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Random Notes on Homoeopathic Practice

Compiled by Dr Sivaraman based on Krsihnamurthy’s book

I started my career as a medical journalist. Forty years ago, while in New Delhi, when I

entered the scene of homoeopathy I noticed one striking thing—while one homoeopath

cured most of his patients with one single dose e!en obstinate chronic cases", another

was gi!ing more than one remedy that too repeatedly, with partial or nil relief. #hus, my

journey started to fill this gap of knowledge among homoeopaths. I started studying and

practising homoeopathy out of sheer academic interest and thus got the inspiration to

write this book. If the reader keeps this in mind, he would e!ince much interest in what I

am going to write in the following pages.

$eaning of %mind symptoms& section '() of the *rganon" and %rare+strange+peculiar+

uncommon+symptoms& section ()" clearly defined e-actly and accurately and in a

matter+of+fact way.

Questions and Answers:

(. hat is the remedy to be gi!en just one single dose" to a pregnant woman,

when the foetus baby in uterus" stops growing/

'. During epidemic encephalitis brain fe!er, e. g., in 0riyalur in #amil Nadu" what

remedy would you use as prophylactic pre!enti!e"/

). 0ll the children born to a woman are syphilitic by birth. hat remedy in one

single dose you would gi!e her to pre!ent syphilis in future pregnancies/

1. hat is the remedy to be taken once in a month by all practising homoeopaths/

2ust because no homoeopath has been taking this regularly, homoeopathy is not

becoming popular." 0lso, please note that this remedy must first be gi!en to your

doctor+patient i. e., any homoeopath coming to you for treatment and also to a

patient who has gone to many homoeopaths.

. rite the names of two authors who had written biography of Dr. 3amuel

4ahnemann.

5. Doctors say that an e-pectant mother is too weak to de!elop normal pains6

moreo!er, she is anaemic and so caesarean alone is the solution. hat is the only

one remedy that will cure her anaemia, remo!e weakness and thus cause normal

child birth/ 7lease note that the answer is not 7ulsatilla. 0lso, it is not

Caulophyllum. #hese two remedies are suggested by majority of homoeopaths."

8. hat is the chief or first remedy that you would think of for haemophilia/

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9. In homoeopathy what is the meaning of %scrofula& or %scrofulosis& and %cache-ia/&

:. hat is the remedy for jaundice after blood transfusion/

(;. In respect of the symptom %haemorrhage& differentiate between the two remedies

7hosphorus and 4amamelis.

((. Name the remedy for a" !iolent blow on single part of the body6 b" after a

person falls rolling down from a speeding train or bus6 c" falling from height

second or third floor or from a tall tree" with bleeding6 d" falling down while trying

to climb a running jeep from behind/

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hy are homoeo softwares useless? A practitioner would be doing great blunder if

he thinks that he can find the remedy for all his patients with the repertory or

software. $ost of those using software are under the illusion that once the homoeo

software is installed, he can be damn sure of selecting the remedy for his patients. #o

remo!e this illusion the following is being written.

(" #he practitioner searches in the software for %diabetes& and he gets some results.

@ut, at the same time, he would be missing many remedies for diabetes. #his is because

in some places of materia medicas for %diabetes& the terms %glycosuria& or %sugar in urine& is used in place of diabetes.

'" @efore programming the materia medica they must either change all the words

%glycosuria& as %diabetes& or gi!e %diabetes& within brackets after all the words %glycosuria.&

@ecause of either ignorance or arrogance those selling softwares will not listen to these

obser!ations.

0gain a doctor may search for %li!er& but in many places we find eAui!alent terms

%hepatic affections& %bilious& etc. are used for li!er affections and the list goes on.


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#herefore, alternati!e terms must be included side by side in the materia medicas used

in the computers as under before including them in the software? B-amples are?

a" old age, aged persons

b" glycosuria, diabetes, diabetes mellitus

c" kidney, renal, nephritis, and so on and so forth.

Finding the remedy—the simillimum for a patient is not a mechanical job6 it is artistic.

0lso, certain syndrome group of symptoms" cannot be classified under any rubric in the

repertory or software and so a homoeopath would better memorise them. B-ample case

are gi!en below?

AS! "? $r. N. 8 years reported? Doctor, daily morning I get headache6 in the

afternoon, after lunch I ha!e distension of abdomen, gastric troubles. In the night I get

terrible pain in the legE

epertory is of no use in this case. #he case is !ery simple. 4is symptom is to be

classified as follows? 0ggra!ation of head symptoms in the morning6 abdomen in the

afternoon and legs in the nightE


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*pium+(;$ one single dose cured his constipation and he was asked to stop

anticon!ulsant drugs6 he did so and to his surprise con!ulsions did not appear.

AS! $: 0 patient showed his right leg with ulcer. 4e got injury a few months earlier but

so far it did not heal in spite of best medical treatment. 0fter a pause, the patientcontinued, Doctor, e!er since the accident I feel numbness in my right upper arm and I

am unable to use it freely. 4as this non+healing of wound in my leg anything to do with

numbness in my arm/ @ut my arm was not hurt in the accident.E

e say that homoeopathy is a system of medicine where the patient tells or indicates

the remedy to us. In ilkinson&s $ateria $edica the following sentence under the

remedy 7ulsatilla, agrees with this case?

depression of !ital power on one side

and increased irritability on the otherE

7ulsatilla+(;$, one single dose cured both the ulcer on the leg and numbness in the arm.

AS! %: 0 certain renal failure patient under dialysis and waiting for kidney transplant,

was under our treatment. e could not find his remedy.

#here is no guarantee for kidney transplant, because after a few years, many patientsdie because the donor kidney stops functioning. 0fter transplant he was heard saying,

Now I feel as if I am released from prison . . . as if I ha!e taken a rebirth.E #his he said

because he is now freed from torturing and e-hausting bi+weekly dialysis, taking rest,

body becoming weak etc.

#his mental picture of the patient should at once bring to our mind the following words?

desire to be released from what seems to be a perpetual burden of sorrow 3ee

Gilienthal p. 5:9"— $BG0NC4*GI0—Ignatia

e are going to gi!e Ignatia to him and we are confident that his other kidney would

start functioning and e!en if the donor kidney fails he would li!e long.

$ind symptoms and %uncommon+rare+strange+peculiar& symptoms e-plained correctly for

the first time.

AS! &: 0 patient with weeping ecHema etc., came to me and said, Doctor, I am not

taking the treatment to li!e long. @ut I ha!e an aged daughter to be married and a son

who is looking out for a job. ho would come forward to marry my daughter, if I ha!e a


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weeping ecHema/ *nly because of that, I want to get cured. @efore I die, I want to settle

things in my family6 my daughter getting married and son getting a job. #hen I can die

peacefully.E


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#o make the reader understand this correctly, let us say? e should take only those mind

symptoms which we ha!e ne!er heard before commonly" in any patient. 0ctual cases

cured by the author will illustrate this point.

AS! -: 0 se!enty+year old carpenter was under my treatment for skin complaint andhe was impro!ing. I ask my chronic disease patients to come once a month. During one

of his !isits he was accompanied by his 19+year old son. #he latter was coughing with

chest congestion etc. #he carpenter told his son6 hy don&t you also take treatment

from this doctor. 3ee how much I ha!e impro!ed, whereas the other se!en doctors to

whom I consulted earlier could not do anything in my case.E

#o this, the son said? #he new house where I shifted has no rasi.E 0 certain professor

was ha!ing a two wheeler. 0fter ten years it was no more useful, also the !ehicle was

outdated and could not be used because spare parts were not a!ailable and so it was to

be condemned. 4e bought a car and also !ery good latest 2apanese two+wheeler. @ut he

was not ready to dispose of the ten+year old two wheeler. 4e said, B!erything went well

and I got prosperity only after buying that !ehicle. 3o I won&t part with it.E %asi& in

#amil means luck". In other words the person feels that e!erything was going wrong e!er

since he started li!ing in a particular house. 3o, that house has no rasi. *r, a person

feels that e!er since he bought and started using his car, nothing went right. 4e

attributes his sufferings, failures, difficulties etc. to that !ehicle. I hope the reader

understands this. #he son continued, B!en the new work place where I am going daily

is not rasi or has no good luck."E

#he other word to describe %rasi& would be %sentimental& %luck&.

=#he carpenter&s son was not ready to take treatment from me only because he felt that

the house and the work place is the cause of his respiratory complaints.>

I ga!e him one dose of a remedy telling him to take that and he need not pay me any

fees. 4e took it. Gater I learnt from his father that he was completely cured.".

Can any homoeopath tell me what remedy I ga!e the patient/

ead the remedy 3taphysagria in the chapter $elancholia in Gilienthal. page 8;(."

Inwardly gnawing grief and anger, he looks at e!erything from the darkest side

disinclination to work and think6 dread of the future and dread of being constantly

pursued a sorrowfulness ending in paralysis of the intellect

(he enthusiastic reader would be eager to know how * selected this remedy forthe above case.


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i" eproaches others — 4e blames the house and work place."

ii" 3entimental.

I write down the remedies common to two abo!e rubrics ent&s epertory" and readthem in the chapter $elancholia in Gilienthal page 8;(". 3taphysagria suited the

symptoms of the case.

AS! : 0 lady of forty+two came with a big stone in the her bladder. 3he said that

allopathic doctors ad!ised surgery as the only answer but she declined to undergo it. 3he

continued that she had already undergone two caesarean sections and one

appendicectomy6 after each one of these surgeries, her general health ran down.

#herefore she cannot afford deterioration of health any further with another surgery and

that she must safeguard her health for the remaining period of her life.


