
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M ou t h full of
sl ime :
,
heat
in : Ka l i
i
m
l
e
a
n
s
d
p p
ra w ness an d
N air
l
fi
su l
.
su l
l
fi
.
.
o crusts around : Ka l i fil es
re d ness o f : Ka li m a r
roo f o f sore to to uch : N a i r sulfil
vesicul ar er uption aro und : N a i r salfil
wel ling up of muc us in : N a i r su lfil
W h ile eat i ng : Cale su lfil
white ulcers i n : Ka l i mu r
r
i
l
e
N
a
s
l
n
f
e
o
w
co
i
r
oo
:
fi
l
a
m
a
t
n
o
cr
e
y
y
g
M u co u s m e m b ra n e red d ened : Ferr fil es Kal i m a r
N om a : Ka l i fi l es
N u rs i n g m o t h e rs ul cers i n mo uth o f: Ka l i ma r
O fl e n s i v e b re a t h : N a i r m u r Ka l i fil es N a i r fil es
P ai n fu l c ra c ks in li ps : N a i r m a r
P e rfo rat i n g u l ce r o f pal ate : S i l icea
R a n u l a : N a i r mu r
Ra w ne s s of m outh : Ka l i m a r
R e d n e ss of m ucous membrane : Fer r fil es Kal i m a r
S al i v a ry gl a n d s infl ammat io n o f : N a i r m a r
s re
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S i l icea
suppuratio n of :
S al i v a t i o n
:
.
Ka l i
N a i r mu r
.
S o r e s in
commissures : N a i r
S t o m a t i t i s : Ka l i fi l es
S w e lli n g hard o n j awbo n e :
.
fil es
mur
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.
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,
T h ru s h
Ka l i m u r
:
T ri s m u s
,
:
in
in
,
N a i r ma r
.
M ag nes fil es
.
fi
u er
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.
.
orners : Mag nes fil es
m o u t h ash y gra y : Ka l i fil es
T w i t c h i n gs
U l ce rs
.
Ca le
of c
corners :
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-
,
S i l icea
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0
3
T HE
T W E L V E T I SSU E R E ME D I E S
.
U l ce rs i n m o u t h perforat ing : Si lieea
white : A a l i m a r
U v ul a relaxed : N a i r m a r
U vul iti s : N ai r ma r
W h i t e u l ce rs in mo uth : Ka l i m a r
Y e ll o w c re am y co a t i ng of roof of mouth : Na i r
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Tongue
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Ta ste
and
.
taste : N a i r fil es
A cri d t aste : Ca le su lfil
B i t t e r taste : N a i r sulfil A a l i ma r
in mor ning : Ca le fil es
B l i st e rs o n tip of tongue : N a i r fil es N a i r sulfil
B ro w n i sh tongue : Ka l i fil es A a i r sulfil
B righ t re d with rawneSS : Mag nes fil es
C l ay col o re d tongue : Ca le sulfil
C l e a n t o n gu e : Farr fil es l l ag u es fil es N a i r
C oat i n g o n t o ngu e brown ish : Ka l i fil es N a i r
cl ay colored : Ca le sulfil
creamy : N a i r fi l es
Ka l i fil es A a l i su lfil
d i rt y : N a i r sulfil
frot h y : N a i r m a r
a
l
N
i
r
l
o
d
e
n
l
o
fi
es
l
w
:
e
g
y
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a
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l
l
r
a
s
h
A
r
s
u
r
ee
n
:
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g y
g
fi
A ci d
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A a l i ma r
i
ra
h
s
:
y
g
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’
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moist : N a i r m a r N a i r fil es
’
Ka l i su lfil
A a i r ”1 10
sl imy :
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.
C o at i ng
on
on
ow :
y e ll
t
,
-
,
K a li
Ka l i
l
fi
su l
.
l
fi
.
fil es
furred :
su l
,
1V a i r
2,
.
o n gu e wh ite
ed ges :
.
Ka l i w a r
.
’
A air
.
fil es
.
base : Ca li sulfil
’
C o ppe r y tast e : A a i r fil es
C ra c ke d to ng ue : Ca li fi uor
C re a m y co a t i n g o n tongue : A a i r fi l es
D a rk re d Swelli ng of tongue : Far r fil es
D i rt y t o n gu e : A a i r su lfil Ka l i fil es Ka l i sulfil
D ry to ngue : Ka l i m u r Ka l i fi l es A a i r m a r
E d ge s covered w i th froth : N a i r m u r
at
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ma r
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2
3
T W E L V E T I SS U E
T HE
RE
ME D IE S
bitter in the morn ing: Ca le fi ner"
coppery : N a i r fil es
disgusting: Ca le fil es
insipid : Ca le sulfil
Ka l i sulfil
loss o f : Na i r m u r Ka li su lfil
T ast e ,
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.
o
.
Kal i
sul
.
Ca le
sul
.
l
fi
l
fi
.
,
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,
.
N a i r ma r
T i p o f t o ngu e , bl isters on : N a r fil es N a i r
i
se nsatio n o f hair o n : Na i r fil es
S il icea
vesicles on : N a i r mur
T o n gu e brownish : Ka l i fil es N a i r suifil
Cale
so ur :
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.
s apy :
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:
e
p ppy
fil es
Cal e
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.
su l
l
fi
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,
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sal
l
fi
,
.
,
,
.
.
clay colored : Ca li sulfil
cl ean : Farr fil es
Mag nes fil es
co vered with saliva : Na i r ma r
cracked : Ca le fi uer
creamy coat ing on root : N a i r fil es
dark red swell ing o f: Far r fil es
dirty : Na i r suifil
d ry : Ka l i mu r Ka l i fil es Na i r ma r
ed ges red and sore : Ka l i fi l es
fl abby : Far r fi l es
furred : Far r fil es
N a i r fi l es Na i r
Ka l i m u r Ca li fil es
l
e
N
a
r
l
es
o
d
n
l
o
w
i
fi
l
:
e
y
g
l
n
a
r
e
e
l
r
i
h
A
i
u
l
s
s
:
g
fi
i nd u rat ion of Ca li fl uer S i l icea
in fl amed : Far r fil es
wit h d ryness : Ka l i fil es
sul l
su ppu ra t ion : Ca l
fi
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f
swell i ng :
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nu m
b:
Ca li
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A ali ma r
’
mapped : N a i r m u r
moist : JV a i r fil es
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A a /i m u r
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.
fi l es
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"
Va i r
.
ma r
.
i
m
l
a
f
n
e
fi
e
o
:
l
e
s
s
C
p p
Va i r
red : F r r fil es
V ag m s fil es
’
sal i va , covere d w i th : A a i r
ma r
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c
d
s ald e
,
as
if :
se nsatio n o f
S l i mV :
.
l/ ag n es
ha i r
A ali mu r
’
.
on :
‘
.
fil es
.
i l irea
,
N a i r mu r
Na i r m u r
.
.
Va ir
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,
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.
N a i r fi l es
a l i fi l es
su l l
K
fi
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R E PE R TORY
T on gu e ,
Ca le fil os N a i r m a r
Ca le fil es , Ka l i mu r
st iff :
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,
6
3 3
.
.
wollen :
ulcers o n : S ilicea
vesicles on : N a i r ma r
wh ite : Ca le fil es Ka l i m u r Ka l i sulfil
on ed ges : Ka l i su lfil
u
l
l
a
l
s
e
l
o
t
b
a
s
e
C
l
a
:
e
w
y
fi
U l ce rs on tongue : S il icea
V e si c l e s o n tip o f tongue : N a i r m a r
W h i t e c o at i n g on : Ca le fil es Ka l i mu r
edges : Ka l i sulfil
Y e ll o w at b a se : Ca le sulfil
s
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Teeth
Gums
and
A ft e r w a rm foo d ,
.
toothach e : Ferr fil es
A rt i cu l at i o n slow : Ka l i fi l es
B l e ed i n g o f gums : Kal i fil es Na i r mu r
B row n d epo si t on t eeth : Ka l i fil es
C h a tt e ri n g o f teeth nervous : Ka l i fil es
C om pl a i n t s d uri n g teet h ing : Ca le fil es
C on v u l s i o n s d uri ng t eeth ing : Fen fil es Mag nes
fil es
C o ol o pe n a i r rel ie ves tooth ache : Ka l i sulfil
C r am ps d urin g teeth ing : Mag nes fi l es
D e c ay o f t ee t h pain in : Ka l i fil es
D e nt i t i on compl aints d uri ng : Ca le fil es
convul sions d uring : M ag nes fil es
cramps d uri ng : Mag nes fil es
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d ifi
cul t :
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,
S il icea
.
del ayed : Ca le fil es
with d ribbl ing of saliva :
.
fever : Fer r
D e n t al fi s t u l a :
D roo l i n g: N a i r
.
.
Na i r m a r
.
.
fil es
.
S il icea
.
ma r
E as i l y b l e e d i n g gu ms : N a i r m a r Ka l i fi l es
E n a m e l o f t e e t h deficien t : Ca le fl u er
.
.
.
.
ough :
r
F i st u l a
Cale fl u er
d e n t a l i s : S i l icea
.
.
.
N a i r fil es Ka l i fil es
b leed easi l y : N a i r m u r Ka li fil es
G ri n d i n g
G um s ,
.
o f t eeth :
.
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,
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,
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,
Ca le
.
Ca le
.
6
3 4
TWE L VE T I SSU E R E M E D I E S
THE
Gums,
.
Nair
bl isters on :
Na i r
burn :
l
fi
sul
.
i nfl amed : Ca le
.
a
l
p
e:
.
.
.
fil es
.
fil es
Ca le
l
fi
su l
.
Ka l i
.
l
fi
sul
.
Ca le fil es Ka l i sulfil
i
r
s
i
i
a
l
i
l
e
d
o
s
t
o
n
b
ee
d
K
fi
l
t
o
:
p
p
i
a
n
f
l
u
:
p
.
.
,
.
es
.
e m on : Ka l i fil es
se nsit ive : Na i r m a r
S il icea
to to uch col d or wate r : l l ag nes fil es
spo ngy reced ing : Ka l i fil es
ul ce rated : N a i r m u r
wh ite : Ka l i su lfil
G u m b o i l be fore matter forms : Ka l i m u r N a i r
with hard swe lling : Ca le fi ner
su ppu rat io n : Cal e sulfil
S il icea
I n a rt i c u l a t e speech : Ka l i fil es
I n fl a m e d gums : Ca l fi l es
L oo s e n e s s of teet h : Ca le fl uen N a i r mu r S il icea
M a l n ut ri t i o n of teeth : Ca le fl uer
N e r vo u s ch att eri ng o f teet h : Ka l i fil es
P a i n fu l gums : Ca le fil es
P al e gu ms : Ca l fil es
R a n ul a : N a i r m u r
R e d s e a m on gu ms : Ka l i fil es
R h e u m a t i c too thache : Ca le sulfil
S a l i v a t i o n wit h toot hache : A a i r m u r
red s a
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S a l i v a ry gl a n d s , in fl a m matio n
S e n s i t i v e gu ms : N a i r m u r
.
c
S pee c h
of
re l iev es
T eet h
men ts
ail
decay
of:
es
.
Na i r
oo thache :
fil es
.
su l
l
fi
.
.
d u ri ng pregn ancy : Ca l
Ca le fi l es
d
i
l
:
y
p
d e vel o p slo wl y : Ca lr fi l es
feel so re : Ka l i fil es , Fer r
ra
.
.
t
o f,
ma r
.
fil es
.
inarticu late : Ka l i
sl o w and
S m o ki n g
,
Ka l i fi l
tee th :
’
A air
.
to pressure or to u h : Fer r
S o re n e s s
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ffi
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l
es
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d ur i n g
n
r
n
i
f
d
i
o
,
g
g
loo se : Ca le
.
fl
mal n u trition
o
u er
of
.
,
slee p:
Al a i n
Ca le
.
n erv u s ch at te rin g o f
fl
,
.
fi l es
.
l
A a /r
mu r
u er
l
fi
.
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,
i l i cea
Ka l i
'
.
,
.
Ka l i
es
fil es
.
.
fil es
.
66
3
TWE L V E T I SSUE RE M E D IE S
THE
A d h er e n t
.
c ru st s in phary n x : Ka l i ma r
B u rn i n g of th roat : Farr fil es Ca le fi l es
C h o ki n g s e n sa t i o n i n t hroat : Mag nes fi l es
C h r o n i c s o re t h r o a t : N a i r m a r
d ryness of throat : N a i r m a r
C l e rgy m a n s s o re t h ro a t : Ca le fi l es
C on ge s t i on of th roat : Farr fi l es
C o n st r i ct i o n of th roat spasmod ic : Mag nes fil es
C r o u p : Farr fi l es Ka l i mu r Ca lc fl uer Ca le fil es A a l i fi l es
C r u st s in ph aryn x : Ka l i mu r
D ea fn e ss in to nsil l itis : Ca le fil es
D e gl u t it i o n pain ful : Farr fil es Cale fil es
must swallow : ll ag nes fi l es
D e si re to swal low constant : Ka l i fi l es
D i ph t h e ri a : after efi ects of : Ka l i fil es S il icea
fal se : N a i r fil es
first stage : Ferr fil es
su lfil
of so ft pa late : Ca lf
l
u
r
i
a
m
c
r
e
e
A
n
i
a
l
m
d
:
r
i
y
p
p
when it goes to t rachea : Ca le fl uen Ca li fil es
with d ro wsiness : N a i r mur
with green vomiting : N a i r sulfil
r
r
m
u
N
a
i
l
a
c
u
fl
a
e
f
e
:
y p
p
watery stool s : N a i r m u r
D ro ppi n g from posterior nares : M ag nes fil es
D ry t h r o a t : Far r fi l es N a i r m u r A a i r sulfil
E n l a rge m e n t of t h roat : N a i r m a r
F a u c e s in fl a med : Fer r fi l es
F
er r fil es
i
n
f
l
u
:
a
p
red : Far r fi l es
swol len : Ca le su lfil
F e e l i n g o f l u m p i n t hro at on swal lowin g : N a i r su lfil
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l
fi
es
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mu r
’
,
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,
.
Fo l l i c u l a r ph a r y n gi t i s : A a l i m a r N a i r m u r
G a n gre n o u s s o re t h r o a t : K al i fi l es
’
.
.
.
G l an d s
ollen :
sw
e x t ern a l ,
sub
Far r fil
.
n
f
u
l
i
:
a
p
max il l ary
suppurate :
,
es
Ca l
.
.
ol l en :
.
su l
l
fi
.
ffi
.
V a i r ma r
l
.
es
.
l Va i r
sw
Ca le
,
,
.
mu r
S il i cea
.
.
.
Ka l i m a r
.
Na i r fil
.
es
.
,
R E PE R TORY
.
G l ot t i s , Spasms o f : Mag n es fil es
G o i tr e : Cal f fil es , Ca le fl ue n , S il icea N a i r
.
.
.
.
,
.
fil es
.
