Author: Urenus

  • Baryta Carbonica – Barium Carbonate

    The attenuations are prepared from a trituration of Barium carbonate, BaCO3, MW: 197.3.

    Baryta Carbonica is suited to tearful, anxious patients who shun the company of others.

    Numerous symptoms point to Baryta Carbonica, such as: weakness and slowness of mental activity. Old people are no longer able, or no longer have the initiative, to run their home or hold down an occupation.

    The picture of arteriosclerosis and of the lymphatic child hints at Baryta Carb., as does blepharitis in “glandular” children with a great sensitivity to cold and a tenden- cy to recurrent sore throats with frequent and considerable enlargement of the tonsils. The skin is dry “like parchment”, hot, tending to fissures, and peeling off easily on the backs of the hands and on the fingertips. Pustular acne in puberty, rhagades at the

    corners of the mouth. Pruritus, aggravated at night.

    There is a typical salivation at night, wetting the pillow. Nosebleeds on blowing the nose are typical.

    Ringing and whizzing sounds in the ears with hearing impairment and inflamma- tion of the external auditory canal.

    As is the case with all carbonates (salts of carbonic acid), physical weakness, las- situde, tiredness of the limbs and a tendency for them to “go to sleep” (ciruclatory disturbances) stand in the foreground. Gastro-intestinal symptoms too are present. They express themselves as typhoid, gastric, bilious and enteritic fever-symptoms. There is also halitosis.

    Especially in scrofulous children, lung-symptoms almost always include those of chronic bronchitis, with attacks of coughing morning and evening. Complaints are brought on by thinking about one’s pains and by lying on the painful side (in pleurisy and bronchitis), are aggravated in cold, damp weather and by weather changes, and are ameliorated by movement in the open air, although cold air itself is felt to be unpleasant.

    On the basis of its symptomatology, Baryta Carbonica is equipped to deal with ail- ments of children and the elderly. In the latter, there are often “geriatric coughs”, maybe with salty-tasting, starchy expectoration, and a leading symptom: in catarrhs, a feeling as if smoke were being inhaled.

    Further indications include itching, especially at night, (calves, neck, etc.), and of- fensive foot-sweat (cf. Silica). Baryta Carbonica can be of assistance in tinnitus, with roaring, cracking, crashing and popping noises in the ears.

    Baryta Carb. can bring speedy relief in diarrhoea of the elderly, in symptoms re- sembling dysentery and in almost hopeless cases.

    Baryta Carbonica is one of those remedies which should be given every so often between other remedies, both in small children and in the elderly. Constitutional use however demands dosage over a longer period of time, in such conditions as foot-sweat (cf. Silica), chronic lymphadenitis, umbilical colic in children, tinnitus, and also in impotence (men) and aversion to coitus (women).

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Barium carbonicum, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for barium carbonicum: slow development among children; chronic inflammation of the tonsils and of the upper respiratory passages; hypertension; angiosclerosis.

  • Baptisia – Wild Indigo

    The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh root of Baptisia tinctoria [L.] Vent., which is a native of North America. N.O. Leguminosae.

    Typhoid fevers. Sepsis. Septic sore throat. Sensation as if parts of the body lay scattered about. All discharges, including sweat and breath, are offensive. The worst degree of oral putridity in diphtheria and pulmonary T.B. Encephalitis. Meningitis.

    Should be given intercurrently in all septic fevers. Left-sided renal colic. Pyelonephritis.

    As in Veratrum there is a streak down the centre of the tongue (from back to front), which is first white, then brownish.

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Baptisia tinctoria, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for baptisia: serious feverish infections; general blood poisoning; states of confusion.

  • Bacterium Pyocyaneus

    The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from sterilized cultures of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (107CFU/g).

    Hyperhydrosis. Impregnation phases after suppressed sweat. After abuse of laxa- tives (e.g. Senna in injections) and in tonsillitis.

  • Bacterium Proteus

    The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from sterilized cultures of bacterium proteus mirabilis (107CFU/g).

    This nosode is used in the following conditions:

    Nervous irritability. Violent outbursts of rage (throws objects around). Irascible children kick. Peripheral circulatory disturbances. Intermittent claudication. Gastric and duodenal ulcers. Haematemesis. Angioneurotic oedemas. Character-distur- bances in children. Vertigo. Herpes (Julian).

  • Bacterium Lactis Aerogenes

    The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from sterilized cultures of Entero- bacter aerogenes (107CFU/g).

    For use after damage to the intestinal flora by antibiotics etc. As a subsidiary rem- edy in avitaminosis and pancreatitis. Nutritional disorders in infants. Duodenal ulcer. Anacidity. Diabetes mellitus. Lymphatic problems.

    This remedy works especially well in lean patients (Curry’s K-type).

  • Bacterium Coli – Coli-Bacillinum Nosode

    The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from a sterilized suspension in iso- tonic sodium chloride solution containing 107CFU/g of Escherichia coli.

    Tiredness. Easy physical and mental exhaustion. Mistakes in use of words. Loss of memory for most recent events. Fearfulness and indecision, frequently linked with flatulent distension. Shivering after meals. Tongue coated whitish-yellow with a red streak down the centre. May also be given for urinary tenesmus and dark-coloured, offensive urine. Aggravated by damp cold. Julian referts to good results in salpingi- tis, cystitis, renal calculi, cholangitis and in depressive psychoses.

    May also be used intercurrently in chronic pelvic inflammation.

    It is especially indicated after antibiotics and in damage caused by antibiotics. The drug picture of Coli-Bacillinum was composed in May 1995 by David Riley,

    M.D., Santa Fe (New Mexico), USA.

