Succuss
Juice, the fluid constituents of the body tissue.
Related Words: Dynamization, Potency, Trituration, Succussion, Potentization
Constitution
A particular tendency or the general temperament of the body, composition. In homeopathy it includes not only the composition of the body but also the diathesis, temperament, reaction to temperature, miasm etc.
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Agaricus Muscarius
January 9, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
Persons with light hair; skin and muscles lax. Old people with weak, indolent circulation. Drunkards, especially for their headaches; bad effects after a debauch (Lob., [...]
Arnica Montana
January 9, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
Arnica suits Nervous women, sanguine plethoric persons, lively expression and very red face.
For the bad effects resulting from mechanical injuries; even if received years ago.
Especially [...]
Sarsaparilla
January 8, 2010 by James Tyler Kent
Filed under Lectures on Homeopathic Materia Medica - James Tyler Kent
Generalities: Sarsaparilla is suitable in low forms of chronic disease, especially in complex states resulting from mixed miasms; especially in cases of sycosis and syphilis; cases made complex by Mercury, sycosis [...]
Natrum Carbonicum
January 7, 2010 by James Tyler Kent
Filed under Lectures on Homeopathic Materia Medica - James Tyler Kent
Proved by Hahnemann, Hering and others.
Persons who are in the habit of taking carbonate of soda for sour stomach get a proving of this remedy. I have met some of these people [...]
Cicuta Virosa
January 7, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
Women subject to epileptic and choreic convulsions; spasms of teething children, or from worms.
Convulsions: violent, with frightful distortions of limbs and whole body; with loss [...]
Conium Maculatum
January 6, 2010 by James Tyler Kent
Filed under Lectures on Homeopathic Materia Medica - James Tyler Kent
This medicine is a deep, long acting antipsoric, establishing a state of disorder in the economy that is so far reaching and so long lasting that it disturbs almost all the tissues of the body. Glands: The complaints are brought on from taking cold, and the glands become affected all over the body. From [...]
Magnesia Carbonica
January 4, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
For persons, especially children, of irritable disposition, nervous temperament ( Cham. ); lax fibre; sour smell of whole body ( Rheum ).
The whole body feels tired and painful especially the legs and feet; aching, restless.
Spasmodic affections of stomach and intestines ( Col. , Mag. p. ), increased secretion from mucous membranes.
Unrefreshing sleep, more tired on [...]
Medorrhinum
January 4, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
For the constitutional effects of mal-treated and suppressed gonorrhoea, when the best selected remedy fails to relieve or permanently improve.
For persons suffering from gout, rheumatism, neuralgia and diseases of the spinal cord and its membranes – even organic lesions ending in paralysis – which can be traced to a sycotic origin.
For women, with chronic ovaritis, [...]
Sambucus Nigra
January 4, 2010 by H.C.Allen
Filed under Keynotes and Characteristics - H C Allen
Adapted to diseases of scrofulous children, which affect the air passages specially.
Persons formerly robust and fleshy, suddenly become emaciated ( Iod. , Tub. ).
Bad effects of violent mental emotions; anxiety, grief, or excessive sexual indulgence ( Phos. ac. , Kali p. ).
Oedmatous swelling in various parts of the body, especially in legs, instep and feet.
Dry [...]
Not All Fat is Bad!
December 30, 2009 by Manish Bhatia
Filed under Health, Diet & Fitness
Good fats can help you lose weight. For over 30 years, fats have been considered responsible for the extra pounds. Diets entirely excluded the fat intake, although the human body needs fat to function properly! Persons who have excluded the fat from the menu were observed imbalances and diseases of certain organs, which until now [...]
How I Harmonized Traditional Classical Homeopathy and the Sensation Method
December 15, 2009 by Karen Berson
Filed under General Papers
The Vital Sensation method is greatly misunderstood by many homoeopaths. Often the criticisms leveled at it are not based on an accurate understanding of its methodology or philosophy. Karen Bearson’s experience with this new form of case-taking mirrors my own in many respects, and her conclusion is the same one I came to – something new in homoeopathy does not need to diverge from the traditional Hahnemannian principles. In fact in many ways Vital Sensation reinforces the guidelines in the Organon. Enjoy the recount of her journey.
When the Remedy Doesn’t Work – Energy has to flow!
November 15, 2009 by Marc Van Wijk
Filed under General Papers, Homeopathy Clinical Cases
In a previous article*, I wrote about the possible actions one can take when the remedy doesn’t seem to work. I stated that the simillimum [...]
Homeopathy – Not Vaccines!
October 1, 2009 by C. J. Varghese
Filed under Health, Diet & Fitness, Kid's Health
Prevention against diseases and the search for a panacea was an age-old concern for the mankind. Even now, in the twenty first century, man is [...]
The Law of Cure (1916)
September 14, 2009 by C.M. Boger
Filed under Homeopathy Archives, Homeopathy Article Archive, Lesser Writings - C.M. Boger
During the historical period man has slowly evolved, at a fearful cost, from the intuitive state into one largely based upon a knowledge of the laws [...]
Aphorism 181 to 190
September 12, 2009 by Samuel Hahnemann
Filed under Organon of Medicine - Samuel Hahnemann
§ 181
Let is not be objected that the accessory phenomena and new symptoms of this disease that now appear should be laid to the account of [...]
Answer to Case # 3 of case solving contest: “Everyone Is Looking at My Acne”
September 11, 2009 by Begabati Lennihan
Filed under Homeopathy Clinical Cases
Helen F. is a dramatic-looking young woman, tall and willowy, with jet black hair, pale skin, and blue eyes. She is wearing all black, her [...]
