CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA

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December 26, 2012· 1 min read

REMEDY OF THE DAY: CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA Common name: ┬áPipsissewa Acts principally on kidneys, and genito-urinary tract; affects also lymphatic and mesenteric glands and female mamm├ª. Plethoric young women with dysuria. Women with large breasts. Hepatic and renal dropsies; chronic alcoholics. Inci

REMEDY OF THE DAY: CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA Common name: ┬áPipsissewa

Acts principally on kidneys, and genito-urinary tract; affects also lymphatic and mesenteric glands and female mamm├ª. Plethoric young women with dysuria. Women with large breasts. Hepatic and renal dropsies; chronic alcoholics. Incipient and progressive cataracts.

One of the remedies whose symptoms point to its employment in bladder affections, notably catarrh, acute and chronic.┬áScanty urine, and loaded with ropy, muco-purulent sediment. Prostatic enlargement.

[caption id="attachment_19330" align="aligncenter" width="640"]! Pipsissewa, Prince's Pine, Chimaphila umbellata[/caption]

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