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a feeling of moral deficiencyE K ali brom.

despondency, sadness, moral depression and rela-ationE K #arentula hisp.

3ee Gilienthal, page 5:9 and 8;'"

#arentula hisp. (;$ K single dose was gi!en.

AS! "0: 0 lady of fifty+fi!e, school teacher, was under my treatment for three months

for sinusitis with little relief. 3he li!es thirteen kilometers away from my clinic and she

works in a school which is less than one kilometer from my clinic. @efore going to the

school she would come to me once a month, take medicine and go to school. 3eeing no

relief in spite of three !isits, I told her that a certain acupressure doctor would come and

gi!e just )+minute treatment once only and for this she need not pay any fees and also Iassured total relief. 3ince the acupressure doctor comes to my clinic on 3undays only I

asked her to come on a 3unday. #o this she replied, I ha!e to come all the way from

her residence."E

During the earlier three !isits she would come to me in the morning before going to her

school which is near my clinic. 3unday is holiday for the school and she feels it an ordeal

to come for acupressure treatment all the way from her residence thirteen kilometers

away.

It is hesitation. I told her no need to pay any fees for the one+time acupressure and

(;;L cure was also assured. #herefore, tra!elling thirteen kilometre cannot be a crime.

@ut to do this she has hesitation. @efore we show the reader how we selected the

remedy on this symptom let us see two more cases.

AS! "": 0 lady allopathic doctor was learning homoeopathy from me e!ery 3unday

morning for two hours. 3he consulted for her complaints and total relief of her ailments.

*nce she said, Doctor, can you gi!e one+dose treatment for my son/ 3ince birth he is

ha!ing perennial cold6 now he is fi!e years and almost e!ery week he has to takedrugs/E I told her that she must bring her son at least once and I would cure him

completely. @ringing her son once and I am not going to charge her since she is my

student" is not an ordeal or something immoral. #o this she replied, For this I ha!e to

bring him all the way from my homeE which is just ten kilometers away."

For this small thing of bringing the boy once only and for that he is going to get total

relief permanently" she hesitates.

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3upposing you are asked by your teacher to murder a certain person. hat would be

your reaction/ Immediately you would reply as under? 3ir, I ha!e toE #he sentence

would be incomplete. @ecause you ha!e hesitation since doing this job would prick your

conscience."

In the abo!esaid case No. and 5, for merely tra!elling ten kilometres they ha!e lot of

hesitation as if I am asking them to do some crime or immoral thing. In other words,

they are o!erconscious of a tri!ial thing. #he apt term would be Conscientious scruples.E

#his symptom is in the remedy 0resenicum album. =3ee Gilienthal K p. 5:1.>

Get us repeat, that uncommon mind symptom may be in most cases one and the

computer+software or %remedy finders& are of no use. *ne single dose of 0rsenicum

0lbum+(;$ completely cured the abo!e sinusitis patient case No.) abo!e" and e!en

acupressure treatment was not gi!en.

AS! "#: #his is a cancer patient and after the consultation was o!er, I asked my fees

of si- thousand rupees. #o this he replied, $oney isE #he sentence was incomplete

and hesitation was as if they are asked to do some big immoral act." 4e should say that

either he has no money or that he would try to borrow from relati!es. @ut he does

neither. 0rs. 0lb+(;$, one single, dose cured him.

(he above cases would illustrate the meaning and interpretation of mind

symptoms of a given patient. In some cases the repertory or software is not usefuland you ha!e to memorise these uncommon mind symptoms.

#he abo!e three cases are Auoted here to illustrate that if the practitioner can memorise

the symptoms of !arious remedies gi!en under %$elancholia& in Gilienthal which runs just

to ele!en pages" he would be able to select the remedy in more than fifty per cent of

cases that too at the !ery first attempt.

emember once again the re!iew of 3amuel 0. 2ones? #o the older one who says he has

no use of Gilienthal, he is a good one to a!oid when well and dread when ill.E

,et no one practise homoeopathy who does not have a copy of ,ilienthal and

does not make use of it.

1recision and versatility are re2uired to practise homoeopathy.

hat is most disappointing is that no one talks about Dr. Gilienthal&s work

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3aid Charles Matchell in a re!iew of 4*$*B*70#4IC #4B07B


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=3ometime you ha!e to read the entire symptoms under $ind in all the remedies to

select a remedy for a patient. For this I use @oericke&s $ateria $edica and ilkinson&s".

@ut once you find the remedy, subseAuent cases reAuiring that remedy becomes easy.

I am not reporting herein cases treated with their follow+up but my attempt is to tell thereader how and what e-actly homoeopathic practice is. 0s one cannot learn swimming

without first getting into the water, nor car dri!ing without first sitting on the wheel, so

also without actual cases on hand one cannot learn homoeopathy. #o that e-tent only I

am Auoting actual cases as seen in my clinic.

* am a free3lance medical 4ournalist and so * took the following two cases as a

challenge to homoeopathy. #hese two cases would illustrate the reader how rich,

e-act and accurate and also complete" our e-isting materia medicas are. #hus and

therefore, what is needed is e-act mastery of the use of the reference books !iH.,

Gilienthal, @oericke, ent, ilkinson&s and Cal!in @. nerr and more importantly

Oingling, for medical emergencies at the time of labor or abortion.".

C03B ()? 0 patient with chronic headache, after spending much money with !arious

doctors, specialists and homoeopaths came to me. 0fter finishing the history of his se!en

years& pain in head, he ended up saying? Doctor, if you or anyone can cure me of this

terrible headache, I won&t mind e!en gi!ing away half of my property worth three

millions" to that doctor.E

Doctors of all other systems would simply ignore this statement of the patient.

If a patient is ready to pay (. million I thought o!er this. I took this as a challenge to

homoeopathy. I asked him to first pay me ten thousand rupees and also gi!e me two

weeks& time with a promise that if I do not cure him in one single dose or a few doses" I

would pay him double the amount paid by him. 0lso, if he is cured he may pay me

another ten thousand rupees. 4e agreed to this condition and paid ten thousand rupees.

I took a copy of @oericke&s $ateria $edica and went to a professor of Bnglish in a collegeand reAuested him to render me a help. I told him that he has to read the lines gi!en

only under the chapter %$ind& in all the remedies in @oerick&s $at. $ed. and underline if

any rele!ant line is found eAui!alent to the statement of a person who says that he

would pay half of his wealth if his headache is cured. I paid him fi!e thousand rupees

which the professor said is more than sufficient for the work"—It may take a few days,

daily spending two or three hours to go through the lines gi!en under the chapter %$ind&

in @oericke&s 599+page materia medica.

#o another professor of Bnglish I ga!e a copy of ilkinson&s $at. $edica and paying himthe remaining fi!e thousand rupees reAuested him to do the job of reading the lines


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gi!en only under the chapter %$ind& in all the remedies and this too would take a few

days, daily working for three hours" and tell me if he finds anything eAui!alent to the

abo!e said statement of the headache patient.

#he first professor using @oericke&s" could not find any suitable line. @ut the secondprofessor underlined and pointed out the following lines under the remedy 3tillingia

under %$ind& in 4ering&s"

deplorably downhearted6 suf+fering e-treme torture from bone pains.E

3tillingia (;;;, one single dose cured the patient and he paid me another ten thousand

rupees. =0fter this case I cured two patients both of whom said the abo!e words ready

to gi!e his entire wealth to the doctor who cures him" with the homoeo remedy

3tillingia.>

AS! "%: 4ere is another case of headache. #his +year old male patient remarked?

Doctor, all these years I ha!e been ha!ing these pains6 my sufferings are such that no

amount of compensation would be eAual to it. B!en if you make me the 7resident of all

the nations in the world that would not be a sufficient compensation.E I told him the

same condition which I put to the patient in the earlier case. 0fter taking ten thousand

rupees I went to the two Bnglish professors, one with @oericke and the other with

ilkinson&s $at. $edica. In this case the professor going through @oericke&s $at. $edica

could help me. 4e pointed to the following found under the remedy 3elenium.

B-treme sadness. 0bject despair, uncompromising melancholy.E

3elenium (;$ one dose cured the patient and he paid me ten thousand rupees.

*n a later occasion the abo!e said professors asked me what I did by their help and I

showed them how I practise homoeopathy. 3oon both of them started learning and

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pain in sacral region.

4is complaint pathology" is in ureter but he has pain in femoral part of urethra and

sacrum. #his is something rare+strange+peculiar. @oth these painful places are at the

same distance from the seat of affection—ureter.


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3ymptoms disposed to appear periodically and in groups E

#he abo!e lines are found in the remedy Cuprum met. @oericke&s $ateria $edica." #his

remedy cured the patient in one single dose in the ';;th potency.

#he abo!e are e-tracts from the book 0D0NCBD 4*$*B* 70C#ICB 9(5 pages" by

Dr. . rishnamurthy. #o get this book by post you may send money oder for

s.8'P;;. For ilkinson&s $at. $edica pages 8(" you may send s.8;P;;.

Answers to 2uestions at the top

(. 3ecale is almost a specific when the growth of foetus is arrested. 3ee epertory

by Dr. Cal!in @. nerr? MBNI#0GI0—FB$0GB, 7regnancy, foetus? arrests

de!elopment, 3ecale." *ne single dose of 3ecale (;m is sufficient.

'. 3ee Cal!in @. nerr&s epertory—4ead—Cerebrospinal affections K meningitis K

epidemic? Qinc.

). 3ee Cal!in @. nerr&s epertory—3tages of Gife and Constitution—Constitution,

syphilitic—mothers, to pre!ent disease in offspring? 0urum+mur+nat.