.
wi th watery secret ions : N a i r ma r
H e a t i n th roat : Fer r fi l es
H aw ks up ofi ensi ve cheesy l umps : Kal i ma r
N a i r sulfil
salty m uc us : Ka l i fil es
I n fl amm a t i o n of fauces : Farr fil es
throat : Farr fil es N a i r fil es
to nsils: Farr fil es
L ary n gi s m u s st r i d u l u s : l l ag nes fil es
L um p feel ing o f when swa l lowi ng : N a ir sulfil
Na i r
M al ign an t co n d i ti o n s of th roat : Ka l i fil es
Me m b ran o u s ex u d a t i o n i n th roat : Ka l i ma r
M u c u s to ugh i n throat : Kal i sulfil
M u m ps wi th h awki ng up of sa lt y muc us : N a i r ma r
sali vat ion : N a i r m a r
swe ll ing o f parot id s : Kal i ma r
n sw al l o w i ng feel in g o f l ump : N a i r sulfil
li uid s constrict ion : M ag u s fil es
pain ful : Cali fil es Farr fil es Kal i ma r
P ai n fu l degl utit ion : Cal e fil es Fm fil es Kal i ma r
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throat : Farr fil es
P al a te i nflamed : Ferr fil es
sensiti ve : N a i r sulfil
i
r
a
i
N
l
e
s
e
o
w
co
n
o
n
:
fi
ll
a
t
y
g
P ar aly si s post d iphtherit ic : N a i r
o f voca l cord s : Ka l i fil es
vel um pe nd ul um palati : S il icea
,
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ma r
-
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.
P h ary n gi t i s fol licu lar : Ka l i mu r N a i r ma r
P h ary nge al abscess : Far r fil es
P h ary n x ad herent crusts in : Ka l i ma r
P o st e ri o r na re s d roppi ng fro m : Na i r fil es Mag m s
i
s
a
l
i
l
n
d
ch
l
u
ar
i
n
u
s
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,
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,
.
Re d fa u ce s : Ferr fil es
R e l axe d sore th roat : Ca le fil es
uvu la : N a i r ma r
causes co ugh : Cale fl aer
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.
,
Ca li
.
fl
uer
.
,
6
8
3
TW E L V E T I SS UE R E M E D I E S
THE
S a l t y mucus
.
ed from throat : Ka l i fil es
S e n s a t i on o f c h o ki n g: Mag nes fil es
S pee c h nasal sl ow : Ka l i fi l es
S pas m s o f gl ot t i s : M ag nes fi l es
S u fl o c at i v e fe el i n g in th roat : l l ag nes fil es
S w all o w co nstant desire to : Ka l i fi l es
m ust : Mag nes fil es
S w o ll e n gl an d s : Fer r fil es Ca le fi l es Ka l i m a r
S y ph i l it i c so re t h ro at : Ka l i m a r
T h r o a t b urnin g in : Farr fil es
congested : Ferr fil es
N air m a r
constricti on i n : M ag nes fil es
covered wi th t ran spare nt muc us : N a i r m u r
tough mucus : A a l i sulfil
Ka l i fil es
d ry : Ferr fi l es N a i r mu r N a i r sulfil
rais
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,
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feeling
l
u
p g
of
or
.
,
.
l u mp i n : N a i r
.
ma r
.
fi l es
Ka l i fil es
,
.
N air
.
su l
l
fi
.
,
.
bal l h ysterical in :
a l i fi l es
n
o
s
K
:
u
n
r
a
e
g g
,
,
.
.
h
a
i
r
s
g y
h
c
a
t
e
s
p
h eat i n : Far r
.
i n fl amed : Fer r
in : Ka l i m a r
fil es
l
fi
.
.
.
N a i r fil es N a i r
in : Ka l i fi l es
es
.
.
,
.
,
.
o nd i tions
a l e fil es
F
er r fil es
i
n
a
s
:
C
p
red : Fer r fi l es
Ca le fl u er
rel ax ed : Ca le fi l es
sen at io n o f l u mp i n : N a i r fil es
V ag u es fil es
so re and sti ff :
Fer r fi l es
S o re o f si nge rs : Ca le fi l es
ll a gu es fil es
spasmo d ic co nst ri ctio n of :
mal ign ant
c
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,
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s
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,
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f
r
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‘
st i tch es
in : A a i r m u r
’
.
Ca le
su ppura t ion of :
.
l
fi
su l
.
o l l en : K a l i m a r
t h rob b i ng in : Far r fi l es
sw
S i l i cea
,
.
.
.
t ick l in g i n :
t o ugh
Ca li
.
fl
u er
m ucus i n : Ka l i
u l cera ted :
T h y r o i d gl a n d
Fer r
.
l
fi
.
.
l
fi
su l
’
es
e n l arged :
.
,
e n l arged :
Ca l e
.
.
S i l i cea
fil es
mur
a li
mur
T o n si l s
.
,
’
.
A air
,
Ca le fil
.
es
.
.
,
Ca li
.
fl
uen
.
Ka l i fil
es
.
,
N a i r ma r
.
.
,
N a ir
.
T WE L
T HE
0
37
V
T I SS UE RE M E D I E S
E
B i l i ou s col i c: N a i r sulfil
B re at h ofl ensive : Kal i fil es N a i r ma r
B u rn i n g heat in stomach : Ka l i sulfil Cal e
th irst : Kal i sulfil
C a n n o t b e a r t i gh t cl o t h i n g: Farr fil es
C ol i cky pa i n s : Ka l i su lfil
D eat h l y s i c kn e s s at stomach : Ferr fil es
D e si re s al e : Farr fil es
alcohol : Ferr fil es
bacon : Cale fil es
bitter things : N a i r m a r
claret : Cale sulfil
.
.
.
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,
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,
su l
l
fi
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,
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.
.
.
fru it : Ca l e
.
.
sul
l
fi
.
o vege tabl es : Cale sulfil
h am : Ca le fi l es
ind igestible thin gs : Cale fil es
Na i r m a r
sa l ted food : Ca l e fil es
Ca le fil es
smoked meat s : Ca le su lfil
st i m ul an ts : Fer r fi l es
sugar : M ag nes fi l es
D read o f hot d rinks : Ka l i su lfil
D y spe ps i a acid : N a i r fil es S i l icea
chron ic : S il i cea
fl atul en t : l l ag u es fil es
h eartburn and ch ill in ess : S i l i cea
n ervo us : Ka l i fi l es
r
l
f
r
N
r
l
i
n
o
o
d
F
a
fi
e
a
i
u
s
l
i
n
k
:
s
a
a
r
a
f
e
t
t
g
fi
p
spasmo d ic : M ag nes fi l es
with fl ushed ho t face : Fer r fil es
ress u re as o f a load i n sto mach : Ka l i su lfil
p
wh ite gray ish ton gue : Kal i ma r
much fl atul e nce : Ca le fil es
r
d
n
n
s
u
r
a
ee
g
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,
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,
.
N a i r ma r
waterb rash : N a i r m u r
E m pt y go n e fe e l i n g i n sto mach : N a i r fil
rel iev ed b y ea t i n g : Ka l i fil es
E pi ga s t r i u m t en d er to to uch : Far r fi l es
l
i
i
n
a
n
a
i
v
a
t
o
n
d
a
s
:
p
.
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,
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in
,
o
c n stan t :
after eat i ng :
E
ru
c t a t i o n s bitter :
,
.
.
.
i
n
a
p
.
fi l es
Ca l e fil es
Ka l i fil es
A ali
’
.
.
.
.
.
es
.
,
Ka l i
fi l es
.
R E PE R TORY
E
m c ta t i o n s
,
N a i r fil es
o
s ur :
.
.
Nair
,
x
37
.
S il icea , Kal i
su l
l
fi
.
fil es
.
b urning t astel ess : Mag nes fi l e s
al i fil es
a
eo
K
s
u
s
:
g
r
F
r
s
a
l
fi
e
e
a
r
s
:
y
g
E xce ss i ve h u n ge r: A a l i fi l es S il icea Cal e fil es N a i r m a r
F a i n t n e ss at stomach : Kal i su lfil
F a t t y foo d ca uses indigest ion : Ka l i m ar
F l at u l e n ce bri ngs back taste o f food : Farr fi l es
excessi ve acc umulat ion of gas in stomach : Cale fil es
wi th d isturbance abo ut heart : Ka l i fil es
distension and co nstipation : Mag m a fi l es
pain no re l ie f from belching : Mag u s fi l es
N a i r sulfil
sl uggi sh l iver : Ka l i m a r
N a i r sulfil
Cale fil es Ka l i
so ur risings : N a i r fil es
fi l es
F u l n ess sen satio n o f: Ka li su lfil
G a s tri t is : Farr fil es Ka l i m a r
chr on ic : Ka li sulfil
from too hot d ri nks: Kal i m a r
Ga stral gi a rel ieved b y warmth and bend ing double : H ug ues
fil es
G ast ri c abrasions : N a i r fil es
.
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,
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.
cerations; N ai r fil es Kal i fil es
G o n e se n s a ti o n at pi t o f stomach : Ka l i fil e s N a i r fil e s
H e m o rrh age from stomach : Ka l i mu r Fer r fil es
H e art b u rn after ea ting : N a i r mur
N a i r sulfil
S i lirea
ul
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
fl at ule nce : Cale
and
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
fi l es
.
H e a t i n sto mach : Kal i su lfil
H i cco u gh : Mag u s fil es Cali fi n er N a i r m a r
H u n ge r excess ive : Ka l i fil es S il icea Nai r ma r
.
.
.
,
I n d u ra ti o n
of
I n d i ge s ti o n
:
a
o
i
l
i
c
e
l
s
S
r
u
py
.
S
ee
(
,
,
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
Dyspepsia )
.
vomits as soon as it nurses : S i l icea
wants to n urse a ll the time : Ca le fi l e s
I n t o l e r a n ce of st i mul ants : S i l icea
J au nd i ce after gastri tis : Ka l i salfil
I n fan t
.
.
.
.
.
with bi tter
t
tas e a nd
constipati on :
.
Kali ma r
.
.
.
.
,
T WE L VE T ISS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
2
37
.
N
air
m
c
e
w
t
d
o
w
ar
n
e
ss
:
i
h
r
s
i
j
L o n gi n g for sal t y food : N a i r mu r
S
ee
(
au n d i
,
.
.
.
L
o s s o f a ppe t i t e :
Farr
.
m ur
.
s
l
e
fi
,
.
.
Nai r
.
es
.
N a u s ea : Kal i
Na i r
,
.
for smoki ng : N a i r m a r
desire
.
Kal i m ur
Ka l i fil
,
Des ires
.
N a i r fi l es
,
.
su l
l
fi
l
fi
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
fil es N a i r sulfi l
and vo miti ng : M ag nes fi l es
o f so ur food or bl ood : Ka l i fil es
aft e r fat food : Ka l i ma r
with vertigo : Ca le sulfil
N o n a s s i m i l a t i o n o f food : Ca le fil es
P a i n in abdo minal ring: Na i r m a r
sul
)
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
de under sho ulder : Ka l i ma r
after t ak ing food : N a i r fi l es
Ca le fi l es
righ t si
.
.
.
,
m constant : Ka l i fil
stomach : l l ag a es fi l es
at epigastri u
,
P re s s u r e i n
P yl oru s ind uration of: S i l icea
R egu rgit a t i o n of food after eating :
S t o m a c h beat ing in : Far r fil es
.
,
.
b ur ni ng h ea t i n : A a l i
’
o
catarrh
ch r nic
ol ick y
c
in : Ka l i
n
i
a
s
p
mps in :
.
.
sul
l
fi
in
,
and
l
fi
l
fi
r
u
r
es
s
e
p
.
f
:
n
l
i
a
u
p
t
i
p
of
l
fi
Fer r
.
o ts o n :
l
fi
.
fil es
tend er : Far r
o
.
u l cerati n o f :
.
.
su l
l
fi
.
fi l es
.
Na i r
l
fi
su l
1V a i r
.
foo d fro m :
i
Fer r
l
fi
.
fil es
.
.
.
red sp
ol len :
sul
fil es
regu rgi tat o n o f
sw
.
.
Ca le
su l
.
.
s ul
h e morrh age fro m : Ka l i m a r
.
l
fi
su l
Mag nes
,
i n : Ka l i
feel ing in : Ka l i
heav y : N a i r
fil es
.
.
su l
e x cessi ve :
Al ag n es
Ca le
,
l
fi
su l
mpt y feel ing i n : N a i r
ful ness
.
su l
i n : Ka li
.
n
e
o
g
.
fi l es
Way n es
-
a
s
g
.
.
Ka l i
of :
deep sea ted pain
d istend ed : N a i r
e
es
.
,
cra
Far r
.
fil es
fil es
.
ma r
.
.
V ag nes
.
fil es
.
.
.
Na ir
'
.
fi l es
.
weak ness and sin k ing at : A a i r m u r
welling of muc us from : zV a i r sulfil
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.
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.
.
.
.
.
l
fi
es
.
,
T HE
3 74
TW E L VE T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
Abd omen
St ool
and
A b d o m e n fee ls
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cold to touch : Kali sulfil
fl abby : Cale fi l es
large in ch il d ren : S il icea
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p
fl
Kal i mu r
swoll e n : Ka l i fil es
sunken : Ca le fil es
tender : Kal i ma r
tense and tympanitic : Kal i sulfil
A ft er st oo l torn bleed ing and smart ing fee lin g : Na i r m a r
vaccination d iarrhma : S i l kea K a li mu r
A n u s fissured : S il i cea Ca le fil es N a i r mu r Ca le fl uer
fist ula in : S il icea Ca l e sulfil
Cale fil es
h erpetic erupt ion around : N a i r mu r
i tch ing at : Na i r fil es Ca le fil es Cale fl uen N a i r s ulfil
n e ural gi a of : Ca l
fil es
i
n
f
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d isposit ion to : Ferr fil es
rawness o f : N a i r fi l es
soren ess of : N a i r fi l es
N a i r mu r
wartl ike erupt ions on : N a i r sulfil
B el c h i n g gi v e s n o rel i e f i n col ic : Mag nes fil es
B o w el s great torpor of: N a i r
a l i fi l es
l in i ng membrane o f prot rud es :
l oose ness of i n old women : N a i r su lfil
r fi l es
n
i
N
a
i
a
i
n
:
p
su lph u ro u s odo r of gas fro m : Ka l i sulfil
B u rn i n g pa i n in rect um : N a i r m u r
C h il d re n d ra w up l egs i n co l ic : l l ag n es fi l es
l arge abdo me n in : S il i cea
C h o l e r a : Far r fil es A al i fil es Ka l i sulfil
C h o l e r a i n fa n t u m : Ca le fil es Far r fil es
C h o l e r a i c c r a m ps : l l ag nes fi l es
C o l i c acco mpan ied w ith b elch in g : ll ag n es fi l es
a mel io rated by rub b i ng a n d w ar mth : Mag nes fil es
b en d ing d o uble : Ka l i fi l es
a t e v ery at tempt to eat : Ca l e fi l es
begi n s i n righ t gro in : N a i r sulfil
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RE P E R TORY
Co l i c ,
belching gi ves no relief i n : Mag nes fil es
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flat ulent : Na i r
.
Kal i
Nai r
sa l
l
fi
fro m
.