Homeopathic Opium a Remedy for Diabetes and Narcolepsy
September 11, 2009 by Deborah Olenev
Filed under Homeopathy Clinical Cases
Case of a 46 Year Old Diabetic Woman Helped with Homeopathy
There are 671 remedies listed in my homeopathic software for diabetes. (I use Kent Homeopathic [...]
A Fish Out of Water
September 10, 2009 by Sujit Chatterjee
Filed under Homeopathy Clinical Cases
Mr. P.A., 54 years.
Retake was done on 8th Dec. 05
Previous medicines: Kali carb. Pulsatilla.
D: I will ask you certain questions again and again. Doesn’t [...]
Homeopathy and Biophotonics (I)
September 6, 2009 by Traian D. Stanciulescu
Filed under Homeopathy Scientific Research
There are many aspects in homeopathy and other energy medicines that are poorly understood by science. This paper deals with the use of biophotonics to [...]
How To Use The Repertory – Generals Divided into Three Grades
September 5, 2009 by Glen Irving Bidwell
Filed under Homeopathy Repertory, How To Use The Repertory - G I Bidwell
Generals Divided into Three Grades.
(A) Mentals; (B) Physical; (C) Things affecting the whole physical body.
Group One: Mentals
The first general group of symptoms which are of the highest value [...]
Constitutions in Heilkunst
June 16, 2009 by Susan Cohen
Filed under General Papers
When discerning a patient’s constitutional type, we need to know exactly what we are searching for. Are we looking for [...]
Elaine Lewis Catches Up With Dana Ullman
April 15, 2009 by Elaine Lewis
Filed under Interviews with Homeopaths
DU: Elaine, I’m here, can you see me?
EL: Yes I can, Dana!
DU: I’m in my bathrobe!
EL: I couldn’t help noticing. Why are we here and what are we doing? Oh! Here’s an idea, let’s [...]
Generalities Section of Kent Repertory
March 15, 2009 by Todd Rowe
Filed under Homeopathy Repertory
What Are Generalities?
The Generalities section is found at the end of Kent’s Repertory. Along with the Mind section, this is one of the most important sections [...]
Homeopathy, Health and Humanity
September 16, 2008 by George Vithoulkas
Filed under General Papers
George Vithoulkas is Founder-President of The International Foundation of Homoeopathy
His books, The Science of Homoeopathy and Homoeopathy: Medicine of the
New Man have been widely read [...]
Hahnemann & Homeopathy
April 15, 2008 by Shiv Dua
Filed under General Papers
Ladies and gentlemen,
Each year, every homoeopath remembers the great Hahnemann for his wonderful discovery of the homoeopathic system that [...]
The Role of Mind in Health, Disease, and the Practice of Homeopathy
February 17, 2008 by Edward C. Whitmont
Filed under General Papers
Edward Whitmont 1912 – 1998
“The mind is an epiphenomenon of the body, and the body is an epiphenomenon of the mind. We operate as body-minds. The body [...]
Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Portrait of Disease – Understanding Aphorism Six
August 16, 2007 by Manish Bhatia
Filed under Organon & Philosophy
Aph 6 “The unprejudiced observer – well aware of the futility of transcendental speculations which can receive no confirmation from experience ….”
He (Hahnemann) kept saying that you should not try to find the cause of the disease in the hidden interior of the human being. The disease ’speaks’ to you through the language of the ’signs and symptoms’. Give heed to the language of the body and you will not need to create empty theories to explain the phenomenon of nature. ‘Observe’ what is happening to the patient, what changes are occurring in his/her state – instead of trying to weave theories that can not be proven with experience.
…That means if you evaluate a patient before examining the patient, or before taking the case fully, you are prejudiced; if you think of the remedy or the potency before analyzing the case, you are prejudiced. Our prejudices are reflected in our practice in many ways – in deciding what is curable and what is incurable (it is incurable because my teacher said so or because I feel it is), in diagnosing the patient, in selecting the remedy, in selecting the potency, in repetition, case management and so on.
Epilepsy – Acute Emergency
September 15, 2006 by Praful M Barvalia
Filed under Homeopathy Clinical Cases
This patient had been admitted in our ward in the year 1993, when I saw her. Interesting to this case besides the remedy choice in [...]
Heat Exhaustion and Heat Stroke
May 16, 2006 by Hpathy
Filed under Disease Information & Homeopathy Treatment
Exposure to excessive heat can cause loss of body fluids and a rise in body temperature. This may occur at any [...]
The Vital Force & the Concept of Resonance
January 17, 2006 by Ute Seebauer
Filed under Organon & Philosophy
Homeopathy is a system of medicine based on energy. It assumes, that if a patient shows symptoms of disease, these symptoms are not just a [...]
A Case of Eczema
November 17, 2005 by Santosh Joshi
Filed under Homeopathy Clinical Cases
The patient came with the complaints of eczematous eruptions on the body which started after her second pregnancy 18 years back. Since then the patient [...]
Poisoning and Homeopathy
August 16, 2005 by Manish Bhatia
Filed under Organon & Philosophy
I have many times come across discussions related to the use of homeopathy medicines in cases of snakebites and poisoning in general. My students also [...]
Holistically Healthy Horses
September 17, 2004 by Madalyn Ward
Filed under Veterinary Articles, Veterinary Cases
Holistic healing means approaching each horse as an individual to support or restore health. This differs from conventional medicine which is based on diagnosis and [...]
Why Choose Homeopathy First?
April 16, 2004 by Elaine Lewis
Filed under General Papers
People always come to us last. By the time they get here, they’ve already been poisoned, mutilated, and relieved of their life savings. Nonetheless, they [...]
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