1. 3ee ent&s epertory—MBNB0GI#IB3—II#0+@IGI#O—hen too much medicine

has produced an o!er+sensiti!e state and remedies fail to act? 7h+ac., #eucr.

=4omoeopaths are gi!ing the medicines to the patient. #he homoeo pharmacy

people put about ten drops of the tincture to a ml phial of pills. hether the

homoeopath buys the potencies in dilution or pills, when they upon the phial to gi!ea few pills to the patient, the doctor inad!ertently smells the medicine each time he

gi!es to a patient. #his causes irritation making them, restless andRor haughty to

the point of telling that he need not learn any more thing in homoeopathy. 0lso

when the doctor himself is sick, no homoeo medicine seems to act on himself.>

. Gife and Getters of 4ahnemann by Dr. ichard 4aehl and another book by

@radford.

5. 3ee #he 0ccoucheur&s Bmergency $anual by Dr. . 0. Oingling—epertory 3ection

— Gabor—weak, patient too weak to de!elop normal pains? @ell., $ur+ac.,

8. Crotalus horridus is the prime remedy, to be thought in cases of haemophilia.

9. a" 3ee answers a" S b" to Auestion No. ('.

b" Diseases, more parti+cularly acute, that are long standing and not cured in spite of

best treatment, and where patient is affected much and disturbing his daily routine? e

may call these by the term %Cache-ia.& 0cute diseases such cough, cold, diarrhoea, skin

rash etc. normally do not last long. hen you find a patient with these complaints

standing long for years and bothering him much, you may use the term %Cache-ia.& e

may otherwise call this as weakness of the system or of a part of body.


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:. Crotalus horridus.

(;. a" 4amamelis? passi!e haemorrhage. No an-iety or pain?

b" 7hosphorus? 0cti!e haemorrhage with an-iety.

((. a" 0rnica b" Cicuta c" $illefolium d" 7hosphorus.

('. For a patient with chronic tonsillitis, you would generally look into the epertory

against the following?

#onsils, inflamed Auinsy, tonsillitis" page 11 of ent&s epertory"

@ut remedies in this list may be useful for acute complaints of tonsillitis. For curing

tonsillitis permanently, it needs %treatment of chronic diseases.& Chronic tonsillitis is due

to tuberculosis 3ee $BDIC0G DI3B03B3 *F INF0NCO 0ND C4IGD4**D by Dawson

illiams, Gondon? Cassel S Co. page ))9+)19"

a" hen tuberculosis affects lungs we call it tuberculosis of lungs or phthisis

pulmonum6 with family history of tuberculosis, when t. b. affects bones or glands it is

called %scrofula& or %struma&.

b" 0ll chronic affections of glands are due to tuberculosis in the family. Chronic

affections of bones may be due to either tuberculosis or syphilis6 in syphilitic affections

of bones we find %nightly boring& pain."

Dr 5 KrishnaamurthyB+mail? jaykrish(:55Tgmail.com

Advanced Homoeopathic Practice – clinical tips & tricks

Dr. 5. Krishnamurthy

#he subject of homoeopathic practice, from the beginning till date, had been en!eloped

into clouds of mysterious obscurities by many authors and teachers. In this book we are

carefully guiding the reader, separating wheat from the chaff.

#he teachings of Dr. rishnamurthy are exact and accurate. 4e writes in down-to-earth

language and matter-of-fact way. Versatility and precision is his culture.

Dr. rishnamurthy has distinguished himself by his academic e-cellence in the field of

medicine. 4e needs no introduction. 4e has pro!ed his bona fides by declaring that

Polyporus Pinicola is almost a specific for chikungunya disease and during the year

';;8+';(;" lakhs and lakhs of patients in the western part of India were cured by this

remedy with one single dose". 0lso he was the first to declare that the remedy Merc-sol.is almost a specific for swine flu disease and many patients got cured with one single

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dose whereas all other homoeopaths were gi!ing different medicines repeatedly with

partial relief.

@y his !arious articles and books he has established the superiority of homoeopathy

among pharmacologically+oriented system of therapeutics.

e certainly hope that this work would help the readers to impro!e upon their

knowledge of homoeopathic practice.

Contents

(. Bpidemic diseases

'. Illusion of epertories and 4omeo 3oftwares

). Congestion

1. Cache-ia

. Diabetes

5. Gack of eaction

8. 0nguish

9. Cause of Disease

:. Cross, Crossing the Doctor

(;. andom Notes

((. Bndocrinology

('. 7lethora, plethoric

(). $alignant diseases

(1. 3enility, *ld people

(. Cancer

(5. Geucaemia @lood Cancer"

(8. 3yphilitic affections

(9. 3eptic, septicaemia

(:. 3terility


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';. Mout

'(. andom Notes on 7ractice

''. Chronic hematisum

'). Constitution

'1. 3crofula

Preface By the Author

I started my career as a medical journalist. Forty years ago, while in New Delhi, when I

entered the scene of homoeopathy, one striking thing that I noticed was that while one

homoeopath cured most of his patients with one single dose e!en obstinate chronic

cases", another was gi!ing more than one remedy that too repeatedly, with partial or nil

relief. #hus, my journey started to fill this gap of knowledge among homoeopaths. I

started studying and practising homoeopathy out of sheer academic interest and thus

got the inspiration to write this book. If the reader keeps this in mind, he would e!ince

much interest in what I am going to write in this book.

Advanced Homoeopathic Practice

4ow to make 4omoeopathy $ore popular and 0cceptable? *f late, there has been

repeated hue and cry from homoeopaths against go!ernments and others for not gi!ing

due recognition to homoeopathy. #he remedy lies not outside but inside—among

homoeopaths. If we impro!e the Auality of our practice, go!ernment and others

including allopaths" would automatically come forward not only to recognise but also

admire us. #his work is an attempt to this end.

It is !ery rarely the case that among the pro!ings of our remedies not one is to be

found which corresponds to the characteristic features of a caseE)

)I ha!e to mention this because pro!ings of new remedies are being published in

journals and elsewhere as if we lack remedies in the e-isting materia medicas."

4omoeopathy is slow to win its way because of defecti!e use of books as well as

because of defecti!e books.E

=#he abo!e two Auotations are from ent&s GB33B I#INM3.>

$ost people think that as we ha!e remedies for diabetes in other systems like insulin in

allopathy" there would be corresponding remedies in homoeo. #his is not so. #here is

one marked difference between homoeo and other medical systems allopathy,

ayur!eda, siddha etc."


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AS! ": 0 patient with peptic ulcer, weeping ecHema etc., came to me and said, Doctor,

I am not taking the treatment to li!e long. @ut I ha!e an aged daughter to be married

and a son who is looking out for a job. ho would come forward to marry my daughter,

if I ha!e a weeping ecHema/ *nly because of that, I want to get cured. @efore I die, I

want to settle things in my family6 my daughter getting married and son getting a job.

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#herefore she cannot afford deterioration of health any further with another surgery and

that she must safeguard her health for the remaining period of her life.


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#he %uncommon mind symptom& may, in most cases, be one only. In the abo!e renal

failure case, the abo!e Auoted symptom cannot be classified in any e-isting rubrics in

the repertory. 4omoeo software would be of utter failure. #he practitioner must

memorise the symptom of the abo!e two remedies and keep it in his finger tips.

4omoeopathic practice is not a mechanical work but it is artistic. #herefore homoeo

software would but be a mockery.

#o illustrate this point, let us e-amine more cases6 in all the following three cases, only

one 0uncommon3 mind symptom was present and the reader, after studying the three

cases, would at once agree that with homoeo software he cannot do anything to find the

similimum.

ase &: 0 lady of fifty+fi!e, school teacher, was under my treatment for three months for

sinusitis with little relief. 3he li!es thirteen kilometers away from my clinic and she works

in a school which is less than one kilometer from my clinic. @efore going to the school

she would come to me once a month, take medicine and go to school. 3eeing no relief in

spite of three !isits, I told her that a certain acupressure doctor would come and gi!e

just )+minute treatment once only and for this she need not pay any fees and also I

assured total relief. 3ince the acupressure doctor comes to my clinic on 3undays only I

asked her to come on a 3unday. #o this she replied, I ha!e to come all the way from

her residence."E

During the earlier three !isits she would come to me in the morning before going to her

school which is near my clinic. 3unday is holiday for the school and she feels it an ordeal

to come for acupressure treatment all the way from her residence thirteen kilometers

away.

It is hesitation. I told her no need to pay any fees for the one+time acupressure and

(;;L cure was also assured. #herefore, tra!elling thirteen kilometre cannot be a crime.

@ut to do this she has hesitation. @efore we show the reader how we selected the

remedy on this symptom let us see two more cases.

ase ': 0 lady allopathic doctor was learning homoeopathy from me e!ery 3unday

morning for two hours. 3he consulted for her complaints and total relief of her ailments.

*nce she said, Doctor, can you gi!e one+dose treatment for my son/ 3ince birth he is

ha!ing perennial cold6 now he is fi!e years and almost e!ery week he has to take

drugs/E I told her that she must bring her son at least once and I would cure him

completely. @ringing her son once and I am not going to charge her since she is my

student" is not an ordeal or something immoral. #o this she replied, For this I ha!e to

bring him all the way from my homeE which is just ten kilometers away."


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Dr. ent had obser!ed in his Gectures on $at. $ed." that in respect of many remedies

mind symptoms ha!e not been brought out in pro!ing. #his need not deter us because

we ha!e eAually good tools for selecting the remedy—%uncommon& and %general&

symptoms.

I had already Auoted Gilienthal saying, Drop the symptom in Gilienthal and you get the

remedy.E Get me illustrate this with three cured cases.