Mag ne t fil es
n mb ilicus :
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want of mo ist ure :
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d iarrhe a :
N a i r ma r
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of
Nai r
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hard stool i n old people : Ca li fil es
heat i n lower bowel : Far r fil es
hect ic fever : Ca lc sulfil
obsti nate : Kal i salfil N a i r fil es
i
r
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N
a
m
a
o
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fi
r
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g
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stoo ls l ight co l o red : Ka l i m a r
d ark brown : Ka l i fil es
wi th weak ness o f i ntest i ne : N a i r ma r
C ram ps : Mag nes fil es Kal i sulfil
D i arr h e a after mapl e sugar : Cali sulfil
fat t y food : Kal i ma r
wet wea t her : N a i r sulfil
Ca le fil es
vacc ina ti on : S il icea Ka l i ma r
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bowels : Na i r ma r
fu rre d ton gue : Kal i m a r
habit ual : Kal i su lfil
hemorrhoidal : N a i r mu r
inabili t y t o ex pel fe ces : Ca le fl a er
i nacti vi ty
Kali
fil es
Co n ges ti o n of l iver : N a i r sulfil
C on st i pati on . al tern ating with
from
,
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hypogastri u m :
pains radiate
Magm a fil es
fil es
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sul
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alterna tin g wi th co nst ipa tion : Na i r
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37
T WE L V E T I SSUE R E ME D I E S
T HE
D i a rrh ma
.
Ca le fil m
caused by change of weather : Cale sulfil
fright : Ka l i fil es
re la xed int est inal vi l l i : Ferr fil es
dark bilio us stools: N a i r sulfil
excoriati ng : Na i r ma r
flat ul ent fet id : Cale fi l es Ka l i fi l es
frothy : Na i r ma r
foul putrid color : Ka l i fil es S i l i cea
r
r
i
n
l
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a
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too
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fi
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:
s
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i nfan t il e : S ilicea Ca le fi l es N a i r fil es
imperat ive watery : Kal i fil es
i nvol unt ary : N a i r m a r
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c water : Kal i fil es
sl i my stool s : Ca li fi l es
l
fi
sul
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ri e
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l
fi
Ca le
sul
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o
Ka l i m a r
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mel l ing : N a i r
s ur s
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A a i r mur
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l
fi
sul
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l / ag nes
l
fi
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fi
su l
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d igested : Ferr fil es Ca lt fil es
watery : N a i r mu r Fer r fil es N a i r
un
Ka l i
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l
fi
su l
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Ca li fil
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,
Ca lf
l
fi
sul
with c ramps in cal ves: l l ag n es fil es
wh ite stools : N a i r fil es A a l i m a r
with depressio n : A al i fil es
ex haust ion : Ka l i fil es
Ca l t fi l es
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j aundice : A a i r fil es
u
l
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s
l
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fi
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D u od e n al c a t a r rh : Ka l i mu r
D y se n t e ry febrile stage : Farr fil es
stool s pur ule nt : Ca le sulfil
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fi
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sulfil
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l l ag n es
Ka l i m u r
i
n
l
a
f
:
u
p
w ith pu rging :
mod ic
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fi l es
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o n o f u ri ne : ll ag nes fil es
E n t e r a l g i a rel ieved b y be n d in g d o ub le : l l ag nes fil es
warmt h : zll ag a es fil es
ali
Ca l fil es
E n t e r i c fe v e r : Farr fil es A a l i m a r
Ka l i fi l es
spas
reten ti
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J
T WE L VE T ISS UE RE ME D I E S
TH E
a un
d i ce
ed
b y gastro
caus
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with d iarrhe a : N a i r fil es
arge a b do me n i n c hild ren : S il icea
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L
K al i mu r
d uod enal catarrh :
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ma r
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complete torpid ity of : Kal i
congest ion of: N a i r sulfil
i rritable : N a i r sulfil
region o f pain ful : Cal e sulfil
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ma r
L ive r ,
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harp sti tching pains in : N a i r sulfil
sl uggish action o f: Ka l i m u r
so reness t o to uc h o f: Na i r sulfil
M a ra s m u s in tee thing ch ildren : Ca le fil es
M ese n t e ri c gl an d s en larged : Cale fil es
N av e l empt y feel i ng abo ut : Cal e fil es
N e u ra l gi a o f the a n us : Ca le fil es
N o i s y ofl ensi ve fl at us : Kal i fil es Cal e fil es
P a i n around navel ca uses cry ing : Cale fil es
abd ominal ri ng : N a i r m a r
i n lo wer part o f sac ru m : Ca le fil es
i n l iver an d splee n : A a i r m a r Ka l i fil es
ll eg ues fil es
i n t he bowels : N a i r fil es
th ro ugh righ t groin : N a i r fil es
P ai n f ul ab sce ss abo ut an us : Ca le sulfil
su l l
abo ut region o f l i ver : Ca l i
fi
P a re t i c c o n d i t i o n o f rect um : Ka l i fil es
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P e ri t o n i t i s : Fer r fil es
Ka l i sulfil
al i mu r
P e ri t y ph l i t i s : Ka l i mu r Fer r fil es
P i l e s ( See He morrhoid s
P r o c t a l gi a : N a i r m a r
P ro l a ps u s a n i : Ca li sulfil Ka l i fil es N a i r ma r
d isposit io n to : Far r fi l es
R aw n e s s o f an us : A a i r fil es
Rec t u m b urns : A a l i fil es
ar
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air
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sti tch es
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S a c r u m , pai n i n a fte r stoo l : Ca l
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n avel :
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fil es
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R E P E R TORY
t ro u bl e s :
S pl e n i c
fi l es
Ka l i
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S pl e e n , pai n i n : N a i r m u r Ka li
S ti t ch e s i n re ct u m : N a i r ma r
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fil es
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bil io us : N a i r sulfil
bl ack : Ka l i sulfil
bl oody : Ka l i mu r Cale sulfil
cad averous smell ing : S il icea
clay colored : Ka l i ma r
coagulated case in : N a i r fil es
copio us : Ferr fil es Ca le fil es
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fil es
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my : N a i r fil es
cru mbl ing : N a i r m a r
dark : N a i r sulfil Ka l i fil es
d ifi cul t to expel : N a i r m u r N a i r
retai n : N a i r fi l es
d ry : N a i r mu r
crea
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x pell ed with force : M ag nes fil es
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flocculent : Ka l i mu r
fet id
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fre
fo ul : Kal i
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frothy
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hard :
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sput eri ng :
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invol untary : N a i r m u r
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jell y like masses : N a i r fil es
k nott y : N a i r su lfi l
l ight colored : Ka l i m a r
loose mornin g : N a i r m u r N a i r
no isy : Cal e fi l es
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fi l es
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Ca l e
sul
l
fi
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fil es
odo r : Ka l i fil es
reced e wh en part l y e x pel led :
rice water : Ka l i fi l es
sca nt y : N a i r fi l es
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3
TW E L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
S too l s
o
s
sl i
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my : Ka l i mur
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mell ing: N a i r
ur s
Nai r
,
ma rl
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Kal i
,
l
fi
sul
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,
fil es
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tteri ng : Ca le fil es
streaked with bl ood : N a i r sulfil
Ca le su lfil
sud d en : Farr fil es
N a i r fil es
und igested food : Far r fi l es
Cali fi l es
watery : Farr fil es N a i r mu r N a i r sulfil
Mag u s fi l es Ka l i sulfil Cale fil es
white : Ka l i mu r N a i r mu r N a i r fil es
wh ile eating : Ka l i fil es
a
l
i
u
l
o
w
K
l
l
l
:
s
e
y
fi
S t ra i n i n g a t s too l : N a i r fi l es
S u m m e r co m pl a i n t i n teeth ing ch ild ren : Ca li fi l es
T a b e s m e s e n te ri c a : Ca li fil es
T e ne sm u s : Ka l i fil es
T o rpi d i t y co mplete o f l i ver : Ka l i m a r
T y m pa n i t e s : Ka l i s ulfil
Kal i fil es Mag nes fil es
i n b il io us fever : N a i r su ¢l
T y ph l i t i s : Farr fil es Ka l i mu r N a i r sulfil
T y ph u s wi th const ipat ion : Ka l i m u r
U n d i gest e d st oo l s : Far r fil es Ca le fil es
U l c e r s intestinal : Ca le su lfil
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W a i s t cannot bear tight cloth i n g aro und : A a i r sulfil
W a r t l i ke e r u pt i o n s o n a n us : N a i r sulfil
W e a kn e s s in epigast ri u m : Ka l i fil es
W o r m s in testi nal : N a i r fil es Far r fil es Ca l fi l es
lon g : N a i r fil es
A a l i m u r Fer r fil es
th read : N a i r fi l es
spu
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Uri nary S y mpt oms
A to n y
of
Bl ad d e r
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blad d er :
ca tarrh o f:
neck o f, c ut t in g
one
st
of :
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fil es
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in : Ca li
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B l e e d i n g fro m u r e t h ra : Ka l i fil es
B ri gh t s d i se a s e fo r alb umen : Ca l fil es
febr il e d ist urb ance : Far r fil es
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Ka l i
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Far r
fil es
l l ag n es fil es
in : Ca li
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TWE L VE T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
T HE
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P ar e t i c co n d i t i o n s : K a li fil es
P ol y u ri a simplex : N a i r mu r Far r fil es N a i r sulfil N a i r
fil es Cal e fil es Mag nes fil es
w ith waterb rash : N a i r ma r
R e t e n t i o n of urine : Mag nes fil es
S e cr e t i o n of urine e xcessi ve : Farr fil es N a i r sulfil
N air
fil es
S pa s m od i c r e te n t i o n o f uri ne : M ag nes fil es N a i r fil es
S to n e in the bladder : Ca le fil es
S u ppre s si o n of urine : Ferr fi l es
U rgi n g to urinate fre uent : Ferr fil es N a i r fil es Cale fil es
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U re t h ra bleed ing from : Kal i fi l es
cutti ng pains in : Kal i fil es
itch ing in : K a l i fil es
U ri n e brickd ust sed iment : N a i r s ulfil S il icea
blood y : N a i r m a r
calculous phosphates in : Cale fi l es
Ca le fil es N a i r ma r
co pious : Ca le fl uen
d ark colored : Ka l i m u r N a i r fi l es
emit s pun gent od o r : Ca l i fl u er
floccule n t sed i men t in : Ca l e fil es
r
a n es fi l es
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a le fi l es
N
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M
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in creased : Ca le fi l es A a i r m a r
incont inence of: N a i r m a r Ka l i fil es
i n vol untary : Fer r fi l es N a i r m a r
loaded w it h b ile : N a i r sulfil
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mucu s and pus : S i licea
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l ith ic d eposits i n : A a i r su lfil
a i r su lfil
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with hectic : Ca le sulfil
sa nd y deposi t i n : N a i r su lfil
scan t y : Ca l e fl u er
N a i r fil es N a i r sulfil
secre tion ex cessi ve : Far r fi l es
S pasmod ical l y retai ned : l l ag nes fil es
N a i r am r
spurt s o u t w i th ever y co ugh : Far r fil es
S i l i cea
u r ic ac id e x cess o f : Ka l i m u r
a
l
s
i
l
e
o
k
r
n
:
K
fi
li
e
s
a
fl
o
ll
w
e
y
l l
a
r
u
i
o
e
n
N
s
l
i
s
h
r
e
:
e
l
w
y
g
fi
red
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RE PE R TORY
8
3 3
.
U ri n ati o n scal d ing on : Kali fil es N ai r sulfil
inte rmit te nt need s strai n i ng : N a i r fi l es
a
l
s
n
w
i
n
u
u
M
e
s
fi
f
r
i
l
:
e
a
g g
g
p
V e si c al n eu ral gi a : Map l es fil es
W e t ti n g o f be d in ch ild re n : Cali fi l e s Na i r fi l es
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
Mal e
.
.
Sex ual Orga ns
Fer r
,
.
fil es
.
B al a n i ti s : K al i sulfil Ka l i fi l es
B ubo : Cale salfil Kali ma r Ferr fil es Kal i fil es S ilicea
C a ri e s syph il it ic : S i l it sa
C h a n c re h ard : Ca li fl uer
phaged en ic : Kal i fil es
so ft : K a l i ma r
C h r on i c sy ph il i s : S il icea N a i r m u r Ka l i ma r
C o i t u s prost rat io n afte r : Ka l i fi l es
C on d y l o m at a syphil it ic : N a i r sulfil
c utt ing in bladder and u re th ra : Ka li fil es Nai r ma r
D e si re se xual gone : Na i r fil es
D isc h a rge of prostatic fl uid : N a i r ma r
D raw i n g in test icles and spermat ic cord : Nai r fil es
E m i ssi o n s nightl y : N a i r fi l es Ka l i fil es S ili a a
with chil liness : N a i r ma r
wi thout d reams : N a i r fi l e s
E rec t i o n s : Kal i fi l es
E pi d i d y m i ti s : Fer r fi l es
E re t h i srn sex ual : S i l l ea N a i r fi l es
G e n i t al s itch in g o f : Na i r su lfil
G l eet : Na i r mu r Kal i salfil
com bines w ith ecz e ma : Ka l i ma r
G o n o rrh ma after inj ect ions o f n it ra te of silver : N a i r m a r
chronic : Na i r mar N a i r suifil Kal i fi l es Cali fil es
.
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,
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r
g
eeni sh ;
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.
Kal i
l
fi
sul
Nai r
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,
,
sul
l
fi
.
.
.
,
8
3 4
TW E L VE T I SSUE RE ME D I E S
T HE
G o n o rr h e
i n fl ammatory
a,
i nterst i tial
e
x ud ation
t
.
Ka l i ma r
bcutaneo us ex ud ation :
Na ir
su l
l
fi
.
fi l es
.
.
.
su
suppressed :
.
i n : Ka l i m a r
in : N a i r m a r
c
s al d ing
Farr
s age :
.
.
wel l ing in : Ka l i ma r
with anmmia : Ca le fil es
itch i ng : Ca le fil es
H a i r loss o f from pubes : N a i r ma r
H y d roce l e : S il icea Ca le fl u en Ca le fi l es
I n d u ra t i o n o f testicl es : Ca le fl uer
I m po t e n c e : Kal i fi l es N a i r m a r
I t c h i n g o f scrot um : S i l i cea Ca le fi l es N a i r fil es
s
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.
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
,
.
.
,
.
.
,
Nai r
in
L
oss
th ra :
u
i
c
b
p
l
fi
.
.
mar
,
.
fil es
Ka l i
ure
of
su l
.
.
.
.
h air : Nai r
.
ma r
.
M a s t u rb a t i o n : Ca le fi l es
.
N ec r o si s
,
.
sy ph i l i t ic :
S i l icea
.
N o d e s i n tert iary sy ph il is : S il icea
( E d e m a preput ial : N a i r su lfil
’
’
su lfil
A a i r ma r
scro tal : A a i r
.
O
.
.
,
.
rch i t i s :
Ca le
fro m
.
.
fi l es
.
,
Far r
,
.
l
fi
es
.
.
ma r
ali
n
r
r
o
o
K
a
:
h
e
g
P e r si st e n t sex ual though t : S ilicea
P h age d e n i c c h a n c re s : Ka l i fil es
P r e pu t i a l m d e m a : N a i r sulfil
P ro s t a t e abscess o f : Ca le sulfil
suppressed
.
.
.
,
’
A air
i n fl ammat ion
'
I
S cr o t u m i tch in g
,
sw eat iu g o f
S e m e n t hi n
S e m inal
w i th
e
an d
.
su l
l
fi
.
S i l i ca
suppurat i ve :
,
d em a :
(E
.
.
e n l arged :
S c rot a l
.
Vai r
of
.
su l
l
fi
S i l i cea
S i l icea
,
N a i r mur
,
.
.
1V a i r
.
fi l es
,
.
Ca li
,
Ca le
.
fi l es
.
fil es Na i r
mar
,
.
.
w a t er v : N a i r
.
fil es
.
m i ss i o n s w it ho ut d reams : N a i r
ch i l l i ness :
.
Na i r ma r
.
