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Syphilitic Virus. (A Nosode.) Pains from darkness to daylight; begin with twilight and end with daylight (Merc., Phyt.). Pains increase and decrease […]

Comfrey (Borraginaceae) Facilitates union of fractured bone (Cal. p.); lessens peculiar pricking pain; favors production of callous; when trouble is of nervous […]

Sulphuric Acid. (HNO4.) Adapted to the light-haired; old people, especially women; flushes of heat in climacteric years. Unwilling to answer questions not […]

Brimstone; Flowers of Sulphur. (The Element.) Adapted to persons of a scrofulous diathesis, subject to venous congestion; especially of portal system. Persons […]

Thron Apple (Solanaceae.) Adapted to: ailments of young plethoric persons (Acon., Bell.); especially children in chorea; mania and fever delirium. Delirium: loquacious, […]

Stavesacre. (Ranunculaceae.) For the mental effects of onanism and sexual excesses. Very sensitive to slight mental impressions; least action or harmless words […]

Tin. (The Element.) Extreme exhaustion of mind and body. Sinking, empty, all-gone sensation in stomach (Chel., Phos., Sep.). Sad, despondent, feels like crying […]

Roasted Sponge. (Spongia.) For the tubercular diathesis. Especially adapted to diseases of children and women; light hair, lax fibre, fair complexion (Brom.). […]

Pinkroot. (Loganiaceae.) Adapted to anaemic debilitated subjects of rheumatic diathesis; to scrofulous children afflicted with ascarides and lumbrici (Cina, Stan.). Persons with […]

Pure Silica. (Silicic Oxide) Adapted to the nervous, irritable, sanguine temperament; persons of a psoric diathesis. Persons of light complexion; find, dry, […]