AS! : 0 boy of ele!en was brought by his mother? 3he spoke? Doctor, look at him.

#he boy is making constant mo!ements of his fingers. 4e often becomes !iolent and

restless. #his started si- months ago. e went to allopathic hospital and they diagnosed

his case as worm complaint and ga!e him santonine2 but e!en double the adult dose of it

had no effect. #hen we went to a homeopathy specialist. 3he showed me the

prescription? Cina-); daily morning and /raphites-); daily night, for eruption on

forearm with sticky discharge, for one monthE." 4e has completed one month course of

these two remedies but no result.E

I looked at the boy again and the case sheet. %Case sheet& means plain white sheet on

which we start writing down one below the other what all the patient andRor his relati!es

tell us. 0fter a pause, the mother told me with wide open eyes and learning towards me,

Doctor, e!er since he de!eloped worm complaint he often complains of headache and

!ertigo. hy is it so doctor/E =0n obser!ation that we had repeatedly made in the clinic

was this? In some cases when the patient tells %un+common+rare+strange& symptom, he

leans forward with wide open eyes.>

#he words %!ertigo and headache& told by the mother which is an %uncommon& symptom

in worm complaint" were found under one remedy only !iH., Cicuta 4irosa among the

thirty+se!en remedies gi!en under the chapter *$ 0FFBC#I*N3 in Gilienthal . #his

remedy in ';;th potency, single dose, cured worm symptoms as well as his skin

complaint.

AS! /: 1ifteen years of sore throat and constipation completely and permanently cured

with one single dose.

0 certain middle aged patient came to me at ) p.m. asking if I can gi!e him some throat

paint for his sore throat. I told him that I would gi!e pills only and asked him to tell me

how long he is suffering etc. something to make the patient talk about his complaints."

4e replied?

Doctor, I ha!e this for fifteen years. Daily at )+1 p.m. it starts, so much burning in

mouth and throat that in the e!ening I am unable to do poojas loudly because my !oicebecomes husky. he is a priest in 4indu temple and there he has to use loud !oice to


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utter !erses during worship etc." #he burning pain would continue in the night, but ne-t

morning there won&t be any pain.

In this case only one symptom is prominent K U e!ening, night.E

I went through all the remedies under the chapter '!%" #%!A# in Gilienthal. #he

symptom U e!eningE was found under the remedies Alumina2 epar2 ,atr. mur and

'ilicea. @ut in Alumina it is U e!ening and night.E

Further, under the remedy 0lumina the words clergyman&s sore throat U e!ening and

nightwith husky !oiceE suited the case. 2ust to confirm the remedy since it is one of

the remedies for chronic and obstinate constipation" I asked him about his bowel

mo!ements, to which he replied that he would pass stool once in )+1 days.

0lumina+(;$, single dose, cured his chronic sore throat as well as constipation. I ne!er

knew that he got complete cure till one day when I casually !isited the temple in which

that priest was doing poojas. I had e!en forgotten him. Gooking at me he immediately

remo!ed a big garland from around the neck of the deity and put it on me this is a sign

of honoring .I.7.s in 4indu temples". I was rather puHHled. 4e ga!e me fruits etc., and

came out with me till the entrance while .I.7s were waiting by paying hea!y amount

etc. #hat night I narrated this to my house+owner who does part+time work in that

temple and he said that I was honoured because my prescription of one single dose

completely cured that priest, which he used to recall almost daily.

Oes, drop the symptom in Gilienthal and you get the remedyJ

Sometime you have to read the entire symptoms under $ind in all the remedies to

select a remedy for a patient. For this I use @oericke&s $ateria $edica and 4ering&s

/uiding 'ymptoms". @ut once you find the remedy, subseAuent cases reAuring that

remedy becomes easy.

I am not reporting herein cases treated and their follow+up but my attempt is to tell thereader how and what e-actly homoeopathic practice is. 0s one cannot learn swimming

without first getting into the water, nor car dri!ing without first sitting on the wheel, so

also without actual cases on hand one cannot learn homoeopathy. #o that e-tent only I

am Auoting actual cases as seen in my clinic.

0s already said in the beginning of this book I am a free+lance medical journalist and so

I took the following two cases as a challenge to homoeopathy. #hese two cases would

illustrate the reader how rich, e-act and accurate and also complete" our e-isting

materia medicas are. #hus and therefore, what is needed is e-act mastery of the use of


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the reference books 4i5.2 Gilienthal, @oericke, ent, 4ering&s and Cal!in @. nerr and

more importantly Oingling in the case of emergencies at the time of labor or abortion.".

ase "0: 0 patient with chronic headache, after spending much money with !arious

doctors, specialists and homoeopaths came to me. 0fter finishing the history of his se!enyears& pain in head, he ended up saying? Doctor, if you or any one can cure me of this

terrible headache, I won&t mind e!en gi!ing away half of my property worth three

millions" to that doctor.E

Doctors of all other systems would simply ignore the last line told by the patient.

If a patient is ready to pay (. millions I thought o!er this. I took this as a challenge to

homoeopathy. I am a free lance journalist and not a practising homoeopath" and told

him that he may first pay me ten thousand rupees and also gi!e me one week&s timewith a promise that if I do not cure him in one single dose or a few doses" in two week&s

time I would pay him double the amount paid by him. 0lso, if he is cured he may pay me

another ten thousand rupees. 4e agreed to this condition and paid ten thousand rupees.

I took a copy of @oericke&s $ateria $edica and went to a professor Bnglish in a college

and reAuested him to render me a help. I told him that he has to read the lines gi!en

only under the chapter %$ind& in all the remedies in @oerick&s $at. $ed. and underline if

any rele!ant line is found eAui!alent to the statement of a person who says that he

would pay half of his wealth if his headache is cured. I paid him fi!e thousand rupeeswhich the professor said is more than sufficient for the work"—It may take a few days,

daily spending two or three hours to go through the lines gi!en under the chapter %$ind&

in @oericke&s 599 pages materia medica.

#o another profesor of Bnglish I went with 4ering&s Muiding symptoms ten !olumes" and

paying him the remaining fi!e thousand rupees reAuested him to do the job of reading

the lines gi!en only under the chapter %$ind& in all the remedies and this too would take

a few days, daily working for three hours" and tell me if he finds anything eAui!alent to

the abo!e said statement of the headache patient.

#he first professor using @oericke&s" could not find any suitable line. @ut the second

professor underlined and pointed out the following lines under the remedy 'tillingia

under %$ind& in 4ering&s"

deplorably downhearted6 suffering e-treme torture from bone pains.E

3tillingia (;;;, one single dose cured the patient and he paid me another ten thousand

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to gi!e his entire wealth to the doctor who cures him" with the homoeo remedy

'tillingia.>

ase "": 4ere is another case of headache. #his +year old male patient remarked?

Doctor, all these years I ha!e been ha!ing these pains6 my sufferings are such that noamount of compensation would be eAual to it. B!en if you make me the 7resident of all

the nations in the world that would not be a sufficient compensation.E I told him the

same condition which I put to the patient in the earlier case. 0fter taking ten thousand

rupees I went to the two Bnglish professors, one with @oericke and the other with

4ering&s (; !olumes. In this case the professor going through @oericke&s $at. $edica

could help me. 4e pointed to the following found under the remedy 'elenium.

B-treme sadness, abject despair, uncompromising melancholy.E

'elenium (;$ one dose cured the patient and he paid me ten thousand rupees.

*n a later occasion the abo!esaid professors asked me what I did by their help and I

showed them that I practise homoeopathy. 3oon both of them started learning and

practising homoeopathy.

AS! "#: 0 middle aged man of forty walked in complaining of headache for a few

months. 0fter telling me that he tried allopathy, ayur!eda, homoeopathy etc. he told me

that the pain in head started the pre!ious year when he was ha!ing malarial fe!er6though malaria was cured, pain in head continued. Certain cases are the easiest to work

out6 certain cases are difficult"

Cal!in @. nerr&s epertory? Chapter No. 1;.

Fe!er, intermittent ague"?. with headache6 Cina, Cist., ali+c., 7olyp.

Fe!er, intermittent apyre-ia? headache, 0rn., Natr.m., 7olyp., 7uls.

7olyporus 7inicola, being common to the abo!e two lists was gi!en in single dose. #otal

relief felt for a month after which he reported relapse. #he same remedy was gi!en this

time in single dose in a higher potency and it is now more than se!en years and he is

free from headache. 0lso, his chronic constipation was cured.

#hus, in cases No. ), 1 and abo!e though the complaint, !iH., %headache& is same in all

of them, each patient got different remedies.

#o be precise, those symptoms which doctors of other medical systems would ignore, we

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#here are no specifics in homoeopathy.

hy should we do like this/ hy not ha!e a specific remedy for jaundice6 and another

for headache and so on and so forth/

*ur answer? Dear reader, the abo!e method of prescribing on %uncommon& symptom

alone can cure patients with one single dose or a few doses.

onclusion:

(. 4omoeopathy is complete in her e-isting armamentarium of materia medicas.

'. If you ha!e a good teacher of homoeopathy you can go to the top in a year or two.

Salient features of 6ering’s 7uiding symptoms 8"0 volumes9 and oeicke’s

)at. )edica.

Certain symptoms cannot be classified under any rubric and so the epertory becomes of

no use in such cases. #he following would illustrate that the practitioner should keep

such symptoms under his finger tip so that he may make ready use of them when told

by a patient.

*n oericke we find the following?