.
fil es
.
.
,
.
.
fil e s
,
.
,
f
Far r
.
S e xu a l d e s i r e go ne : V a i r fil es Ka l i fi l es
l / ag nes fi l es N a i r
i ncreased : Ka l i fi l es
S e x u a l e re t hism : S i l icea , Ca l fi l es
.
,
.
.
fi l es
N ai r m a r
.
.
8
6
3
T WE L VE T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
T HE
D y s m e n o r rh e
.
Ca le fil es , Ka l i fil es
mu r , Farr fi l es
a:
.
.
.
Mag nes fil es N a i r
,
,
.
vent ive : Farr fil es
membrano us : Mag nes fil es
wi th vo mi ting of und igested food : Farr fil es
fre uent urgi ng to urinate : Farr fil es
with icy cold ness : S il icea
E xt e r n a l pa r t s tingl e : Ca le fi l es
swol len : zll ag n es fi l es
F l oo d i ng: Cale fl uer
G e ni t a l s i nfl amed and swoll en : N a i r sulfil
G re a t d ry n es s o f v agi n a : N a i r ma r Ferr fil es
H a rd n es s o f m a mm e ; Ca le fi l es
H y pe rt roph y of uterus: Ka l i m a r
H y s t er i a : [ I a l i fi l es
en t of flo w : S i l icea
I cy co l d n e s s a t comme ncem
I t ch i ng o f v u l v a : N a i r m u r S i l icea
L ab i a abscess o f : S il i ca
L e u c o rrh at a acid : N a i r fil es
N a i r salfil
acrid : S il icea Ka l i fi l es
albu mi no us muc us : Ca le fi l es
N a i r su lfil
cor rod ing : N a i r m u r
creamy : N a i r fi l es Ca le fi l es
as a
re
p
.
.
.
q
.
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’
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,
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,
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,
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,
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,
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.
n
i
sh :
r
e
e
g
Ka l i
l
fi
su l
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
ho ney colored : N a i r fi l es
’
i rritat in g : A a i r m a r
i tch i ng : S i l icea N a i r m a r
l ike wh ite of egg : Ca le fi l es
-
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
mild
and
.
mil ky : [ f a /i m a r
.
orange colo red : Kal i fil es
i
i
l
cea
o
r
f
se
:
S
u
p
Na ir
scal d in g : K a l i fi l es
-
.
.
ma r
'
.
m y : Ka l i su lfil
ma r
smarti u g : N a i r
so ur smel l in g : N a i r fi l es
t h ick : Ka li m a r
watery : N a i r mur N a i r fil es
wh ite : Ka l i ma r
worse mo r nings : Ca le fil es
a l i fil es
l
o
w
K
l
i
u
l
K
a
s
ll
e
:
y
fi
sl i
.
.
.
-
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,
.
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,
.
.
K a l i su lfil
.
.
R E PE R TORY
h a i r from pubes : N a i r m a r
M am m a , h ard ness of : Ca le fl uen , Ca le
L
oss
8
3 7
.
of
.
.
.
M a s t u rb at i o n i n ch ild ren : Ca le fi l es
M e n ses acrid : N a i r fil es N a i r sulfil
.
,
after ,
i n tense
.
N a i r ma r
head ache :
.
be fo re l abo rl ik e pain s : Ca le
nosebleed : Na i r su lfil
.
,
M ag n es fil es
,
N a i r ma r
Ka l i m a r
sad ness :
fi l es
.
fi l es
.
.
.
n
a
i
:
p
.
.
d esire : Ka l i
se x ual
.
.
,
.
fil es
.
.
Far r
.
fil es
mu r
,
.
black :
black ish red : Ka l i fil es
brigh t red : Ca le fil es Fer r fil es
ch eck ed : Ka l i m a r
ch i ll i ness w ith : N a i r su lfil
clo tted : Ka l i m a r
.
-
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
N a i r mu r
c0 pio u S :
.
o o ve :
c rr si
Nair
d ark : Ka l i m u r
d eep
red :
d elayed
,
Ka l i
wi t h
.
.
.
su l
l
fi
.
Ca l e fil
,
fil es
.
su l
Ca le
,
M ag n es fil es
es
l
fi
.
head ache : N a i r
d uri ng h ead ache : N a i r
ma r
.
.
.
,
Ka l i
ma r
.
l
fi
sul
.
.
.
bearing d own pains : Ca le fl uer Ca le fil es
col ic : M ag n es fil es Ka l i fil es N a i r sulfil Fer r fil es
l actation : Ca le fil es S i l icea
every t wo week s : Ca l e fi l es
t h ree weeks : Fer r fi l es
Ca le fl uen N a i r su lfil
ex cessi v e : Ka l i m u r
Ka l i fi l es
fibrous : M ag n es fil es
irregul ar : Ka l i fi l es
l abo rl ike pa in s d uri n g : Ca l e fi l es
Ca l e su lfil
l ast too l o ng : Ka l i m u r
not coagul ated : Ka l i fi l es
off ensive : Ka l i fi l es
m
ur
N
a ir
N
a i r fi l es
l
e
:
a
p
l
a
l
n
e
es
x
u
x
i
m
e
:
fi
s
a
l
c
e
t
C
b
e
e
t
c
e
d
e
d
r
e
y
p
a l e fi l es
C
r
: Ka l i fi l es
m
a
u
r
e
e
t
p
reten t io n o f : Ka l i fi l es
st rin gy : M ag n es fil es
d u ri ng
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,
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88
3
TW E L VE T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
T HE
M e n se s
t on g od or : Ka l i fil es
Ka l i fil es
su ppressed : Ka l i m u r
s r
,
.
too
Ka l i fi l
earl y :
q
fre
es
N air
,
Ka l i mu r
.
ma r
Nai r
.
,
K al i m a r
Ka l i
,
,
.
th i n :
.
Nair
l
fi
s ul
.
m ur
.
.
fil es
.
Mag nes fil es
S i l i cea ,
.
,
'
uent :
l ate : Ka l i m a r
.
fi l es
Ka l i
.
Ka l i
,
l
fi
sul
Na i r m a r
Ca le su lfil
lo ng lasti ng : Ka l i mu r
a i r su l l
r
r
o
K
a l i fil es
N
F
a
f
se
:
r
u
fi
p
Ca l e fl uer Ka l i m a r
fil es
Ca le
.
.
,
.
.
Ca l e
.
,
su l
l
fi
.
.
-
.
,
.
.
Ka l i fil
.
.
.
scant y :
.
’
It
es
.
Na i r m ar
fi l es
'
.
.
a l i su l
l
fi
tou gh d ischarge : Ka l i ma r
watery : N a i r m a r
with col d ness l ike ice : S il icea
congestio n : Ferr fil es
col ic : V ag nes fi l es N a i r
co nst i pat ion : S i l i cea N a i r
fetid foo t sweat : S i l i eea
.
N a i r mu r
.
,
.
,
S i l i ma
.
.
.
.
.
J
.
.
,
,
l
fi
.
sul
.
sul
l
fi
.
.
-
.
r
a
t
e
g
l
fi
su l
weak ness : Ca l e
.
head ach e : A a l i
’
l
fi
su l
.
.
Ca li
,
su l
l
fi
ment al d epressio n : l Va i r m u r
’
morn i n g d iarrh ma : A a i r sulfi l
.
.
.
ovarian
n
a
i
:
p
Fer r
.
mat ic pains : Ca le fil es
t er ri b l e sad n ess : N a i r m a r
.
.
.
orteni ng of
swe l li ng o f
t
e x ci e
men t
t wi tch i n gs :
w e igh t
of
k n ee
l ab ia :
-
.
N ai r
ord s :
c
.
.
fil es
.
M ag nes fi l es
.
.
a n d sl eeplessness :
Ca l e
.
fil es
.
rh e u
sh
l
fi
full n ess i n
.
Nai r
.
abd
omen :
fil es
.
.
Na i r m a r
su l
M e n st r u a t i o n
( S ee Menses )
M e t ro rrh a gi a S il irea Ka l i su lfil
M e t ri t i s : Far r fil es [ Ca l i m a r
.
A a li
’
l
fi
su l
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
N a u s e a d u ri n g an d a fte r e mbrace : S i l icea
N y m ph o m a n i a : S i l icea Ca l e fl a er
Ca l e
.
Ov
.
,
a r i a n n e u r a l gi a
wo rse
.
,
acr
.
o n righ t sid e :
oss sacru m i ntense : Ka l i fil es
d ull an d co nstan t : Fer r fil es
Pain
,
,
.
.
.
fil es
.
Mag nes fil
es
.
.
.
,
TW E L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
39
0
.
h ard in the breast : Ca le fl u er
L o ss o f h air d uri ng c hi ldbi rt h and l act at io n :
M a m m a fee l enl arged : Cale fi l es
fist ulous ulcers i n : S i l zt ea
hard l umps in : Ca l f i ner S il icea
M an i a puerpe ral : Kal i fil es
K n ot s ,
,
.
.
.
Na i r mu r
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
M as t i t i s : S il icea Ca le
.
,
K a l i tm u r
Farr
'
sul
l
fi
,
.
.
fil es
.
C a lt
.
fl
d ischarge of brow n ofl ensive pus : Kal i fi l es
M i s carri age th reatened : Kal i fil es i li ag nes fil es
M o rn i ng si ckn e ss vomit ing o f food und igested : Farr fil es
froth y watery ph legm : N a i r m u r
vomiting of so ur masses : N a i r fil es
white phlegm : I t a l i m a r
M ot h e r s m il k sal ty and bl uish : Ca le fl uen Ca le fil es
N i ppl e s crack and ulcerate easil y : S i l i cea
P a i n in feet d uring pregnanc y : S il icea
P ai ns false ine ffectual and ted io us : Kal i fil es
feebl e : A a l i fil es
spasmod ic : Mag nes fi l es
P h l egm a s i a al b a d o l e n s : N a i r sulfil
P u e rpe ral convulsions : zll ag nes fil es
fever : Ka l i m a r A a l i fil es
.
,
.
.
,
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,
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.
’
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’
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,
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,
,
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’
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.
’
.
mania : A a l i
'
.
fil es
.
mamma : S il icea
T h re a t e n e d m i sca rr i a ge : Ka l i fi l es
S ci r rh u s
of
.
,
fi l es
Al ag nes
U l c e rs of mammae fistulous : S il i cea
V o m i t i ng with bit te r taste : N a i r su lfil
W e ar i n e s s i n all l imbs d uri ng pregnanc y :
.
,
.
.
Respi rat ory
l ungs : S i l i cea
Cal e
.
fil es
.
Orga ns
A b sce ss
of
A sth m a ,
wakes a t n igh t w it h a t tack o f V a i r sulfil
bro nchia l : K a l i sulfil Ka l i ma r
Ka l i s ulfil
a ggravated i n war m season :
t he least foo d : K al i fil es
h ay : Ir a /i fil es
.
f
a
.
.
'
.
,
.
.
fro m
A st h m a ,
h u mid :
in
.
’
.
’
A air
ch i l d ren :
n erv
o us :
.
.
sa /
l
fi
’
A air
V a mws
.
.
.
l
fi
sul
fil es
.
.
.
uor .
R E PE RTORY
3
.
wh en fla tulen ce is troubl eso me : M ag nes fil es
with gastric d erangements : Ka l i mu r N a i r sulfil
l
m
x
r
a
l
r
i
ll
o
w
u
c
o
a
o
u
e
e
e
t
i
n
:
e
t
C
y
py
p
fl
hect ic fever : Ca le su lfil
spasmod ic j erk in g : N a i r m a r
r
u
a
r
a
r
o
f
e
w
a
t
r
m
u
s
N
i
m
s
e
u
c
:
y
p
worse ch ange to d amp weat her : N a i r su lfil
B reat h i n g h urried and oppressed : Farr fi l es Ca le fl uer
Ka l i fil es Ca li fil es Ka l i sulfil
shor t : Far r fi l es
A st h m a ,
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
ma r
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
.
.
,
.
,
Nai r
.
.
B ron ch i t i s : Fer r fi l es Ca le sa lfil Ka l i m u r N a i r
ch ronic : N a i r m u r
S i l i cea
e x pectorat ion y el low : Ka l i sulfil
B u rn i ng so re n e ss in chest : Fer r fil es
C at ch i n b re a t h : Ferr fi l es
C a t ch e s co l d e a si l y : Ferr fil es N a i r m a r
C h e s t const rict io n o f : M ag nes fi l es
cont ract ion o f : Ca le fil es
i
a
n
s
a
t
b
d
r
a
r
r
a
a
v
e
d
b
ea
t
N
i
fi
l
e
s
ee
h
i
n
:
y
gg
p
p
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b y pressu re : N a i r
d eep seated : S il zt ea
fi l es
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-
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co
a r ss :
d art i ng :
rat tl i ng o f
Ca le
.
l
fi
su l
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M ag nes fil es
.
Na i r
,
l
fi
su l
.
m uc us in : Ka l i sulfil
Nai r
Ka l i m a r
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,
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mu r
l
fi
su l
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o
mel iorated b y pressu re : N a i r sulfil
Ka l i fil es
so re to touch : Ca l e fi l es
weak ness in : S il icea
C ol d ne s s o f feet wi t h ch est t ro ubl es : Ca le fi l es
C o nge s t i o n o f l un gs : Farr fi l es
C o u gh ac u te : Ka l i m u r Far r fil es
aggravated i n eve n i ng : Ka l i su lfil
mo rning : N a i r sulfil
be tter l yin g d o wn : Ca le fi l es
bark ing : Kal i m u r
causes h ead ache : N a i r m a r
chro nic o f co nsumptives : Ca le fil es S i l icea
co nv u l si ve : fl/ ag rzes fi l es
croupy : Ka l i m u r
d ry : Far r fi l es
V ag n es fil es Na i r m a r
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T WE L
T HE
2
39
C o u gh from cold
loose
d rin ks :
V
T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
E
S il icea
ttl ing : S il icea
tickl ing behi nd stern um :
ra
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.
.
N a i r ma r
.
fl
Fer r fil es
in l aryn x : Cal e
uer
.
in trachea :
t
throat :
hack ing : Ca le
.
fl
u er
Kal i
sul
.
u er
hard : Ferr fil es
harsh : Kal i m a r
.
.
Kal i
,
fossa : S il zkea
Ca le
fl
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supras ern al
.
fil es
,
S il icea
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l
fi
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irri tat ing : S i l icea
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ttl ing : Kal i sulfil S il i ca N a i r m a r
loud and noisy : Ka l i ma r
nervo us : M ag n es fil es
l l ag rzes fi l es
on l ying down :
Ca le fl u er S i l icea
n
l
f
u
: Ferr fi l es
a
i
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a
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m
l
M
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l
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fi
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:
A
a
i
m
a
d
ca
p
sh ort : Fer r fi l es
K a l i m u r N a i r mu r
spasmod ic : Mag n es fi l es
K a l i m u r Ka l i fil es N a i r
l oose
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sufi ocat i ve
in
ch i ld ren ,
bet ter
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l y i n g d own : Ca l e
fil es
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mur
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,
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tickl ing : Fer r fil es Mag nes fil es Ca le fl uer
whoopin g : Far r fil es Af ag u es fil es Kal i su lfil Ka l i fil e s
with bu rsting head ach e : V a i r m a r
n i gh t sweat s : S i l i rea
in vo l untary em ission o f uri ne : Fer r fil es N a i r m a r
sensat ion o f go n en es
in ch est : N a i r su lfil
a li mu r
C r o u p : Farr fi l es
Ca le sulfil
Ca le fl u er
Ca l e
fil es N izi r m u r Ka l i fil es
C r o u py hoarsen ess : Ka l i su lfil
D y s pn cz a : Fer r fil es
i Va i r m u r
Ka l i sulfil
Ca l e fi l es
K a l i fil es
d urin g d amp weat he r : N a i r sulfil
E m ac i a t i o n i n ph th isis : Ca le fi l es
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E m py e m a : Ca le su lfil
S il i cea
E pi gl o t t i s feels cl osed : Ca le fl u er
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,
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E
x pe c t o r a t i o n
cl ear :
ab sen t :
Na i r m a r
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Fer r
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fil es Mag nes fil es
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TWE L V E T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
3 94
I n vo l u n t a ry
L
a ry n gi t i s :
L
a ry n
x
,
o
o wh en co ugh ing :
uri na ti n
Ferr
.
i rri t ated
i
n
f
l
u
a
:
p
.
fil es
Fer r
:
Ferr
fil es
.
