CLINICAL POINTERS

Ailments from electrocution : Phosphorus

Never well since Radiation or Chemotherapy : Cadmium sulph...

Palliative of nausea following chemotherapy : Ipecac

Do think if........

Do think of Sanicula when thinking of Silicea

Do think of Nux v when thinking of Sulphur

Do think of Nat mur when thinking of Sepia

And vice versa

Words of wisdom from Madam Catherine Coulter

To remain vital and meaningful the Homoeopathic  Materia Medica,like any aspect of our cultural heritage,must be repeatedly scrutinized,analyzed and interpreted by each generation in the light of its new knowledge and understanding.

SOMETHING ABOUT RUTA G (part 1)

Complementary : Calc phos especially bone and joint complaints

One of the Nash trio's of remedies for eyestrain. Other two being Nat m and Senega.... Other than that Onosmodium reminds us of eyestrain complaints...

Urticaria from eating meat(compare Rumex and Ant crud....if I am not wrong Repertory has not much mentions about urticaria related to meat eating)

Dr. Kent said it should of in eye complaints where Arg nit prescribed instead of Ruta.... Quite sometimes Ruta may be indicated

Similar to This tox... In many aspects markedly the amelioration of backache by lying on something hard and changing of the position frequently may confuse us with Rhus tox

STUDY OF RARE REMEDIES

Skookum Chuck aqua

As far as what I know only 8 authors have written about it.Pulford writes only 2 lines in his Materia medica of graphical drug pictures.......

Think of it in urticaria when Apis or Urtica fail.....

Something about CONIUM MACULATUM

1)Mind : Materialistic(Fluoric acid) , superstitious, unrefined

2)Relations. - Patients requiring Conium often improve from wine or stimulants, though persons susceptible to Conium cannot take alcoholic stimulants when in health. Compare: Arn., Rhus in contusions; Ars., Aster, in cancer; Cal., Psor. in glandular swellings. Is followed well: by, Psor. in tumors of mammae with threatening malignancy.

3)long effects of injury(Arnica,Nat sulph, Ham);glandular injury