(. Its periods of aggra!ations are peculiarly di!ided as to the bodily region

affected6 thus the head and chest symptoms are worse mornings, the abdominal in

the afternoon, the pain in the limbs, the skin and febrile symptoms, in the

e!enings.E =0mmonium mur.>

'. $ind.—E3adunreasonable. 3kin.—Faintly de!eloped eruptions with defecti!e

!itality. =0mmon+carb.>

). 3ymptoms disposed to appear periodically and in groups.E =Cuprum met.>

0 practitioner would not and cannot understand the use of the following symptoms in4ering&s Muiding symptoms l; !olumes" unless a teacher points it out to them with

actual cases treated.

(. #he inflammation . . . runs in radii as it e-tends to adjacent parts.E

=@elladonna.>

'. Increased e-citability and action in !oluntary muscles, with diminution of it in

in!oluntary muscles.E =*pium.>

). . . . depression of !ital power on one side and increased irritability on the

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4is complaint pathology" is in ureter but he has pain in femoral part of urethra and

sacrum. #his is something rare+strange+peculiar. @oth these painful places are at the

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If an author has co!ered his subject in its entire depth and breadth, it would be indicated

by the fact that no other author would !enture or dare to write another book on the

same title. Oes, after 3amuel Gilienthal, no one dared to write a work with the title

omoeopathic #herapeutics.

e ha!e all along been struggling with repertories and materia medicas. @ut nobody is

able to get more than (;+);L of success, that too at the first !isit of the patient. #hus

and therefore a lateral thinking in bringing out a more sensible and useful or near+

unfailing reference work is needed and hats off to Dr. 3amuel Gilienthal for his work

4omoeopathic #herapeuticsE. 4ereinafter called Gilienthal." Oou call it Materia Medica or

%epertory or by any other name, it is par excellence. #he superiority of this reference

work e-cepting, of course, Dr. Oingling" can be demonstrated by the following?

(. Drop the symptom in Gilienthal and you get the remedy. 3ee Case Nos. ( to in the

following pages."

'. 3aid Dr. Charles Matchell in a re!iew of 4*$*B*70#4IC #4B07B

67 to 87 P"% C",# !1 CA"'A%"A, '&%/"%$"' CA, B" !," A)A( )$# #%""

!'"' !1 !M!"!PA#$C M"$C$,".


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#he foetus baby in the uterus of the pregnant mother" (+) weeks prior to deli!ery date

so long remaining in upright position" turns upside down, and the uterus descends down

in such a way that the head of the foetus remains fi-ed in the pel!ic floor of the mother.

(+) weeks later, at the deli!ery time the mouth of the uterus dilates and the child comes

out. B!en after the full term of ten months if the child does not turn upside down, or

turns half+way and lies crosswise, or

ha!ing turned upside down, does not descend further down, the attending lady doctor

would say that head is still floating or is in incorrect position and so opens the abdomen

to take out the child. #his is called caesarean surgery. 8; to :; per cent of caesarean

surgeries at the present day are conducted solely for this reason.

0t this time if the patient takes three doses of the homoeopathic medicine Pulsatilla-

9777, e!ery 1+9 hours, in the ne-t twenty+four hours it would be a normal and safe

deli!ery.

In the reference book #he Accoucheurs "mergency Manual by Dr. . 0. Oingling, $.D.,

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1" 3ome newly married women are prone to urinary infection and they spend in

thousands. 0gain, the same homoeo medicine 'taphysagria-9777, in one single dose,

would cure the condition in just a day&s time.

(reatment of swine flu

y Dr. 5. Krishnamurthy #hirty+eight years of teaching e-perience in 4omoeopathy,

Chinese 0cupressure S Dr. @ach Flower emedies of Bngland"

During the years ';;5+';;9, almost all homoeopathic practitioners had been gi!ing

different remedies for chikungunya disease mainly %hus. tox and "up. perf." to be taken

for days and weeks with little relief. #he undersigned was the first to declare that the

homoeopathic remedy Polyporus Pinicola+';; is almost a specific for chikungunya and

with this remedy MIBN IN *NB 3INMGB D*3B, my students had cured lakhs and lakhs

of chikungunya !ictims during the years ';;5 to ';;9. ate of success? more than

:8L".

I am not proud of the abo!e, because it is my duty, as 7rofessor of homoeopathy, to find

out the remedy for any epidemic. =0 teacher is he who makes difficult things easy. —

%alph )aldo "merson.> @e that as it may.

#hough, all practitioners had cured se!eral cases of chikungunya with one single dose of

7olyporus, what was disappointing is that not e!en a single homoeopath came forward to

ask me as to how $ selected 7olyporus 7inicola for chikungunya.

#hese homoeopaths who had cured chikungunya with one single dose of 7olyporus" are

now asking me what homoeo medicine is to be gi!en for swine flu. I am not satisfied

with this Auery. @ut I would be much pleased if they had asked me how I arri!ed at

7olyporus 7inicola for chikungunya and further how to find out the remedy for the

present pandemic swine flu.

I don&t mind declaring the name of the correct homoeopathic remedy which would be

almost a specific for swine flu. @efore this I would, first of all, like to teach thepractitioners as to how I found out the remedy for chikungunya. #his is more important.

3uch a teaching alone would help the reader to find out by himself a remedy for future

epidemics.

Chikungunya disease begins with fe!er, shi!ering and joint pains. $any patients had to

crawl for going to the toilet etc., because of crippling joint pains. #heir faces were

gloomy.E

3ee Cal!in @. nerr&s epertory—$IND 0ND DI37*3I#I*N—Mloomy, in ague? 7oly."


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:ague; malaria or another illness in4ol4ing fe4er and shi4ering<

Now, coming to the much dreaded swine flu.

a" those who had died in hospitals with swine flu had lung failure

b" swine flu starts with fe!er, sore throat and body pain.

3tep (? Fe!er with body pain, sore throat. #he rubric that you must take for this in

ent&s epertory is under MBNB0GI#IB3. Inflammation, internal?

3tep '? Disease of lung that speedily kills any patient6 the eAui!alent rubric in ent&s

epertory is 7neumonia C4B3#? 4epatiHation of lungs"

#he remedies scoring more points being common to the abo!e two lists" are CactusP1,

IodumP, alic+c.P1, ali+iod.P1, Gach.P, Gyc.P1, $erc+sol.P1, Nu-+!.P, 7hos.P5,

3ulph.P, #ereb.P

#hese remedies were studied in 'amuel *ilienthals !M!"!PA#$C #"%AP"$C'

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persons run away from the !ictims as if they are their enemies, for fear of contracting

swine flu.

0 lady took her +year old son to a doctor. #here a patient came to consult the doctor

because he was declared positi!e for swine flu. Immediately on hearing this that ladystarted running away with her son, lest he may be infected.

#he otherwise healthy person considers the !ictim of swine flu as his enemy. #he !ictims

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For the fresh graduate this book will be in!aluable to the older one who says he has no

use of this book, we ha!e nothing to say. 4e is a good one to a!oid when well, and to

dread when ill.E

6A1(!? B "

6;C (; ?! !1*D!)*SE!+D!)*SE 1andemics C*(6 ;+! S*+7,! D;S!F

=It seems that the present day homoeopaths are not at all interested in !ery good

reference books. #he following from the book 4*$*B*70#4IC #4B07B


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• In cholera, then, the e-treme coldness and blueness point to Camphor.

• 0gain, with Camphor there are often scanty as well as copious discharges, so that

the cholera patient is often taken so suddenly that he has the coldness, blueness

and e-haustion and almost no !omiting or diarrhoea, a condition called dry cholera.

• It simply means an uncommonly small amount of !omiting and diarrhoea. K #his

is Camphor.

• 0nother prominent feature is the great coldness of the body without the usual

sweat that belongs to the disease.

• Cuprum and eratrum ha!e the cold clammy sweat, and Camphor also has sweat,

but more commonly the patient needing Camphor is !ery cold, blue and dry and

wants to be unco!ered. #hat is striking.

• Bupatorium perf. has been a !ery useful remedy in intermittent fe!er, when

epidemic in the !alleys.

• Bupatorium perf. K !pidemic influenHa.

• Buphorbium K!pidemic influenHa

•

Ferr+met K 7neumonia epidemica ? dyspnoea gradually increased6 no pressureunder sternum6 pale face6 stupid6 roof of mouth white6 skin neither burning nor cold

and damp6 pulse ne!er hard and full.

• Ferr+met? !pidemic pneumonia. #he symptoms are? pneumonia senilis6 la-ity of

fibre6 pulse soft and Auick, or slow and easily compressible6 dyspnoea slowly

increasing6 bloody e-pectoration6 epidemic pneumonia, dyspnoea gradually

increasing, no pressure under sternum6 pale, stupid face6 roof of mouth white6 skin

neither burning nor cold and damp6 pulse ne!er hard and full.

• Gycopodium K 7aro-ysms commence between 1 and 9 7.$. 6 sometimes with

chill, again without6 thirsty or not6 sleepy6 fe!er lasts till midnight or ' 0.$. ,

generally followed by sweat. V !pidemic intermittent.

• $ancinella K 0ngina following scarlet fe!er, or during epidemic of latter.

• $erc., Ipec. and 0con. are freAuently indicated in epidemic dysentery that

comes in hot weather, and Ipec., Dulc. and $erc. are freAuently indicated in the

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• $erc+iod+rub. K Mlandular swellings6 e-udation limited, transparent and easily

detached6 cases attending epidemic scarlet fe!er. V Diphtheria.

• $erc+sol.? For epidemic coryHa the remedy is $erc+sol. #he symptoms are?

freAuent sneeHing, copious discharge of watery sali!a6 swelling, redness and rough,scraping soreness of the nose, with itching and pain in the nasal bones on pressing

upon them6 foetid smell of the nasal mucus6 painful hea!iness of the forehead6

night+sweats, chills and fe!erish heat6 great thirst6 pains in the limbs, aggra!ated by

warmth or cold, by dampness.