Ka l i mu r
,
fi l es
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fl
Cal e
,
fil es
.
N a i r ma r
,
.
Far r
.
uer
Ferr
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.
fil es
L u n gs con gest io n of : Fer r fil es
M u cu s sl ips back and is swal lowed : Ka l i sulfil
N i gh t s w e a t s pro fuse : S i l icea Cal e fil es
( E d e m a of l ungs : 1V a i r m u r Ka l i fil es
n
r
r
r
s
i
f
r
e
h
n
s
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a
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i
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fi
l
a
u
o
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l
e
s
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C
g
pp
fl
P ai n s i n ch e st across : Ca le sulfil
aggrava ted b y b reath in g : N a i r fil es
e : N a i r fil es
s
u
r
re
s
p
l e ft sid e pierci ng : N a i r sulfil
P h t h i si s : Ca le su lfil S il icea Ferr fil es Ka l i m u r
N a i r fi l es N a i r sulfil
fl orid a : N a i r fi l es Fer r fil es
P l e u ri s y : Far r fil es Na i r mu r Ka l i mu r
P n e u m o n i a : Ferr fil es Ka l i mu r Cale su lfil
s re :
ma r
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P ro fu s e night sweats : Ca le fi l es
R at t l i n g of mucus i n chest : N a i r
S il icea
,
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su l
l
fi
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su l
l
fi
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S pe a ki n g is fat igu i n g : It a /i su lfil
S t i t c h e s i n sid e s : Fer r fil es
’
S u d d en
,
sh ri l l v
S u ffo c a t i v e
o ice :
fee l i n g : [ Ca l i
S w ea t
,
n i g ht :
ro f u se
in
co u gh
su l
Ca l e
abo u t
.
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l/ ag n es
c h il d re n :
l
fi
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fil es
Ca l e
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.
fi l es
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.
fi l es
,
S i l i cea
h e ad and n eck :
.
Ca le
.
,
.
fil es A a i r m a r
’
Ka l i fil es A a i r m u
S h o r t n e s s o f b reat h : Far r fil es
su lfil
Ca l fi l es
o n goin g u p stai rs : Ka l i fi l es
S i gh i n g t e n d e n c y t o : N a i r fi l es Ca l f fil es
S o re n e s s o f c h e s t reliev ed b y press u re : V a i r su lfil
to t o uch : Ca l e fil es
i n tercosta l m u sc l es : N a i r fil es
l un gs : Far r fi l es
S o r e p a i n abov e ste rn u m : Ca le fil es
S pa s m o d i c cl osu re o f wi n d pi pe : ll ag u as fil es
S pa s m o f gl o t t i s : Ca l e fi l es
Fer r
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l m
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Mn
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,
R E PE R T ORY
T ra ch e a irrit ated
,
o
fil es
Ka l i
an d s re :
95
.
.
fil es
V o i c e l oss o f : Farr fi l es It a l i m u r
fro m paral y sis of vocal co rd s : Ka l i fil es
su d d en sh ril l : M ag nes fi l es
W e a ry fe e l i n g in ph ary n x : Ka l i su lfil
T ra ch e i t i s : Fer r
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W h ee z i n g
ra l e S :
W h oo pi n g
c
Ka l i m u r
o u gh :
Farr
.
.
fil es
su l
l
fi
.
N a i r mur
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,
Ca le
.
,
fil es
,
Ci rcu l at ory Organs
A ct i o n
of
A nz m ic
h eart i ntermi ttent : K a l i
'
o
co n d i t i n s
A n e u ri s m : Far r
.
w it h
fil es
.
uer
fil es
enl arge
men t
Ka l i m u r
.
N ai r m a r
.
,
Ka l i
Ca le
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fil es
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fi
Ka l i
ne r
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fil es
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Ka l i
fil es
D i l a t a t i o n of blood vessel s : Ca le fl uer
heart : Far r fil es Ca le fl a er
D i z z i n e ss from weak h eart action : Ka l i fil es
E m b o l i sm : Ka l i m a r
E n d oc a r d i t i s : Ferr fil es
E x t re m i t i e s n u mb : N a i r ma r
F a i n t n e ss from frigh t or fat igue : Ka l i fil es
H a n d s col d : N a i r m a r
H e a r t co nst riction abo u t : N a i r m a r
d il a tat ion of Far r fi l es Ca l e fl u er
fl ut teri n g abo ut : N a i r m a r N a i r fi l es
hypertroph y : N a i r m a r
b
ase : N a i r fi l es
n
a
a
i
t
p
d uring i nspiration : Ca l e fil es
aro un d
I n t erm i t t e n t a ct i o n of heart : Kal i fil es N a i r
.
,
fil es
.
.
sl u ggi sh :
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Fer r
,
of
C a r d i t i s : Far r fi l es
C h ro n i c heart d isease : S i l icea
C i rc u l a t i o n
,
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,
fl
.
A n gi n a pe c t o r i s : M ag n es
A rt e r i t i s : Ferr fi l es
B l oo d v e s s e l s
es
.
h ear t t ro ub les : Ka l i
Ca l e
,
l
fi
V ag m s
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fil es
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,
Ka l i
fil es
.
6
39
TW E L V E T I SS U E RE ME D I E S
T HE
.
P al pi t at i on after rheu mat ic fever : Kal i fil es
violent motion : S il icea Far r fil es
feels p ulse i n d ifl erent parts of bod y : Na i r fil es
from excessive fl ow of blood : Ka l i ma r
mental e motion or going up stairs :
nervous and spasmod ic : M agnes fi l e s
with anxiety : Cale fil es N a i r ma r
sl ee pl essness : Ka l i fi l es
P e ri ca r di t i s : Farr fil es Ka l i mu r Cale salfil
P h l e b i t i s : Fer r fil es
P u l se fel t al l over body : N a i r mu r N a i r fil es
ful l ro und not rope l ike : Far r fil es
i ntermitte nt : N a i r mu r Ka l i fil es
ir regul ar : Ka l i fi l es
u ick : Ka l i su lfil
Far r fi l es
rapid : N a i r m u r
Ferr fil es S il i cea
scarce l y pe rce t ible : Ka l i sulfil
p
T e l a n gi e ct a se s : Fer r fil es
T re m b l i n g abo ut heart : N a i r fil es
T u m o rs vasc ular : Ca le fl uer
V a r i co s e ul cerat i o ns : Ca le fl a er
veins : Fer r fil es Cale fi ner
V a s c u l a r t umors : Ca le fl uer
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B ack
l i m b s : Ca li
and
E xtremi ti es
fil es
of sho uld ers : Ca le fil es
between scapu l ze : Kali fil es
A n e m i a spinal : Ka l i fil es N a i r fi l es
A n ch y l o si s o f k nee : S il icea
A n kl e s feel as i f d islocat ed : Ca l e fi l es
rr
l
es
ar
a
F
fi
a
N
air
m
i
l
a
i
n
i
c
e
:
S
p
weak : N a i r fil es N a i r m u r S il icea
A r m s fe e l h eavy : S i l icea
t ired : N a i r fil es
A r t h r i t i c rh eu mat ism : N a i r fi l es
swel l i ngs : N a i r m u r
B a c k acute borin g pain in : Mag nes fil es
asleep: Ca le fil es
carbuncles on : Ca l e sulfil S ilicea
A ch i n g
of
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co ld :
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Na i r mu r
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8
39
TW E L V E T I SS U E R E M E D I E S
T HE
.
cal ves : Ca le fil es Mag nes fil es
hands wh ile wri ting : Ca le fil es N a i r fil es Mag nes fi l es
ex t re mi ties : Ka l i su lfil
C raw l i n g a n d cree pi n g i n t he l i mbs : Ca le fil es
C r i ck i n the back : Ferr fil es Ca le sulfil
n eck : N a i r fi l es
D raggi n g d o w n in back : Ca li fl uer
E l b o w j o i n t swol len : Ca le fl uer
E m a ci at i o n o f neck i n ch ild ren : N a i r mu r
Ca l e fil es
E piph e se s swol len : Ca le fil es
E xc ru ci at i n g pa i n s i n joints : Mag nes fil es
E xo s t o s e s on fingers : Ca l e fl u er
E x t e n so r s contract ion o f : N a i r fi l es
E x t r e m i t i e s n umb : N a i r m u r
Ca l fil es Ka l i fil e s
F e e t b urn i ng of : Ka l i fi l es
cold b y d ay warm at n igh t : N a i r fil es
C r a m ps i n
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asl eep :
fal l
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N a i r ma r
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.
.
tend er t ired : S il icea
swel l : A a l i m a r
itch in g o f so les o f : Ca l sulfil
l anguor an d (E d ema o f: N a i r su lfil
tend er : ll ag nes fil es
tonic spasms of : S i l icea
Fer r fi l es S il icea
F e l o n : Ca le su lfil
F e t i d pe r s pi ra t i o n o f feet : S il icea
F i d get y feel i n g in fee t : Ka l i fi l es
F i n ge r j o i n t s enl arged : Ca le fl a er
fil es Far r fil es
i n fl amed :
i tch i ng bl ist e rs o n : A a i r m a r
A a i r su lfil
st i ff : Ca l e su lfil
F i st u l o u s u l c e r s : S i l i cea
abo ut t h e feet : Ca l e fi l es
F u n go i d i n fl ammat io n o f j oi n ts : Ka l i su lfil
G a n gl i o n at back o f w rist : Ca le fl uer
G a i t u n stead y : A a i r fi l es
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G l and s
,
Ka l i m u r
ce rv ical , en l arged :
i nd urated : Ca le f i ner
V ai r m u r
G o i t r e : Ca le fl aer
.
.
.
G ou t
,
acu te :
ch ro n ic :
Na i r
Nair
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,
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,
Na i r
.
fil es
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l
fi
[
,
Ca le
.
fil es
V a i n fil es
E rr
l
fi
su l
su l
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fil es
,
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Nair
,
Na ir
.
.
fil es
fil es
.
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R E PE R TORY
G ou t ,
en largemen t
j o i n ts b y :
of
Ca le
.
3 99
.
fl
u er
N a i r m u r Ca le
m
e
o
ar
i
al at tack s o f : N a i r
r
i
d
c
p
n
a
i
s
p
i n : Ka l i m u r
.
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,
.
heu matic
fi l es
.
,
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.
vat ed a t n ight : Cale fil es
H a m s t r i n gs so re : N a i r fil es
co n t raction o f: N a i r
m
ar
l
f
n
u
a
i
p
H a n d s col d : N a i r m a r
fal l asl eep : Ca le fil es
feel heav y : S i l i cea
l
l
es
l
ar
w
w
i
i
n
a
e
fi
K
a
i
m
i
h
i
l
r
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fl
e
C
s
t
e
t
g
g
in vol u n tary sh ak in g o f: M ag n es fi l es
h
m
f
o
t
: Farr fi l es
a
l
s
o
p
h ard an d sore : N a i r sulfil
r
,
aggra
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N a i r fil
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es
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sk i n of ,
ms
spas
o f:
S i l icea
N a i r ma r
and cracked :
d ry
.
.
.
wol len and pain ful : Far r fil es
t rembl e : N a i r su lfil
wart s in pal ms of : Ka l i m u r N a i r
s
.
.
.
.
.
,
mur
.
H a n gn ail s : N a i r m a r
H i ps , pains in : Ka l i fil es N a i r m a r
l eft sti tch es in : N a i r su lfil
i
Ka l i m u r
H p j o i n t d i s e a se : Ca l e sulfil
.
Na ir
,
.
su l
l
fi
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,
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,
Fer r
.
fil es
fil es
H o u s e m a i d s kn e e : Ca le fil es S il icea
I d i o pa t h i c s o ft e n i n g o f spina l cord : Kal i fil es
I n d u r a t e d cerv ical gl an d s : Ca le fl u er
I n fl am m a t i o n o f j o ints : Far r fi l es
Ka l i sulfil
N a i r fil es Ka l i ma r
Ca le
.
’
,
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,
.
.
,
k nee j oint : Ca le fl ue r
I n gro w i n g t o e n a i l s : S i l i cea Ka l i
I n vo l u n t a ry j erkin gs d uring sl ee p:
-
.
.
,
sh ak in g o f
I t ch i n g
of
Mag n es fil
h an d s :
.
l egs : Ka l i mu r
.
.
N a i r ma r
.
.
es
.
fil es
Ka l i
,
ma r
.
bites : N a i r fil es
a l i fi l es
l
K
m
s
a
:
p
a l i fi l es
K
so les : Ca l e su lfil
:
toes : N a i r sulfil
like i nsect
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,
ch ro n ic rhe u
cracki n g
.
,
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Joints
.
matism
i n : Ca li
.
fl
a er
of
.
,
Nai r ma r
.
N a i r mu r
.
.
,
Ca le
.
Na i r
.
fil es
.
sul
l
fi
.
,
S il icea
,
V
TWE L
T HE
0
0
4
T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
E
.
J o i nt s fungoid in flamma tion of: Ka l i sulfil
l
r
m
n
a
l
e
u
r
o
t
e
n
a
e
t
s
f
:
e
u
e
o
C
y
g
g
fl
so re pain in : N a i r fi l es
swel l i ng aro und : Ka l i ma r
K n e es ch ron ic synovi tis o f : S il icea
h erpes i n be nd of : N a i r ma r
in flamed : Cale fl uer
a i r fi l es
rr fil es
a
i
N
F
a
fi
n
:
l
es
a
l
e
C
p
weakness of: N a i r m a r
L am e n e ss from co ld : Ferr fil es
a
r
i
a
n
d
l
t
c
h
c
K
i
fi
l
r
e
m
i
a
u
a
a
t
:
l
e
s
y
p
L e gs give way wh ile walk ing: N a i r fil es
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L i m b s fal l
N a i r ma r
aslee p :
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fee l t ired : S il icea
itch : Ka l i ma r
j
erki ng o f :
n eural gic
.
.
.
N a i r ma r
.
a
i
n
s
p
fil es Kal i
Ca l fil es
in : l l ag n es
old ness of :
Ca le fil es
t rem l ing o f :
L
L
u m b a go
l
fi
sul
,
n u mb ness a nd c
b
o co m o t o r
.
.
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x i a : N a i r sulfil S il icea
fro m st rai ns : Ca le fl a er
Ca le fi l es
at a
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,
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.
,
M e n i n gi t i s spinal : N a i r sulfil
M o t i o n aggravates pains : Ka l i m u r
,
.
