Similia Similibus CurenturWritten by
Kartik Murtys
Schuessler's salts for Hoarseness. Painful hoarseness of speakers and singers, with inflammation; from overexertion of the voice, or from taking cold; scraping of the throat, with sensation of dryness. Cured cases Mr. P. , a minister, was troubled with hoarseness after preaching; there was constant
Painful hoarseness of speakers and singers, with inflammation; from overexertion of the voice, or from taking cold; scraping of the throat, with sensation of dryness. Cured cases Mr. P. , a minister, was troubled with hoarseness after preaching; there was constant hemming and scraping of the throat. Calcarea phos. and Ferrum phoshoricum , occasional small doses, continued for several months, entirely cured the affection.
Remedy of the Day
Lyssin. (Lyssinum.) (Hydrophobinum.)Nosode The saliva of a mad dog. A nosode. For historical review, see Hering's Monograph (North American Journal of Homœopathy, 1879). In August 1833, Hering proved the remedy the same year, then proved by a student from Allentown, Schmid in 1935. Behlert prove
Remedy of the Day
REMEDY OF THE DAY: CANNABIS INDICA Douglass M.E. Pearls in Homoeopathy Materia Medica Exaltation of spirit, with excessive loquacity. Hallucinations and imaginations innumerable. Fixed ideas. Imagines he hears music, shuts his eyes, and is lost for some time int he most delicious thoughts and fanci
History
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History
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