$erc+sol? !pidemic broncho+pneumonia. #he symptoms are? bilious pneumonia

chel.", with blood+streaked e-pectoration and sharp pains shooting through lower

portion of right lung to back, cannot lie on right side6 icteroid symptoms6 slimy stools,

attended with great tenesmus before, during and after stool chel., free discharges".asthenic pneumonia with feeling of weight in lungs, U walking or ascending, short cough

and e-pectoration of bloody sali!a6 epidemic broncho+pneumonia, with deep irritation of

the ner!ous system6 nose, laryn- and trachea become suddenly dry, dyspnoea sets in

with spasmodic cough, U at night, and yellow+green, blood+streaked e-pectoration6 skin

burning hot, at times co!ered with copious sweat6 tongue yellow, soon becomes dry6

senses dull, !iolent headache, soporous condition, with light delirium6 complains of little

or no pain influenHa"6 infantile lobular pneumonia

$er+sol. K 0ngina ? great dryness in mouth and throat6 e-pectoration of masses of mucus from pharyn- and choanae6 ptyalism6 face pale red6 left side swollen6 dry heat,

with confusion of head6 burning skin6 constant thirst6 freAuent, strong pulse6 se!ere

chill, with drawing in limbs and lassitude6 nauseating belching6 beating in left praecordia6

se!ere drawing pain in nape and down back6 pain in parotid glands and muscles of neck,

not agg by motion6 fe!er agg in e!ening6 thick, white coat on tongue6 stitching pain in

throat when mo!ing jaw6 pain e-tending to ears6 !ertigo when rising6 stitches in occiput,

with slight cough6 se!ere headache, particularly in left temple6 se!ere dull pain in

occiput6 skin of head and face seems tense6 fauces of a coppery red color6 soft palate

and tonsils greatly swollen, dark red and pressed forward6 stinging pains from emptyswallowing at night and in cold air6 agg 3pring and Fall and in wet, cold weather6

epidemic, young people especially affected6 chronic or habitual.

7odophyllum? endemic dysentery

7olyporus off Febris intermittens" K sporadic or endemic fe!ers at any season e-cept

fall. almost continued fe!er, though it ne!er runs !ery high6 great languor and aching in

all joints. creeping chills along spine, between shoulder+blades, up the back to nape,

intermingled with hot flushes6 unusual chilliness in open air, with icy coldness of nose.heat with thirst, face hot and flushed, with prickly sensation6 hands, palms, feet hot and


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dry. sweat profuse after midnight in old chronic cases, otherwise light. apyre-ia? hepatic

pains with jaundice, great lassitude, constipation and headache6 food passes undigested.

eratrum alb K Fall and spring? whooping+cough epidemics6 neuralgia in arms.

eratrum alb? epidemic whooping+cough spring and fall" the remedy is. #he

symptoms are? deep, hollow, ringing cough, e-cited by a tickling in the lowest branches

of bronchi, seeming as if it came from abdomen, at night without, in daytime with

e-pectoration of yellow, tenacious mucus, of a bitter saltish, or sour and putrid taste6

worse from coming from a cold into a warm air, from getting warm, damp cold weather,

eating and drinking cold things6 neck too weak to hold head up6 cold sweat on forehead6

great cra!ing for acids and acid fruits.

iola odorata K !pidemic dysentery, characteriHed by spasmodic tenesmus, intestinalspasms, tympanitis, etc.

Wantho-ylum K !pidemic dysentery, characteriHed by spasmodic tenesmus, intestinal

spasms, tympanitis, etc.

Qincum met K !pidemic membranous croup

Qincum met K !pidemic meningitis cerebro+spinalis6 short breathing, anguish, pressure

in chest, and freAuently returning dry tussiculation, pulse remarkably slow6 pulse small,freAuent, !ery changeable, breathing irregular6 short, dry, spasmodic cough6 mental

disturbance.

From the abo!e list we can easily find out and say that 7olyporus 7inicola otherwise

called 7olyporus *fficinalis" is the specific for chikungunya. 0lso $erc+sol. or Ferr+m. are

specific for swine flu.

#he one author who treated more number of diseases by using more number of

remedies for each disease is Dr. 3amuel Gilienthal, the great. e ha!e to salute him forha!ing told us that 7olyporus is specific for chikungunya and $erc+sol is specific for

swine flu. @ut no homoeopath wants to make use of the book 4*$*B*70#4IC

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under the illusion that once the homoeo software is installed he can be damn

sure of selecting the remedy for his patients. #o remo!e the abo!e illusion this

chapter is being written.

(" #he ignorant and innocent practitioner searches in the software for the disease %diabetes& and he gets some results. @ut, at the same time, he would be missing many

remedies for diabetes. #his is because in some places of materia medicas for %diabetes&

the term %glycosuria& is used.

'" @efore programming the materia medica they must either change all the words

%glycosuria& as %diabetes& or gi!e %diabetes& within brackets after all the words %glycosuria.&

@ecause of ignorance and innocence those selling softwares will not listen to these

obser!ations.

a" #he person designing the homoeo software is grossly ignorant of homoeopathy6 for

e-ample, many softwares do not contain Cal!in @. nerr&s epertory, one of the best

repertories. It is unfortunate that e!en professors in homoeo colleges are ignorant of

this book. *r, ha!ing a copy of it, they do not know how to use it".

b" Doctors using such softwares are ignorant of the scope and limitations of computers

and also are ignorant of the ignorance of those designing and selling homoeo softwares.

e cannot educate both doctors using homoeo softwares" and those selling them. 0nd

the poor doctor would argue that he had gi!en the correct/" remedy as per computer

results, which, in his opinion is unfailing and final.

0gain a doctor may search for %li!er& but in many places we find eAui!alent terms

%hepatic affections& etc. and the list goes on.

@e that as it may.

epertory of softwares is not a hundred per cent foolproof method. #hey are only aids in

finding the remedy.

Instances of cases where repertories and softwares are of no use?


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0mmonium+mur? Its periods of aggra!ations are peculiarly, di!ided as to the bodily

region affected6 thus the head and chest symptoms are worse mornings, the abdominal

in the afternoon, the pains in the limbs, the skin and febrile symptoms, in the e!eningsE.

@elladonna? Inflammation of internal organs #he inflammation runs in radii as ite-tends to adjacent parts,E =3ee case no ( and (5 on page ';>

Nu-+!omica? 0fraid she may not ha!e enough to li!e on =3ee case No. ) on page 9>

*pium? Increased irritability and action in !oluntary muscles, with diminution of it in

in!oluntary musclesE =3ee case no. () on page (:>

7ulsatilla? depression of !ital power on one side and increased irritability on the

otherE =3ee case no. (1 on page (:>

It is not our aim to altogether condemn softwares. It has its own uses and with the

software presently a!ailable in the market no one can get more than two per cent

success.

6A1(!? B $

congestion ?ush of lood 6yperaemia

$ost homoeopaths remain as symptom+co!erers. @ernard 3haw wrote that if a

homoeopath looks at a Chinese he would prescribe him for jaundice because the colour

of skin of any Chinese is yellow."

B!en if a ;.;;;( per cent of the total homoeo prescription so far made all o!er the world

from the time of Dr. 4ahnemann till today had been correct, we would by now ha!e

closed more than fifty per cent of allopathic hospitals. #his statement admits the fact

that the standard of practice of homoeopathy is certainly below par all o!er the world.

No homoeopath need get offended by this statement. e are only trying to carefully lift

all mysterious clouds en!eloping homoeopathy.

@e that as it may. Get us now learn some term.

%Congestion.& hen two or more symptoms are in one and the same part of the body,

instead of considering each symptom separately you should take this rubric %congestion&.

For e-ample, a patient came in complaining headache, dandruff and hair fall6 he had

been ha!ing this for se!eral years. #he neophyte would take %dandruff& %hair fall& and

%headache& for finding the remedy. @ut these three symptoms found together in one


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place 4i5.2 head, we should not take the three symptoms separately but as one whole

unit and the term is congestion.

0 patient was ha!ing !aricose !eins in legs, pain in knee, corns on sole, cramps in feet.

0ll these complaints are on the lower limb. 4ere too we must use the rubric %congestion.&

*nstances where also you would press into service this term Gcongestion.’

hen pain or some other symptom is felt in a part while e-erting another part. ". g.2

headache while coughing, in!oluntary urination or urging to urinate when e-cited etc.

For acute diseases you may search in your !arious repertories as such i.e. %head, pain on

coughing& etc. @ut for chronic diseases you must use the term %congestion& in the

repertory.

orry causes headache. $ental tension causes or aggra!ates skin complaints. For this

we ha!e the term neurotic ecHema. =3ee the remedy Anacardium !rientale in

@oericke&s $ateria $edica. In that remedy under the para 3kin we find the following?

Intense itching, ecHema, with mental irritability neurotic ecHema.>

0uthors of some homoeo reference books uses the term %rush of blood& or %hyperaemia&

in place of %congestion& in the homoeopathic materia medicas. =4yperaemia P an e-cess

of blood in an organ or other part of the body.>

?ush of blood" Complained of by plethoric, debilitated, hypochondriac, or ner!ous

indi!iduals. #he principal remedies are? (, 0con., 0ur., Calc., 4ep., alm., reos., Gyc.,

7hos., 3ep., 3ulph.6 ', 0mb., 0mm., 0rn., @ell., @ry., Carb. !., Caust., Croc., Chin., Fer.,

Iod., Natr. m., Nu- !., *p., 7etr., 7hos. ac., hus, 3amb., 3arsap., 3enn., 3il., 3tann.,

#huj. K rush of blood of plethoric indi!iduals reAuires? (, acon., aur., bell., calc., lyc.,

phos., sep., sulph.

