KALI PHOSPHORICUM
Acute or chronic rheumatism, with stiffness of the parts or associated with nervous conditions; pains worse on beginning to move, but relieved by continual gentle motion.
Written by
Kartik Murtys
KALI PHOSPHORICUM Acute or chronic rheumatism, with stiffness of the parts or associated with nervous conditions; pains worse on beginning to move, but relieved by continual gentle motion.

Acute or chronic rheumatism, with stiffness of the parts or associated with nervous conditions; pains worse on beginning to move, but relieved by continual gentle motion.
Remedy of the Day
Acorus Calamus, from the sweet flag plant, is studied for flatulence, mental dullness in children, and weakness of memory. Clarke and Allen document its traditional Ayurvedic use for sluggish digestion and mental torpor, particularly in children with developmental lag.

Remedy of the Day
Common name: Blue Vervain Affects the skin and nervous system. Nervous depression, weakness and irritation and spasms. Promotes the absorption of blood and allays pain in bruises. Vesicular erysipelas. Passive congestion and intermittent fever. One of the remedies for Poison-oak. Epilepsy, insomnia

History
HISTORY: Year 1896 = discussion between a group of doctors: *Dr. Holcome: Nasal catarrh is one of the most prevalent troubles; one of the most frequent called upon to treat, and one of the most difficult to treat! *Dr. Bowen: That brings me to a great deal of money each day!

History
HISTORY: New York - Gowanda State Homeopathic Hospital in the 1930s had 1,254 beds. Patients were treated under strict Homeopathic auspices. The medical complex consisted of two-story wings projecting from the main building, two three-story pavilion style buildings, two pavilions for patients with t