Far r
.
.
fil es
.
.
Fer r
,
fil es
.
.
mel iora tes pain : Ka l i su lfil
Ka l i fi l es
M u s c u l a r w e a kn e ss : Ka l i fil es
N a i l s cri ppled and b ri t t le : S il i cea Ka l i sa lfil
a
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,
.
,
,
o t
o s of :
n
r
a
i
a
s
t
p
Ca le
.
N a pe d rawi ng in : N a i r
a l i su l l
i
n
K
i
n
a
s
:
fi
p
,
fil es
.
sa l
l
fi
.
.
l l ag ues fi l es
ch il d ren : Ca l e fi l es
,
.
.
.
Nai r m a r
maciated in
sti fl from co l d : Farr fi l es
Ca le fi l es N a i r fi l es
N e u ra l gi c pa i ns i n l i mb s : Ka l i sa lfil
M ag a es fil es
N u m b n e s s o f l i mbs : Ca l e fil es Ka li fi l es
( E d e m a o f feet : N a i r m u r N a i r sulfil
s s e o u s t u m o r s : Ca le fl u er
v e rs e n si t i v e n e ss o f spine : N a i r mu r S i licea
P ai n s i n b a ck o r ex t re m i t i e s ach in g between scap ul a
N e ck
,
e
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O
O
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fil es
acut e : flf ag m s fil es
aggr avated b y exe rt ion :
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’
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Far r
.
fil es
,
Ka li m a r
.
:
.
TW E L V E T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
T HE
0
2
4
R h e u m at i c
fever , l amen ess : Ka l i
.
fil es
.
eck : Ca le fil es
R h e u m a t i sm acute : Ca le fil es Ca le sulfil Farr fil es
fil es It a li ma r
aggravated by ch an ge of weat he r : Ca le fil es
e xertion : Ka l i fi l es
fat igu e : Ka l i fi l es
h eat o r co l d : Ca l e fil es
motion : Far r fil es
n igh t : Ca l e fi l es
warmth o f bed : a l i m a r
i n the morn in g : Ka l i fil es
a mel io rated b y gen t le mo tion : Ka l i fil es
warmth : Farr fil es
Ka l i m u r Ca le fil es N a i r fil es
art ic ul ar : Fer r fi l es
fil es Ka l i mu r Ka l i fi l es N a i r m u r
ch ro n ic : Ca l e
N a i r sulfil
N a i r fi l es
Kal i su lfil
stiffness o f n
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Ca l e
l
fi
of
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,
.
,
.
o ut : Ca le fi l es
j oints v iolen t pains :
.
fil es
.
Ka l i
Ka l i m a r
,
Ka l i
,
,
sul
l
fi
su l
l
fi
fil es
.
,
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.
,
V ag nes
.
Nair mar
,
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fil e s
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-
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su l
l
fi
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,
,
fi l es
subacu te : Ferr fi l es
S a c r o i l i a c s y n c h o n d r o s e s pai ns in : Ca l fil es
S c i a t i ca : Ka l i fi l es l l eg u es fi l es N a i r sulfil
N a i r m u r Fer r fi l es
S e n s a t i o n o f a n t s creepi ng o ver part s : Ca le fi l es
insect bites : l Va i r fi l es
lf ag n es fil es
S h i ft i n g pa i n s i n back : It a l i su lfil
S h oo t i n g th ro ugh elbows : Ca l e fi l es
S l o w i n l e a r n i n g t o w a l k : Ca le fil es
N a i r su lfil
Ka l i fil es
S o l e s b ur n : Ca l e sulfil
N a i r fil es
d rawin g in : Ka l i fil es
a l i fil es
i tch : Ca l e su lfil
S o r e n e s s b e t w e e n s h o u l d e r s : S i l i cea
o f t h igh s : Ca l e fi l es
S pi n a b i fid a : Ca le fi l es Fer r fi l es Ca le fl a er
S i l icea
v en tosa : Ca l e fl u er
muscu lar : Fer r
.
.
fel t d urin g m otion : Farr
ab
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,
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,
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su l
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,
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,
.
fl y ing
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R E PE R TORY
S pi n a l
m i a : Ka l i
an e
fil es
Nair
,
cord so fte n ing of : Kal i fil es
S i l icea
c u rv at u re : Ca l e fi l es
i rritatio n : Ca le fi l es S i l i cea
0
4 3
.
fil es N a i r
,
.
.
ma r
.
ma r
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
,
meni ngitis : N a i r
l
fi
su l
.
.
oversensitiveness : N a i r mu r S i l i cea
S pi n e sensit ive to touch : M ag n es fi l es N a i r
S t i ff n e s s o f b o d y : Ka l i fi l es N a i r m a r
af ter rest : Ka l i fi l es
after col d : Ferr fi l es
S t i ff n e ck fro m col d : Farr fi l es Ca le fi l es
S t r a i n s o f l igamen ts or tend ons : Farr fil es
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Stu m b les
S w e at
of a
S w el l in g
Ka l i fi l
easi l y :
xi llae or
of
S y n ov i t i s ,
l egs
feet
S il i cea , Ca le
c
.
Far r
fl
T h i gh s , i nsid e
back :
T i r e d feel i n g i n
fl
fil es
.
u er
fl
Ca le
.
.
u er
ms
of
,
fil es
.
u er
.
,
.
fil es
.
,
.
.
ha nd s , feet
toes :
or
x t r e m i t i e s : Ka li mu r
i ndol ent : S i l icea Ca le fi l es
S i l i cea
syphi l i tic : Ca le fi l es
U rt i c ari a about j oin ts : N a i r ma r
U l c e rs
Ca le
.
.
.
s pas
.
Ka l i m u r
T o e - n a i l s grow i n : S il icea , Ka l i m a r
T o e s , i tch in g o f: N a i r su lfil
Tonic
.
.
d raw : N a i r
of ,
S i l icea
Ka l i ma r
o nic :
hronic :
.
off ensive :
ch r
,
c re pi t a n s :
T e n a l gi a
es
of e
.
,
.
S il i cea
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
i n pal ms : Ka l i mu r , N a i r su lfil , N a i r
W e a kn e ss , general : N a i r mu r , N a i r fil es
W
a rt s
W h itl ow
W
W
N a i r ma r
e ar i n e ss :
:
.
Ca le
.
l
fi
su l
.
,
ma r
.
.
Far r
fil es
.
S il icea , N a i r
,
.
su l
l
fi
o u n d s su ppu rat i n g : Ca le sulfil S i licea
Far r fil es Ca le fil es
r i st s ac he : N a i r fil es
.
.
Nervous
A l co h o l i s m
A ne m ia ,
:
.
.
Kal i
spinal :
,
,
,
.
Mag nes fil es
.
B l add e r
.
.
Symptoms
fil es N a i r
A t r o ph i c paral ysis : Kal i fil es
B al l se nsation of in throat : Kali
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,
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,
.
r
i
a
l
o
f
:
a
s
s
y
p
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W
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.
Kal i
.
mur
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,
Na i r
.
fil es
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T HE
0
4 4
TW E L V E T I SS UE R E ME D I E S
B o d i l y pai ns fel t too acut ely : Ka l i fil es
C h o re a : N a i r mu r Mag nes fil es Kal i
.
.
.
.
.
,
sul
l
fi
,
.
with retarded stools : N a i r sulfil
C l e n ch e d fi n ge rs or fists: Mag nes fi l es
C o n ge s t i v e n e u ral gi a : Ferr fil es
C o n t o r t i o n s o f the l imbs : Mag nes fil es
C o n v u l s i o n s d uri n g d evelopment : Cal e fil es
in t eeth ing ch ild ren : Fer r fil es Cale fil es
wi th sti ffness : Mag nes fil es
C o n v u l s i v e sobbing : l i ag nes fil es
C r a m ps writer s or viol in pl ayer s : Mag nes fil es
C r a w l i n g se n s a t i o n as o f an ts : Ca le fil es
C r e e pi n g paral ysis : Ka l i fi l es
D eb i l i t y after acute d iseases : Ca le fil es
h ysterical : N a i r ma r
nervous : Ka l i fil es
D e pre ss i o n nervous : Ka l i fil es
E a s i l y fatigued : A a l i fi l es N a i r m u r Far r fil es
E pi l e psy after suppressed eruptions : Ka l i mu r
fro m fright : Ka l i fi l es
fro m v ic io us h abi ts : Mag n es fi l es
occuring at n ight : S zl zkea
with rush o f bl ood to head : Ferr fil es
Mag m s fi l es
E x h a u s t i o n nervo us : Ka l i fi l es
with col ic : N a i r sulfil
eret h ism : S i l icea
F a c i a l paral y s i s : Ka l i fil es
F a i l u r e o f st ren gt h : Ka l i fil es
F e a r s b urgl ars : Ka l i fi l es
Fi d ge t y fee l ing : Ka l i fi l es
F i n ge rs c l e n c h e d : M ag n es fi l es
G a i t u n s t e a d y as i f paral y zed : N a i r fil es
G l o b u s h y s t e r i cu s Ka l i fi l es
H a n d s t re m b l e wh en writing : N a i r sulfil
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H e m i pl e gi a K a l i su lfil
H i cco u gh : N a i r m u r , Af ag n es fil es
H y st e r i a fro m sud d en emotions : Ka l i fil
.
.
.
bst inate : S il icea
with debil i ty : N a i r
o
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.
ma r
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es.
.
0
6
4
TWE L VE T I SS U E R E ME DI E S
T HE
S i n gu l t u s
:
Mag nes fil es
N a i r mu r Mag u
N a i r ma r
.
.
s fil es
ong nerves :
S pas m s from sl ight provocat io n : S il icea
Mag nes fil es
of gl ott is : Ca le fil es
spread from sol ar pl e x us : S i l icea
tetanic : Mag nes fil es Ca le fil es Na i r m a r
S pas m o d i c cl o su re of sph in cters : S il icea
S pi n al an e m i a : Ka l i fil es N a i r mu r N a i r fi l es
i rritation : Ka l i fi l es N a i r m u r S il icea
S u i n t i n g from wo rms : N a i r fi l es
S t art l e d at l east noise : Ka li m u r Ka l i fil es
S t am m e r i n g spasmod ic : M ag n es fil es
S t i ff n e ss : Ka l i fil es Mag nes fil es
T a b e s d o rs al i s Ka l i m u r S i l icea
T e e t h c l e n c h e d : Mag nes fi l es
T e t a n i c spasms : Mag a es fil es
T h u m b s d r a w n i n : Mag n es fi l es
T i re d fe e l i n g : Na i r sulfil
N a i r fil es l l ag m s fil es
A a li
fil es N a i r ma r
T i c d o u l o u r e u x : Far r fil es M ag nes fi l es
T re m b l i ng o f th e bod y : N a i r fi l es N a i r sulfil
Ka l i fi l es
il icca
l i mbs : Ca le fil es
T w i t c h i n gs : Ca le su lfil
M ag nes fil es N a i r m a r
l f ag nes fil es
o f h and s d uri ng slee p: N a i r su lfil
fac ial muscl es from wo rms : N a i r fil es
a
l
l
e
e
l
l
W e a kn e ss :
o
K
a
i
fi
s
C
fi
l
u
n
es
sulfil
f
F r r fil es
W e a ry fe e l i n g : A a i r sulfil
Ca le fi l es A a l i fi l es A a i r m u r
Far r fi l es
N a i r fi l es Ca le sulfil
l l a em s fil es
W ri t e r s c ra m ps
Ca le fil es N a i r fi l es
S h o o t i ngs
al
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S l eep
and
fil es
Dreams
A w a k e n e d b y fl atu len t pai ns :
C h i l d re n c ry o u t d u ring sl eep : Ca le
.
su l
D e s i re
w
n
i
n
a
:
y
g
o
in mo rning : Kal i
.
fil es
.
.
.
.
fil es
Ca le fil es
Na i r mu r
t o s l ee p c nst ant :
.
,
l
fi
.
.
stretch ing and
.
.
l
A a /r
C o n st a n t
.
,
.
,
ming : Ka l i
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'
.
sc rea
.
.
,
-
,
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.
.
A w a ke s
’
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’
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,
Ka l i
fi l es
.
.
,
R E P E R TORY
0
4 7
.
D re am s an x ious : N a i r mu r Far r fil es N a i r sulfil
heav y : N a i r su lfil
l ascivio us : Ka l i fi l es
o f co nv ul sions fro m frigh t : Ca le sulfil
fal l ing : Ka l i fi l es
fi re : Ka l i fil es
i
a
l
e
h
o
t
K
fi
s
l
s
:
s
g
new scenes pl aces et c : Ca le fl uer
Ka l i fil es
robbers : N a i r m u r
sex ual : N a i r fi l es
with sense of d anger : Ca le fl uen Mag nes fil es
vivid : Kal i sulfil
with sense of i mpend ing d anger : Ca le fl a er
D ro w si n e ss : N a i r sulfil N a i r fil es Mag nes fil es
in the afternoon : Fer r fi l es
ol d peo ple : Ca le fi l es
D u ri n g sl e ep ch ild ren cry o ut : Ca le fil es
j erkin g of li mbs : S il icea Mag nes fil es
E xc e s s i v e Sl ee p : N a i r m a r
F all s as l e e p wh i l e si tt ing : N a i r fil es
F ee l s t i r e d in t he morn i n g : N a i r m a r
H a rd t o aw ake n in t he mo rn ing : Ca le fil es
I n so m n i a : N a i r m a r
from ex h a ustio n : M ag nes fi l es
J erki n g of l imbs d u ring sleep: S i l icea N a i r mu r N a i r sulfil
R e s t l e ss sl ee p : N a i r fil es Fer r fil es N a i r sulfil Ka l i fil es
S l ee pl essn e ss afte r worry : Ka l i fi l es
ex ci te ment : Ka l i fi l es
from business worry : Ka l i fi l es
fro m exh a ust io n : Mag n es fi l es
h yperae m i a : Ferr fi l es
itch in g : N a i r fil es
orgasm o f blood : S il icea
n ervo u s irri t at ion : N a i r m a r
S l ee p e x cessive : N a i r m a r
Ka l i m u r N a i r ma r
rest less : N a i r fi l es
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un refresh i n g :
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,
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,
N a i r ma r
.
S l ee py d uri n g d a y wake fu l at n igh t : Ca le
S o m n a m b u l i s m : Ka l i fil es N a i r mu r
.
,
,
S pa s m o d i c
v awn i n g :
fil ag n es
.
fil es
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8
0
4
TW E L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
S t a rt l e d
l east
at
.
oise :
Ka l i m a r
n
.
S t a rt i n g d uri ng sl ee p : N a i r m u r
.
S t re t c h i n g : Ka l i
fil es
T w it c h i n g
waking :
N ai r ma r
on a
.
Ka l i
asl ee p :
fal l i ng
on
l
fi
.
.
.
m u s cl e s
of
su l
.
fil es
Ca l e
T i re d i n t h e m o rn i n g
Nai r
,
.
.
fil es
.
U n re fresh i n g sl ee p : N a i r m a r
W a ke fu l at n igh t : Ca le sulfil
Y a w n i n g h ysterical : Kal i fil es
spasmod ic : Mag ncs fil es
Ca le fil es
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Febri l e Symptoms
A gu e
Na i i
:
.
ma r
.
.
.