Dear ?eaderOou ha!e read the fist 1; pages of our book 0d!ance 4omoeo 7ractice. If you want

the complete book 9'; pages" please send s.5;P;; to Dr. . rishnamurthy.

Dr. 5. Krishnamurthy

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Dr )ohd Hur2an Aamer

3ome useful tips on 4omoeopathy in day to day practice

(. 0 single symptom causing suffering is completely recorded only when its historyorigin, progress and conditions attached circumstances of aggra!ation, of

amelioration, time of occurrence and of greatest intensity ,how affected by position,

rest, motion, eating, drinking, or the performance of anybody function, by mental

emotions or by any other cause K all this is included in the totality.

'. It is e-pecting too much of homoeopathy to cure symptoms e-pressing protest

against a continuing and remo!able cause. Find the cause K mental, moral, physical

or hygienic. emo!e the cause or causes. #hen if aught else remains, homoeopathy

will take care of that.

). hen the moon is decreasing, 7hos, 3il, etc. may be used in patients ha!ingdamaged organs safely and with good effect.

1. In ad!anced disease, malignant or tubercular, the most terrible thing you can do

is to gi!e the indicated remedy in high potency. Mi!e anything but that.

. In chronics, the latest symptoms, e!en though they may appear insignificant, are

always the most important in the selection of a remedy. #he oldest are the least

important. 0ll symptoms in between must be arranged in order of their appearance.

*nly such patients remain well and are really cured who ha!e been rid of their

symptoms in the re!erse order of their de!elopment.

5. In epilepsy you will ne!er cure unless you find a remedy that co!ers and

corresponds in the e!ery respect to the acute attack. #hen follow with the

complementary or chronic remedy as curati!e. #he chronic remedy gi!en during the

attack would aggra!ate too strongly.

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@ytes

)'.4ypericum? @ites of bugs. In Dog bites or others when the wound does not heal

and there is burning and stinging pain with shining red edges.

)). 0cetic 0cid? @ite of cat whether mad or otherwise ", lacerated wound, upper and

lower leg swollen apply also e-ternally in $other #incture form".

)1. Gyssin? @ites of dog, burning, better by hot steam. 4eadache due to dog bite.

7eculiar sensations at seat or in adjacent parts, pricking sensation, boring and

burning proceeding from wound.

). @ite by Geeches, gangrenous. Is also specific for dog bite.

)5.Molondrina? 0n antidote to snake poisoning. Its use renders the body immune to

the influence of snake poison and thus is a prophylactic.

)8. Gedum 7alustre? @ites by rats or scorpions. 0pply Gedum 7al+$other #incture

e-ternally. It&ll gi!e immediately relief in $osAuito bites, stings of @ees etc. @ites

of angry animals.

)9.Cistus Can? @ites by mad animals and in 7oisoned wound.

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18.3enega? @ite by angry animals.

19.Causticum ? @ites of tongue and cheeks while chewing.

1:.*leum 0ni? @ites of cheeks while eating.

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selected to treat cerebral palsy on the basis of cause, condition, sensation and modality

of the complaint .

Following A to I 6omoeopathic remedies are found useful in management of

cerebral palsy.

• Aethusa K epileptic spasms with clenched thumbs ,red face Byes and ision

turned downwards, pupils fi-ed and dialtaed6 foam at the mouth,jaws locked ,pulse

small hard Auick.

• @elladona+acts upon e!ery part of the ner!ous system ,producing acti!e

congestion ,furious e-citement ,per!erted special senses ,twitching,con!ulsions and

pain.

• Cuprum metallicum+con!ulsions with blue face and clenched thumbs . clonic

spasms ,beginning in fingers and toes .paralysis of tongue imperfect stammering

speech

• Dolichos K can be used to pre!ent con!ulsions.

• Bserine+ slows action of heart and increses arterial tension6 in ciliary spasm and

spasmodic astigmatism due to irregular action of ciliary muscle .

• Formica rufa Kweakness of lower e-tremities. 7araplegia

• Melsemium K complete rela-ation and prostration of whole muscular system with

entire motor paralysis .Gack of muscular coordination 6 confused 6muscles refuse to

obey the will.

• 4yoscyamus niger K 3pasms without consciousness , spasm of children after

anger of mother .!ery restless ,e!ery muscle in the body twitches,from eyes to the

toes .

• Indigo+ action on the ner!ous system and of undoubted benefit in the treatment

of epilepsy with great sadness.

• 2atropha urens sponge nettle K oedema and cardiac paresis

• ali bromatum+loss of sensibility ,fauces laryn- ,urethra, entire body

staggering ,uncertain gait,feels as if legs were all o!er sidewalk.incordination of

muscles .Bpilepsy congenital syphilitic .

• Gyssin K con!ulsions from daHHeling or reflected light from water or mirror 6from

e!en thinking of fluids of any kind 6from slightest touch or current of air.


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• $ythylene @lue+ remedy for neuralgia ,neurasthenia .#endency to tremor chorea

and epilepsy .

• Nu- !omica Kcon!ulsions with consciousness U anger, emotion, touch ,mo!ing

• *pium K ailments ? with insensibility and partial or complete paralysis 6 that

originate from fright , bad effects of the fear still remaining 6 from charcoal !apors,

from inhaling gas 6 of drunkards .spasm of children from approach of strangers

,from nursing after fright of mother ,from crying .eyes half open and upturned .

• 7lumbum K $uscular atrophy from sclerosis of spinal system .spasms+ clonic

6tonic6 from cerebral sclerosis or tumor 6 epilepsy or epileptiform con!ulsions .

• Xuinidine+ paro-ysmal tachycardia and auriculae fibrillation .heart is slowed and

the auriculo K!entricular conduction time is lengthened .

• hus to-icodendron+ paralysis with numbness of an affected part 6 from getting

wet on lying on damp ground6 paresis of limbs 6 ptosis .

• 3tramonium+ con!ulsions with consciousness 6 renewed by slight of bright light

,of mirror or water .#witching of single muscles or group of muscles ,especially

upper part of the body 6chorea.

• #arantula K constant mo!ements of the legs , arms, trunk with inability to doanything 6 twitching and jerking of muscles .hyperaesthesia 6 least e-citement

irritates followed by languid sadness.

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• Iincum metalicum K con!ulsions during dentition , with pale face ,no heat

,e-cept perhaps in occiput ,no increase in temaparture ,rolling the eyes 6gnashing

the teeth .automatic motion of hands and head ,or one hand and head .twitching

and jerking of single muscles .

0bo!e remedies can be prescribed on basis of diagnosis, sensation , modalities and

concomitants present with the chief complaint .

Summer Diseases and Homoeopathy Medicines

Dr A *landiraiyan

Abscesses, suppurations Summer, a! in "acillus #$

Asthma, % in summer Syph

ASHMA, summer, in amel! 'arb(v

Asthmatic cold, )rom takin summer, in Ars

"ack Pain eneral summer, in *yc

"+RNN-, pain soles summer, in .esp

'hildren /MA'A0N, summer complaint, in a)ter Med

'hildren /MA'A0N, summer complaint, in 'o1

'H**N/SS summer Ant(c

'ory2a -eneral Summer Dulc, els

'ory2a -eneral Summer diarrhea, 3ith Dulc

'0R45A, summer -els

'RA'6S, skin summer a 'oc(c

'R0+P4, couh, 3inter, alternatin 3ith sciatica in summer Staph

Diarrhea children, in summer, in Sec

Diarrhea cold drinks, a)ter a! Summer, in 'arb(v, nat(s, nu7(m,

verat

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Diarrhea periodical summer 6ali(bi

DARRH/A, eneral, cold, drinks, a)ter summer, in 'arb(v, nat(s, nu7(m,

verat

DARRH/A, eneral, periodical summer 6ali(bi

D88'+*, breathin summer a! Ar(n, syph

/pista7is -eneral Summer *yc

/R+P0NS summer, in "ov, raph, kali(bi, led,

mur(ac, sars, sel

/R+P0NS, )acial rouh summer 6alm

/7tremities paralysis eneral river bath in Summer 'aust

/ye -ranular lids eneral Summer Nu7(v

/ye N8*AMMA0N, summer Sep

8ace eruptions acne Summer, in "ov

8ace eruptions rouh Summer 6alm

8ANN-, )aintness, heated, 3hen summer, )rom Ant(c, ip

8ANN-, heated, 3hen summer, )rom Ant(c, ip

8AS, pulse summer complaint, in, #9$ to #:$ 8err(p

-ASR', )ever hot 3eather, in, )rom abuse o) ice 3ater and summer

beveraes

'arb(v

-eneral rheumatic Summer, in Sulph

H/A/D, becomin a! 3eakness, causes summer, in Alum, corn, iod, lach,

nat(c, nat(m, sel

ndiestion summer heat, )rom "ry

N/RM/N )ever summer, in beinnin o) *ach

PAN, stomach summer a! -uai

PAN, teeth, toothaches summer, in the Ant(c, bell, bry, calc, carb(

v, cham, lach, lyc, nat(c,


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nat(m, nu7(v, puls, sel

PARA*4SS, river bath in summer, )rom "ell(p, caust, rhus(t

R/S*/SS, summer complaints, in Acon, )err(p

Skin discoloration yello3, ;aundice, Summer, every 'hin(ar, chion

Skin eruptions summer in 'alc

Sleep restless summer complaints, in 8err(p

S*//PN/SS, summer heat, 3ith eneral debility, in colds, in -els

SPASM0D', couh, summer heat amel Ars

Stomach pain -eneral Summer a! -uai

S+MM/R, ailments since Podo, sin(n

S+MM/R, cool days in summer, a)ter "ry

S+MM/R, overcoat, 3earin in Hep, psor

Summer, spells o) vertio in Phos, psor

+"/R'*/S, summer 6ali(bi

.0MN-, eneral blood, o) summer evenins -uai

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seful tips

• Mi!e medicine either dissol!ed in water or pills placed beneath the tongue for

better results.

• #ry to comprehend the case properly and in doubt only go for the tips mentioned

here+below.

• hen a patient uses, %I&, while narrating symptom, it is a general symptom. hen

patient uses %my& instead of %I&, it is particular symptom. #his is general rule.

• 0!oid using sub+standard medicine. Met your medicines from good and reliable

drug company.

• Mi!e medicines to physically and mentally handicapped persons free of cost.

• B-amine e!ery patient physically using your instruments. erbal enAuiries do not

satisfy the patients.

• 7otency selection of the remedy must be through susceptibility, sensiti!ity and

stage of disease besides similarity of the selected medicine with disease.

• #ell the patient not to take medicine during its aggra!ation time. e-amples are?

ars. ( to ' 0$ and 7$, arn, nu- and heper+50$, bell ) to 17$ and lyco 1 to 9 7$ 87$", hus+t+ 87$ and so on"

• 0melioration followed by return of old symptoms means that cure will take place.

3udden amelioration of all symptoms shows the remedy is right and disease is not

deep seated. 3hort and sharp aggra!ation followed by long amelioration tells that

remedy is right. Gong aggra!ation followed by slow impro!ement means disease is

deep seated and prognosis is not good. Xuick impro!ement followed by long

aggra!ation also means the same.

• hen urine, stool, sweat, sleep and thirst ha!e become normal and appetite has

also returned normal, think that the remedy has worked.

• hen patient&s energy has increased and he feels well although physically not

well, your remedy has worked.

!Jternal hemorrhoids painful

• First day+ Nitric acid ';; morning, and #huja ';; after noon.

• 3econd day+ 3ilicea ';; morning, and Nitric acid ';; afternoons.


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• #hird day+ #huja ';; morning and 3il ';; afternoon.

• Fourth day+ Nitric acid ';; morning and #huja ';; afternoon.

•

Ne-t three days+ 3.G. morning and afternoon. #he patient will get tremendousrelief.

• If the pains are not there after say two days, use 3.G. on third and fourth day

onwards.

1ains Skeletal muscles cramps sprains etc.

• @ry ';; and hus to- ';;, morning and afternoon respecti!ely on first day.

• uta ';; and @ry ';; morning and afternoon on second day.

• hus to- ';; and uta ';; morning and e!ening on third day.

• @ry ';; and hus to- ';; morning and e!ening on fourth day.

• Ne-t three days+ 3G.

1ains Smooth muscles pains spasmodic and colicky

• Colo ';; and $ag.phos ';;, morning and e!ening for four days.

• If the pains are not there after, say, two days, use 3.G. on third and fourth day

onwards.

1ains ,ancinating and shooting

• 4yperi ';; in the morning, phytoll ';; in the e!ening Kfirst day

• 3taph ';; in the morning and 4yp.';; in the e!ening+ second day

• epeat and alternate in the manner as in skeletal muscle pains.

1us cell in urine

• Gyco ); on empty stomach and Gyco ';; at (7.$ for three days only. 3.G. Gater

for fi!e days. Met the pus cells checked after eight days and find pus cell much less.

Do not repeat and go for other symptoms of body.

Diarrhea and vomiting after marriage party or heavy meals outside in hotels


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• 0rs ';; two doses after an inter!al of one hour and then same in the night.

• Ne-t day 7uls );RXID

•

#hird day, 7uls );R#D3

• Fourth day, 7uls );R@D

• #here will not be any need for any other medicine after four days.

*ndigestion flatulence constipation 8general9

• Nu- !om );, e!ening and night, sulpher ); in morning for three days.

Amoebiasis chronic

• First day+3ulpher ';;, morning and e!ening+ first day.

• 3econd day+$erc. 3ol ';; in the morning and #huja ';; e!ening.

• #hird day+3ulpher ';;, morning, $erc.sol ';; afternoon before sun set, and

#huja ';; in e!ening.

• Fourth to se!enth day K $erc. sol';; morning and #huja ';; e!ening.

1rostate enlargement3 61

• 3abal. s+X+9 drops morning, 4ydrang+X+ 9 drops e!ening and conium ';; bed

time for three days. #his will control most of problems of @47. #hereafter, gi!e

conium ';; weekly one dose and biochemic Calc. fluor 5-R #D3 daily. Check the

prostate weight and urine+ residue after one month. Oou will find e-cellent results.

pper respiratory tract infection

• 0co 5 in morning, Mel 5 in afternoon and 0rs 5 in e!ening for three days.

old running nose and sneeLing

• 0co 5 e!ery hour fi!e doses. unning nose will abort. Ne-t day gi!e aco 5 four

times a day.

• #hird day, aco 5 three times a day.

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• $yristca seb+ ';;W, one dose will make difference.

7lease note that failures are due to non+comprehension of cases properly, use of

substandard medicines and lack of e-perience.

Homeopathic Mother inctures =/7ternal +se>

Chrysarobinum K 0cne (ZGocally as a cerate, 1+9 grains to the ounce, of !aseline.

Bchinacea K 0cne 'ZCan be applied on face mi-ed with any facial cream.

Ichthyolum K 0cne rosaceaZB-ternally used as an ointment with Ganoline '; to ; per

cent.

Cinnamonum K 0ntiseptic (Z)+1 drops in ' Auarts of water and should be used as adouche.

• Bchinacea K 0ntiseptic 'Z@ed sores, Carbuncles,Insect+bites, Mangrene.

• Bupatorium 0romaticum+ 0phthaeZ0phthous disease of mouths of infants.


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• $omordica @alsamina K @urnsZ


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• atanhia Fissures 'Zith great constriction of anus and knife+like stitches.

• @adiaga K ZFrecklesZCan be used e-ternally.

•

uta K ra!eolensZManglionZ0pply tincture locally.

• Ceanothus K 4air tonicZ


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• $enthol K 7ruritus (ZBspecially used in pruritis !ul!ae.

• 3ymphytum K 7ruritus aniZ


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• 7hytolacca K 3ore throatZ#ake drops, mi- with half a cup of water and gargle.

• 7latanus K #umorsZ#arsal tumours.

•

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0cneZ@erberis aAuefolium, 2uglans regia.

0ddison&s diseaseZ0drenalin.

• 0denoidsZ0graphis nutans.

• 0diposityZCalotropis, Fucus !esiculosus, 7hytolacca @erry.

• 0fter+painsZCaulophyllum.

• 0galacteaZicinus communis,


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• 0scitesZ0donis !ernalis, 0pis mellifica, 0pocyanum, China officinalis, Digitalis.

• 0sthma, cardiacZCon!alleria majalis, Iberis, 3trophanthus.

•

0sthmaZ@latta orientalis, Mrindelia, Gobelia inflata, 7assiflora, 7othos, 3enega.

• 0trial fibrillationZDigitalis.

• 0trophyZ*leum 2ecoris.

• 0HoturiaZ3enna.

• @ackacheZ7hosphoric acid, @erberis !ulgaris, Chelidonium, China officinalis,

Gobelia inflata.

• @arber&s itchZ#huja occidentalis.

• @ed+soresZCalendula officinalis, Bchinacea, 4ypericum.

• @iliousnessZCarica pappaya., Chelidonium.

• @ladder irritable"Z@erberis !ulgaris, Bupatoreum purpureum, 3enega, 3olidago,

esicaria communis.

• @lood pressure K highZCrataegus, auwolfia serpentina, eratrum album.

• lood pressure K lowZ0!ena sati!a, Cactus grandiflorus, Minseng.

• @one affections bruised"Z3ymphytum.

• @radycardiaZ0pocynum, Digitalis.

• @rain fagZ7hosphoric acid.

• @reast, shri!elledZ3abal serrulata.

• @right&s diseaseZ0pocynum, #erebinth.

• @ronchitis chronic"Z0mmonium carbonicum, 3enega.

• @ronchitisZ@ryonia alba, 2usticia adhatoda, 3olidago.

• @ronchopneumoniaZ0mmoniacum gummi.

• @ronchorrhoeaZ0mmoniacum gummi, @alsamum peru!ianum, Bucalyptus.


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• @ruises and contusionsZ0rnica montana, Calendula officinalis, 4amamelis.

• @uboZ@ufo rana.

•

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• CholelithiasisZChionanthus, 4ydrastis.

• CholeraZCamphora, Coffea mocha, #rychosanthis dioica.

•

ChordeeZ0ga!e, Oohimbinum.

• ChoreaZ0garicus muscaris.

• CicatricesZ#hiosinaminum.

• Cirrhosis of li!erZCarduus marianus, Chelidonium, China officinalis.

• Climacteric flushingsZ0myl nitrite, 3anguinaria.

• ColitisZCynodon dactylon.

• Colic renal"Z@erberis !ulgaris, 4ydrangea, *cimum canum, 7areira bra!a,

3arsaparilla, 3olidago,


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• CroupZ0conite, 3anguinaria, 3pongia.

• CyanosisZGaurocerasus.

•

CystitisZBAuisetum, 7areira bra!a, esicaria.

• CystsZ0pis mellifica.

• DandruffZ@adiaga, Cochlearia, #huja occidentalis.

• DeafnessZ4ydrastis, $eHereum, erbascum.

• DebilityZ0

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