B i l i o u s fe v er : A a i r fil es Jl ag nes fil es
B l i st ers fever on lips : N a i r ma r
B ra i n fe v er : Ka l i fil es
C a m p fe v e r : Ka l i fil es
’
,
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
fil es A a l i ma r
C h i l l i n e ss : S il i cea Ca le fil es A a li m a r
after d in ner : at 7 P M : M ag ncs fi l es
C h i ll from morn ing t i l l noo n : N a i r m a r
every d ay at I P M : Fer r fil es
C h i ll s run U p and d o wn t he back : ll ag n es fil es
C o l d sw e at : l i a l i sa lfil
Ca l fi l es
E n t eri c fe v e r : I t a l i su lfil
Far r fi l es
A a l i mu r
C at a r rh a l fe v er : Far r
’
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,
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’
,
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,
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f
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'
’
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Vai r
r
co l d :
.
,
mu r
.
.
,
.
K al i
fi l es
,
.
.
.
,
,
.
N a i r fi l es
burn at night : N a i r fil es S il i rea
’
F e v e r b il io us : N a i r su lfil
A a i r fi l es
F e e t i cy
.
.
.
.
brai n : A a l i fil es
camp: Ka l i fil es
catarrhal : Far r fil es
F e v e r en t eric : Ka l i sa lfi l
,
fil es
l l ag n es
.
.
’
.
.
'
.
.
,
.
lt
,
ma r
’
air
.
a li
’
m ur
ali
.
mu r
.
Farr
,
.
fil es
A a li
’
,
fil
es
.
fro m b lood po iso n ing : Ka l i sulfil
r
rr
a l i su l l
l
m
r
K
a
i
u
a
t
i
A
F
a
s
c
:
g
fi
-
.
’
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’
h ay : A a i r
.
m ur
.
,
.
,
Ka l i fil
h ecti c : S il i cea , Ca l
f
i n fl am mato ry : Fr r r
.
.
su l
l
fi
l
fi
i n ter mitte n t : il i ag nes
.
fil es
l
es
,
Far r
K a li
.
es
,
,
S i /i rea
.
fil es
,
Ka l i
fi l es
.
.
.
es
.
fi l es
fil es
su l
l
A a /i m u r
,
.
Ka l i
fil es
mu r
’
A air
'
.
’
,
A air
.
su l
.
l
fi
.
,
.
,
Va i r
Ca le
.
.
TW E L V E T I SSU E R E ME D I E S
T HE
1
0
4
weakening : N a i r fil es N a i r
wh ile eat ing : Ka li fi l es
wi thout th irst : N a i r sulfil
T e m pe ra t u re ri ses d uring eveni ng : Ka l i salfil
S w e at
o
s u r and
,
.
.
.
ma r
.
.
.
.
T y ph u s fe v e r : Ca le sulfil
Ka l i fil
.
Yel l o w
fe v e r
Na i r
:
.
N a i r mu r
.
,
Far r
,
.
.
fi l es
,
es
.
sul
l
fi
.
Kal i mu r
,
.
.
.
Farr
,
fil es
.
fil es
Ka li
.
S ki n
.
A b s c e ss
Ka l i ma r
fist ul ous : S i l i cea
A cne
Fer r
:
o c
A l o pe c i a
.
l
fi
su l
.
.
,
.
.
S il i cea
,
.
.
fil es
.
.
Ka l i fil
a r e at a :
e r u pt i
,
Ka l i m u r
Ca le
r sa ea :
A na m ic
fil es
Na i r
su l
.
,
Ca lc fl uer
l
fi
S il icea Ca le
.
ons :
es
.
fil es
Ca le
.
.
B a rb er s i t c h : l l ag nes fil es
B ea rd fal l s o u t N a i r m a r
B l eb s on skin : N a i r sulfil Ka l i fil es N a i r ma r
B l i st e rs on skin : Ka l i fi l es N a i r m ur Kal i ma r
B o il s Al ag ues fil es Ca le sulfil S il icea Ferr fi l es
’
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.
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.
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,
,
,
S zl zrea
.
.
.
tend enc y to :
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
,
A ali m u r
’
.
.
'
.
B u n io n s : Ka l i m a r
B u rn s : K a l i mu r Ca le sulfil
N a i r fil es
C h a fe d s ki n : Ca l fi l es N a i r sa lfil
fro m rubbi ng : Ka l i fi l es N a i r m a r
.
'
f
.
,
o
.
.
.
.
.
,
l
u
r
e
f
Ca la
:
.
C h i c ke n p o x : Far r
C h i l b l a i n s : Ka l i fil
fil es
.
C h ro n i c
C o pp e ry
C r a c ks
s ki n
sp
Ca ll
b et ween toes :
se n s a t i
.
,
on
C r u s t a l a c t e a : l Va i r
Ka l i m u r
l
fi
su l
.
Ca le
.
,
N a i r ma r
:
.
u er
.
fil es
Ka l i
fil es
.
A ali mur
’
,
Ca le
'
.
.
,
’
.
,
,
,
.
.
b eh i n d
ea r s :
e ye b ro w s :
A a ir
’
[ V a/r
.
.
.
.
D a n d ru ff : A a i r m u r
a l i su l l
a li
A
fi
D e s u a m a t i o n to pro mo te : Ka l i su lfil
E c z e m a after vaccinat ion : Ka l i m a r
q
S i l i rea
l
fi
su l
.
.
’
.
,
S i l i f ea
.
ma r
’
.
.
.
o n sk in :
.
.
'
fl
JV a i r
f
A air
Ka l i mu r
S il icea
o n sk i n :
C ra w l i n g
es
d i s e as e s
ot s
l
fi
a l i su l
.
.
,
C h ap s
’
ma r
ma r
.
.
l
fi
sul
ma r
.
.
,
S i l i cea
.
.
R E P E R TORY
E
1
4
.
c z e m a from eating too much sal t : N a i r m a r
in th e be nds o f joints : N a i r m a r
s uamosum : S i l icea
sud d enl y suppressed : Ka l i su lfil
with fine scales : N a i r ma r
oversensitive : Ka l i fil es
sy mptoms o f ac id it y : N a i r fil es
vesicles wh it ish : Ka l i ma r
l
l
u
h
n
a
i
s
o
ee
ec
t
o
:
K
r
n
i
r
e
i
s
l
l
l
s
e
s
w
y
fi
g
wat ery vesicles : N a i r sulfil
white scabs: Ca le fil es
.
q
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
-
.
.
.
.
.
E p i t h e l i a l c an c e r s
E ru pt i o n s , anaemic
Ka l i
:
burn ing and itch in g :
herpetic : Ca le su lfil
.
.
E
ru pt i
ons
Ka l i
K a l i sa lfil
c
scroful ous : Ca le fil es
fil es
.
Kal i
sa l
l
fi
N a i r ma r
.
S i l icea
,
Ka l i
sud d en l y reced i n g :
.
.
su l
l
fi
.
.
omach and menstrual affections:
ry s i p el as b l i steri n : Ka l i su l l
g
fi
d eep seat ed : S i l icea
occasional : Ca le fi u er
i
l
u
l
i
a
h
o
o
e
n
s
c
m
:
S
e
p
g
smoo th red a nd sh ining : N a i r su lfil
vesic ular : Ka l i m a r
ry t h e m a : N a i r fi l es
Ka l i m a r
xco ri at i on s : Ca le fil es
xc re s ce n ce s sycotic : N a i r su lfil
x u d at i o n s ( S ee under T issu es )
wi th
fil es
.
.
E
.
.
sur fa
s al y :
Ca l e
.
ces :
fl ex o r
on
.
o
t
u
:
y
g
and
m il iary : N a i r m a r
l
fi
sul
Ka l i m a r
st
,
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
,
Farr
.
fil es
.
.
E
E
E
E
.
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
F i s su r e s
of an us :
Ca l e
.
fi
u er
.
fi
F e l o n s : Ca le fi u er Far r fil es N a i r
F re c kl e s : Ca le fi l es
Sk in : Ca le
u er
.
.
.
.
S i l icea
,
.
,
.
.
,
salfil
.
.
,
S il icea
.
F u n gu s h a m at o d e s
Na i r ma r
H a i r fal ls o ut : Ka l i su lfil
N a i r ma r
H a n g n ai l s : N a i r m a r
H e rpe s ac ute : Ca l e fil es Na i r mu r
:
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
o c:
ch r n i
,
.
Ca l e
.
fi l es
.
.
.
,
Cale
.
l
fi
sul
.
.
I
TW E L V E T I SSUE RE ME D I E S
T HE
1
2
4
H e r pe s
.
ci rcinat us : N a i r ma r
bends of k nee : N a i r mu r
elbow : N a i r m a r
in
,
.
.
.
in
.
i n pal ms : Ka l i
o e
z st r :
H iv es
:
.
su l
l
fi
N a i r mur
.
Nai r
.
.
.
Ka l i m u r
,
fil es N a i r
,
I n gro w i n g t o e - n a il s
of ski n :
I n se c t - b it es
iVa i r
sul
l
fi
Far r
ma r
.
.
Ka l i m u r
:
I n fl a m m at i o n
:
.
S il icea
. ,
.
,
.
,
Far r
.
fil es
.
S il icea
fil es
Ka l i
,
.
fil es
.
.
.
h l ike abo u t knees and ankl es : Mag u s fil es
I n t e rt ri go N a i r m u r Ka l i sulfil
I rri t at i n g se c re t i o n s : Ka l i fil es
I t c h i n g o f sk in : Ca le fil es Ka l i sulfil
Ka l i fil es
Ka l i fil es
sol es : Ca le su lfil
af ter V iolen t e xe rt ion : N a i r ma r
Mag nes fil es
al l over bod y : N a i r fi l es
han d s and feet : Ka l i fil es
se nil e : Cal e fil es
with crawl ing : Ka l i fil es
while und ressing : N a i r sulfil
violent : Na i r m u r
I v y po i s o n l i e l i su lfil
J a u n d i c e d ski n : N a i r sulfil Ka l i ma r
ras
-
,
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,
,
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,
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’
-
.
.
.
.
,
fil es Ka l i m a r
M ea sl e s : Fer r fil es Ka l i m u r Ka l i sulfil
M il i a ry eru pt i o n s : N a i r m a r
M o i st s ki n a ffe c t i o n s : N a i r su lfil
N a v u s : Far r fi l es
crippled and bri ttl e : Ka l i sulfil S il icea
L
u pu s :
Ca le
.
,
.
.
.
,
,
.
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
N a i l s d iseased : Ka l i
,
su l
l
fi
.
,
S il i rea
i nt err upted gro wt h : Ka l i
N e t t l e r a s h A a /i su lfil
su l
l
fi
.
,
.
.
'
.
N o d e s S i l icea
( E d e m a t o u s i n fl a mmatio n s : N a i r
P al m s fissured : Ca le fi l l er
.
o
scal y
Na i r
.
l
fi
su l
.
su l
.
tet te r i n : A a l i
P e m ph i gu s
’
:
zV a i r
.
l
fi
l
fi
S il irea N a i r
ma r
m al ign us : K wi fi l
su l
.
.
.
raw a n d s re :
.
,
’
es
.
.
su l
l
fi
.
.
1
4
TW E L VE T I SSU E R E M E D I E S
THE
4
S ki n ,
sensi
t ive :
S i l i cea
Na i r ma r
o
s re :
.
b c
t u er le s
.
.
fil es
Ca le
on :
.
.
vesicl es on : Ca le fil es N a i r sulfil
watery vesicles : N a i r ma r
wheals : N a i r sulfil N a i r m a r
w ri nkled : Ka l i fi l es Cale fil es
S m a l l pox : Ka l i fi l es Ferr fil es Ka l i
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
tion s :
N air
o f s ki n :
S y co s i s
N a i r mur
:
.
ca p i t i s
T i n gl i n g
o ud
l
fi
U rt i c a r i a
fi
uer
.
mur
.
S i l icea
,
.
fi
Far r fi l es
u er
.
.
.
.
ali
fl esh : S il icea , It
scro ful
.
.
.
Ca le
r
n
u
u
l
e
t
:
p
.
fil es
Ca le
’
r
p
.
.
.
i n fl amed :
Ca le
sa l
l
fi
.
ous :
Ca le
.
fil es
N a i r m ur
S i l i cea
,
Nair
,
.
Ca le
.
.
.
'
.
i
u
t
s
:
r
r
u
p
.
l
fi
su l
.
fi l es
.
Ka l i
,
Nair
.
fil es
.
fi l es N a i r
,
ms : N a i r m u r It a l i m u r N a i r
W a t e ry secretio n s : N a i r sulfil
N a i r mu r
’
W h e a l s : N a i r su lfil
A air ma r
W
’
a
l
p
a r t s on
l
fi
su l
,
.
l
fi
sa l
A a li
’
l
fi
.
.
mu r
fist u lo us : Ca le
,
agi n a l
l
fi
sul
su l
.
a l i su l
on S ki n :
U l c e rat i o n s
i n d ole n t :
V
It
’
o f s ki n :
T u b e rc l e s
,
in : N a i r
e x cresce nces
Tinea
l
fi
ali
'
.
su l
.
m ur
,
Ka l i
o f e rup
S w el l i n g
.
.
,
S u pp r e s s i o n
.
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
su l
l
fi
l
fi
sul
.
.
'
.
.
.
W h i te
bs :
sca
.
Ca le
.
,
.
,
.
.
.
fil es
.
N a i r mu r
sca l es o n scal p :
.
vesicles : Ca le fil es
W h i t l o w : Ca le fi u er S i l i cea
W ri n kl e d s ki n Ka l i fi l es
Y e l l o w scabs : Ca le fil es
su lfil
scales : A a i r
vesicles : Ca le fil es N a i r
.
,
Ka l i mu r
.
.
.
.
,
Nair
.
l
fi
su l
.
,
Nai r
.
.
.
’
.
.
.
.
,
l
fi
su l
Ti ssues
A b sce ss ,
o ut an us : Ca le su lfil
i n flamm at o ry : Fer r fi l es
ab
.
m
u
s
:
g
Ca le
.
fi
a er
.
.
.
.
of
.
.
,
S i l i cea , Ca le
.
l
fi
sul
.
.
fil es
.
.
,
R E PE R T ORY
A b s ces s , pel vic : Ca le / l a w
sw ell i ng : A a /i m a r
1
4
.
.
’
.
to
sh
orten
on :
suppurati
Ca le
su l
l
fi
.
.
openings : S i l icea
ad y nam i c sy mptoms : Ka l i fi l es
A d d i so n s d i s ease
N a i r ma r
A d y n a m i c cond it ions : N a i r m u r Ka l i fi l es
A n e m i a : Ca le fi uer Ca lc fi l es Ferr fi l es
fi l es Ka l i m a r
w i th
fist u lou s
.
.
’
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
,
i n in fan ts : S i l i cea
spi nal :
A n a s a r ca
:
A t r O ph y
Na ir
.
.
,
N ai r mur
.
.
N air ma r
Ca l e
:
.
.
,
A ne m ia ,
.
,
.
fil es
.
.
.
fil es
fil es
Ka li
.
B a se do w s d i se a se : N a i r m a r
B l o w s effects o f : Ka l i m a Far r fil es
B o i l s : S il icea Ca le su lfil Ka li m u r Fer r fil es
tend ency to : S i l icea
B o n e bruises o n : Ca le fi u er
brit tle and thi n : Ca le fil es
e x ostoses on : Ca l e fi l es
’
.
.
r
,
.
.
.
,
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,
.
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,
.
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.
.
.
fract u res
of :
i nfl ammat ion
Ca l
fi l es
.
o ft
Ferr
,
t
of s
fil es
.
.
ou t :
Ferr
a
a
r
s
b
p
.
co
S i l i cea
osteoph ytes : Farr fil es
ro ugh uneven : Ca l e fi u er
Ca le sulfil
suppurat io n of : Ca le fi uer
to favo r d e posit of l ime in : N a i r fi l es
Ca le fi ue r
ul cera t ion o f : S i l icea
B re ast s k nots in : Ca le fi uer
ne r sis o f
fil es
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
.
,
S il icea
Ca le
.
,
.
.
,
.
.
fistu lou s si n uses i n : Ca le
.
fi
ue r
.
tu mors in : Ca le fi uer
B ro n ch oc e l e : Cal e fil es
B ru i se s Cale sulfil Ka l i m a r
B u r n s : Ca le sulfil Ka l i m a r
B u rse : Cale fil es Cal e fi uer S il icea
C a ch ex i a from agu e pl us Quini ne : N a i r ma r
C an c e r : Ka l i fi l e s Cal e fil es K ali snlfil
C a rb u n c l e s : S il icea Cale 5 “
fil es
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r
l
l
u
a
il
e
l
t
o
n
u
u
r
a
:
S
t
s
i
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fil es
.
.
,
5
1
6
4
T WE L V E T I SS U E RE M E D I E S
THE
cond it ions : N a i r mu r Cale fil es
C o n d y l e s swol len : Ca le fil es
C ro u po u s ex ud at ions : Ka l i m u r
C y s t s : Ca le fil es Ca le sulfil
D e b i l i t y : Kal i fil es
D i at h esi s phosphatic : Cale fil es
scrofulous : S il icea
Ca l e fil es
D i s c h a rge s ( See E x udations
D ro psy : S il icea N a i r m ur Ca le fil es
fro m heart disease : Ca le fi uer Ka l i ma r
loss of blood : Farr fil es Cale fil es
obst ruct ion of bile d ucts: Ka l i ma r
D ro psy from weakness o f heart : Ka l i ma r
C h l o ro t i c
.
,
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-
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mple : N a i r su lfil
E cc h y m o s e s
Ka l i m a r
si
.
E l a st i c fi bres
E m ac i at i o n
.
Ca le
rel ax ed :
.
fil es
Ca le
:
.
.
fi
u er
.
Ka l i fil
,
es
.
whi le l i ving wel l : N a i r m u r
E n c h o n d ro m a : S i l i cea
E n c y s t e d t umors : Ca le fi uer
E pi st a xi s i n chil d ren : Fer r fi l es
E pi t h e l i o m a : Ka l i sulfil
E x h a u s t i o n : Ka l i fil es
E xu d at i o n s al bu mino us : Ca le fil es
causing soreness ex cori ating : N a i r fil es
creamy : N a i r fil es
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fib ri nou s : K a l i m a r
fi
hone y
Na i r
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l y m ph : l t
mur
al i
o ffensi ve :
S i l icea
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t
r
u
l
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:
u
p
Ka li
Ca l
sa n io us :
ous :
ser
f
Ka l i
F el o n s
ow :
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Ca l e
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fi
l
fi
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a er
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su l
l
fi
A a i r mur
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A a i r mur
ali
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Nai r
Far r
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Ka li m a r
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sa l
K al i
su l
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,
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l
fi
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A a ir
S i l icea
fi l es
F o l l i cu l a r i n fi l t r a t i o n s
,
fil es
fil es
fi l es
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,
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Ca le
'
l
fi
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su l
l
fi
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Ca le
l
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sul
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l
fi
su l
l
fi
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fi l es
fil es
su l
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A a ir
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Ka l i
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su l
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sul
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w ate ry : Ka l i
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y
u er
fil es
i rri tat in g : K a l i
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hard ened : Ca le
co l
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Nai r
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l
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su l
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1
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4
TW E L VE T ISS U E R E M E D I E S
THE
cond itions : N a i r m u r Cale fil es
C o n d y l e s swol le n : Cale fil es
C ro u po u s e x udat ions : K al i m a r
C y s t s : Ca le fil es Ca le sulfil
D eb il i t y : Kal i fil es
D i a t h esi s phosphatic : Cale fil es
scrofulous : S i l icea Cal e fil es
D i s c h a rge s ( See E x udations )
D ro psy : S il icea N a i r mur Ca le fil es
from heart d isease : Ca le fi uer Ka l i ma r
l oss o f blood : Far r fil es Cale fil es
obst ruction of bile d ucts : Kal i ma r
D ro psy from weakness o f heart : Ka l i ma r
C h l o ro t i c
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N a i r sulfil
E c ch y m o se s : Ka l i m a r
simpl e :
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x ed : Ca le fi ner
E m a c i at i o n : Ca le fi l es Ka l i fi l es
while l iving well : N a i r m a r
E n c h o n d ro m a : S ilicea
E n cy st e d t umors : Ca le fi u er
E pi st ax i s i n child re n : Far r fi l es
E pi t h e l i o m a : A a l i sa lfil
E x h a u st i o n : Ka l i fil es
E x u d at i o n s albumino us : Ca le fi l es
causing soreness excori ating: N a i r fil es
creamy : N a i r fil es
E l ast i c fi bres
rela
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fibrino us : A a l i m u r
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h ard e ned : Ca le
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h on ey
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colored :
fi
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u er
Nair
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fi l es
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fil es
i rri tat ing : [ Ca l i
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l y mph : Ka l i m a r
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offensive :
S i l i cea Ka l i
fi l es
n
t
r
u
l
e
u
:
p
A ali
Ca le
,
’
su l
l
fi
o us : Ca le sulfil
sero us : It a l i su lfil
san i
F el o n s
ow :
:
Ca le
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fi
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Cale
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,
fi l es
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N a i r m u r l Va i r
N a i r fil es A a l i
sulfil
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A ali
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l
fi
F o ll i c u l a r i n fi l t ra t i o n s
,
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Far r
l
fi
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l
fi
sal
u er
l
fi
A a i r mu r
,
su l
watery : A a l i
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l
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y
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su l
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A air
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fil es
S i l icea
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su l
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su l
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l
fi
Nai r
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su l
l
fi
R E P E R T ORY
1
4
.
easil y bleed i ng : S i l icea
G a n gl i o n : Ca le fi ner Ca le fi l es
G a n gre n o u s co nd it ions : Ka l i fil es
G o i t r e : Ca le fi l es N a i r m u r Ca le fi ner N a i r
G o u t : N a i r m u r N a i r fi l es N a i r sn lfi l
Gl a n d s harden ed : Ca lefi ner
i nflamed : Far r fi l es
scrofulous i n fil t rat ion o f : Ka l i m n r
sebaceou s S U ppurate : S i l icea
ston y h ard : Ca l e fi ne r
S i l icea
suppurat i ng : Ca le sn lfil
Na i r fi l es S i l icea
swel l in g of: K a l i mn r
Ca le snlfil
ul ceratio n o f: Fer r fil es
G ra n u l a t i o n s excessive : Ca le sn lfil
G r o w t h s osseo us : Ca le fi n er
H e m o r rh age s black : Ka l i m n r
bri ght red : Far r fi l es
clotted : Ka l i m u r Ferr fil es
d ark : Ka l i mn r
not coagul at i n g : Ka l i fi l es
sept ic a nd th i n : Ka l i fi l es
H y d ro ge n o i d co nsti t ut ion : N a i r snlfil
I n d u r at i o n s
Ca le fi ner
I n fl a m m a t i o n s first st age : Fer r fi l es
secon d stage : Ka l i m u r
i
a
l
i
c
e
n
n
o
u
S
a
re
s
:
g g
mal ign ant : S il icea
sero pu rul ent ex udat io ns : Ka l i snlfil
st age o f e x ud at ion s : Ka l i mn r
I nj u r i e s mech an ical : Far r fil es
snlfil
neglec ted cases o f: Ca l
K e rn e l s an d k nots in breast : Ca le fi ner
L e u co sy co s i s : N a i r fil es
L e u c e m i a : N a i r fil es Ca le fi l es N a i r snlfil
Far r fi l es
M al i gn a n t pu st u l e s : S il icea Kal i fil es
M a ra s m u s : Ca le fi l es N a i r fil es
M o rt i fi c a t i o n Ka l i fil es
N e c ro s i s o f bo ne : S il i cea
N o d e s o n S h in : Ca le fi ner
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4
TWE L VE T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
T HE
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N u t ri t i o n d e fe c t i v e Ca le
( E d e m a : N a i r snlfil
fi l es
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O ff
O
O
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d i s c h arges S il icea
r
o
w
th
a
l
n
e
e
r
s
:
C
g
fi
e n si v e
ss e
ous
st i t i s :
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fi l es
,
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Far r
fil es
Ka l i
.
P an c re at i c d i se ase s : Ca le fil es
P h o s ph a t i c d i at h e si s : Ca le fil es
P o l ypi : Ca le fil es
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P ro u d fl e sh : Kal i mu r S il icea Cale snlfil
P u t ri d s t at e s Kal i fil es
P y e m i a : N a i r snlfil
R ac h i t i s : S il icea Ca le fil es Kal i fil es
R an u l a : N a i r m n r
Ka l i m n r
S c al d s : Ca le snlfil
S c ro fu l o s i s : N a i r fil es S i l icea Ca le fil es
S c u r v y : Ka l i mu r Ka l i fi l es
S ec re t i o n s al b u minous : Ca le fi l es
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fib ri n ou s : Ka l i m n r
h o ne y
col
ored :
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A
’
air
n
r
l
:
u
e
t
u
p
fi l es
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irrit atin g : Ka l i
o ff en si ve :
fi l es
Ka l i fi l es
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Na ir m ur
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Ka l i
snl
l
fi
,
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l
fi
Ca le
snl
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ous : Ca le snlfil
serous : N a i r m n r
n
a
l
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l
w
K
l
s
l
:
l
o
e
y
fi
watery : N a i r mnr N a i r snlfil
S e ro u s swel l ings : Ca le snlfil
S pi n a b i fi d a : Ca le fi l es Ca le fi ner
S pr a i n s : Fer r fil es
S t r u m o u s co n d it ions : A a l i m n r
S u ppu r a t i o n s d irty fo ul : Ka l i fi l es
o f bo ne : Ca l e fi ner
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S i l irea
in ge neral : Ca le snlfil
wit h ca llo us ed ges : Ca le fi ner
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S y co s i s : N a i r
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snl
l
fi
mn r
S yph i l i s
:
T i s su e s
un h e a l t h y :
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a li
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sn l
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T WE L V E T I SS U E R E ME D I E S
THE
0
2
4
A ggra v a t i o n from
.
q
N a i r mn r
uinine :
.
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de : N a i r mn r
suppressed foot sweat : S il i cea
touch : M ag u s fil es
water : N a i r snlfil
working and wash ing i n water : Cale snlfil
i n a fternoon ( menses ) : N a i r fil es
cold wea ther : N a i r m n r
damp weather : Ca le fi ner N a i r snlfil
Na i r fil es
eveni ng : A a l i snlfil
heated room : Ka l i snlfil
morn in g : N a i r m n r
ope n air : S il icea
of pain s and i t chi n gs 2 to 5 P M : Ka l i fi l es
on right sid e : M ag nes fi l es
N
air
r
e
o
d
r
i
i
a
l
m
n
c
:
p
when alone : Ka l i snlfil Ka l i fil es
A m e l i o r a t i o n b y be nd ing doubl e : l l ag nes fil es
ch ange of weat h er : N a i r snlfil
col d : Far r fil es
Ca l fi ner
co mpan y : A a l i fi l es
eat i n g : Ka l i fi l es
by e xci tement : Ka l i fil es
fo me nt at io ns : Ca le fi ner
frict ion : A/ ag n es fil es
m
a l i fi l es
n
l
i
n
e
t
e
o
t
o
K
:
g
h eat : S i l icea l / ag n es fil es
l yi ng do wn : Ca l fil es
o n so met h i ng h a rd : N a i r m n r
moist warmth : S il i cea
sea si
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Mag n es fil es
r ubb in g :
Ca le
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fi
ne r
w armt h : S i l icea
w rappi ng
in
co l d
Ope n
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up
ai r :
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r n es
V ag
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fil es
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h ead : S i l i cea
Ka l i
snl
l
fi
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w arm d ry weat h er : A a i r
w a rm roo m : S i l i rea
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I N DE
bscess 1 3 8
A d d i so n
d is
A l bu m i n u i a
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14 1
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a ffect i
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C l i ni ca l
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a, 1 7 6
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i
d ph t h e ria , 1 7 8
d r psi ca l affecti
.
o
o ns 1 8 1
d ysentery 1 8 2
d ysm enorrh e a 1 84
ear d i seases 1 90
epi l epsy 1 94
ery si pel as
1 97
exoph th al m ic goi tre 1 9 7
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1 97
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si
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h ead ac h e ,
14 2
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20 7
o
220
226
he morrh age ,
M
cases
,
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hemorrhoi ds,
.
bscess
1 63
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.
gas tri c d e ra ngemen ts , 21 1
l
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affect i ns , 2 1 5
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1 63
1 63
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fevers ,
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( eye d i seases of )
162
16 1
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eye
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C h ick e n po x , 1 6 2
Chl r sis ( a ne mia ) ,
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C h orea
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Cataract
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1 53
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Cal ca rea fl uo rica 3 5
Cal carea ph os ph o ri ca , 4 1
Cal ca re a su l ph u rica . 5 1
Carb u ncl e
-
d i arrh e
a ffect i
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B onch i l cat
Bu ns 15 9
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,
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23 4
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bones d is a es o f
b a n 15 4
brai n f g 1 55
b onch i tis 1 5 9
bu rns 1 5 9
catarrh al t ro u b l es
,
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ar
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149
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,
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,
1 48
.
ol ic 1 65
co n st i pati o n 1 6 7
co ugh
1 69
1 70
crou p
d el i ri um 1 7 1
d enti t i o n 1 7 2
d i abetes 1 7 4
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se as s
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art h ri t is,
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or h e a ( m nst ru tion ) 1 4 1
A ne m i a 1 4 2
A n eu ri sm 1 44
A ngi na pecto i
1 45
A ph o nia 1 4 5
A ph th e ( mo u t h d i seases f ) 25 1
A ppe ti te l oss o f ( gastri c d e a nge
A me n
cases
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221
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223
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22
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Co n cu i n f b i n 1 66
C o n st i p t i o n 1 6 6
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F o m ti on f t i u el l 7
F quen y of d ose 7
G l l sto n 208
G t i d e ngements 0 8
G n l th y 1 4
G l nd ul ff ction 1 4
Go i t e 21 4
G o no h e 21 7
G o ut ( t h i ti ) 1 4 5
H d h
3
H l t h nd d is ase 1 9
ff t i n
f 227
H
t
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Fi t ul i n n 20 8
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a nces o f, 288
eases o f, 294
rs,
oca d i tis
1 94
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Tongue 298
Tonsi lliti s 300
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Tubercul osis 27 9
Tumors 30 3
Typh oid fever 307
Typh us fe ver 30 8
Typh l itis 3 09
Ul cers a nd u l cerati o ns 3 1 0
Urinary d isord ers 3 1 2
Vacci nation 3 1 4
Veins d iseases of 3 1 5
Vert igo 3 1 5
Vomiti ng 3 1 6
Warts ( ski n d iseases of ) 28 2
W iter s cramp 3 1 8
W hitl ow ( abscess ) 1 3 8
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