    The most important symptoms from David Riley’s drug proving were:

    Essential Characteristics

    This remedy had bloody discharges from the nose, the vagina, and on the stool.

    Mental dullness. Increased physical energy. Pressing head pains. Eruptions on the face. Diminished appetite. Nausea. Increased flatus. Frequent urination. Soreness in the extremities.

    Mind

    DULLNESS especially in the morning on waking. Confusion, worse in the morning. Lack of self confidence. Fears, particularly in narrow place or undertaking anything

    new. Anxiety while driving. Critical and complaining about others or himself. Active concentration. Delusions he is poor. DREAMS that are remembered, vivid and colored, or of adventure. Dwelling on past relationships Feeling alone and isolated. Giggling and laughing at silly things. Loquacity. Indifferent. Irritable to the family or love for the family. Procrastinating. Relaxed. Thoughts that are clear or persistent. Mild and tranquil.

    Generalities

    INCREASED ENERGY. Sensation of strength. Desires and aversions for sweets and coffee. Desires for citrus fruit or fish. Aversion to cheese. Lack of vital heat but ameliorated from warmth. Chilliness. Better when becoming warm. Sense of physi- cal strength or physical relaxation.

    Vertigo

    Vertigo with nausea, vertigo ameliorated by closing the eyes.

    Head

    Heaviness in the forehead. Sensation of heat in the head worse in the afternoon. Tingling in the occiput. Sharp pain on the left side. Dull pains felt in the forehead, temples, and vertex. Forehead pains behind the eyes. PRESSING HEAD PAIN as if by a band or from a weight in the temples, vertex, or occiput.

    Eye

    Discharge of mucus from the eye. Allergy symptoms of itching and lachrymation improve. Photophobia.

    Vision

    Changes in color vision. Acute vision. Objects seem nearer.

    Ear

    Aching pain in the left ear. Stopped and clogged sensation in the ear as if pressur- ized and better from blowing the nose.

    Hearing

    Impaired hearing with confusion of sounds of words. Clogged or pressurized sen- sation makes sounds seem distant.

    Nose

    Nasal congestion. Burning pain in the nose, worse on inhalation. Discharge of green mucus. Bloody discharge from one side on blowing the nose. Post nasal drip that is yellow or in the morning. Pain that is burning on inhalation. Sore pain inside the nose extending from the sore throat. Sneezing.

    Face

    ERUPTIONS. Boils in the nose. Pimples on the nose, chin, and cheek. Dryness of the cheeks and lips. Flushes of heat in the afternoon. Itching on the jaw bone. Swelling around the eyes and forehead. Tingling of the mouth and jaw.

    Mouth

    White coating on the tongue. Dry sensation even with a moist mouth.

    Taste

    Bitter, chalky taste in the mouth. Metallic taste in the mouth.

    Teeth

    Painful, sore molars on the left and right. Molars very sensitive to cold.

    Throat

    Mucus in the throat. Swelling in the cervical glands. Raw and sore pain causing throat clearing that is worse on talking. Scratching pain. Tingling sensation.

    Stomach

    APPETITE IS DIMINISHED or increased. Eructations. Gurgling. NAUSEA: worse in the afternoon and evening, worse after eating. associated with heart palpitations, with throat spasms, during vertigo, or on waking. Burning stomach pain ameliorated by lying down. Rumbling. Thirstlessness.

    Abdomen

    Distention in the hypogastrium. Flatulence. Rumbling. Cramping pain in the di- aphragm or with diarrhea.

    Rectum

    INCREASED FLATUS without odor. Constipation with difficult stool. Itching. Urging before stool.

    Stool

    Spots of blood in the stools. Frequent but normal. Orange color to the stools. Stools in small, hard pieces. Loose. Urging even after stool

    Bladder

    Frequent urination. Tenderness in the bladder.

    Urine

    Urine smells moldy. Copious amount.

    Genitalia, Female

    Bloody vaginal discharge prior to menses onset. Crampy pelvic pain. Increased sexual desire. Frequent menses or 8 days early and with brown blood. Cramping during the menses. Increased sexual desire.

    Chest

    Breast soreness and tenderness worse during menses improves. Palpitations in the morning on waking.

    Back

    Achy or cramping pain in the back worse in the cervical region. Soreness in the spine or lumbar regions.

    Extremities

    Intense itching of the lower limbs, particularly the bottom of the right foot. Hot, swelling of the feet. Pain and soreness of the hips and finger joints especially in the morning. Aching in the hip, patella, wrist, and forearm.

    Sleep

    Restless sleep interrupted with frequent changing of position. Sleep unrefreshed. Difficult falling asleep or difficult waking improves.

    Skin

    Dry skin. ERUPTIONS of painful boils or in patches. Pimples. Itching unrelieved by scratching.

  • Bacillinum – Bacillinum Pulmo

    The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from a surgically removed caseated tissue from a tuberculous lung-cavity.

    Tendency to catch colds. Deep-seated headache, better after complete rest, as if in a clamp, especially after school study; trembling of the hands. Timid children are afraid of black dogs. Eczema and impetigo. Boils on the nostrils. Ozaena. Scrofulo- sis. Hydrocephalus. Chronic bronchitis. Asthma. Bronchiectasis. Arthritis of the knee-joint. Alopecia. Pityriasis versicolor.

    In the worst cases of homotoxic burden, a dose should be given every 4 to 6 weeks; especially effective in children and the elderly.

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Tuberculinum BURNETT Nosode, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (Ger- man Federal Gazette) for bacillinum: inflammations of the respiratory passages; skin disorders; headaches; general weakness and debilitation.

  • Avena Sativa – Oats

    The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh aerial parts of the flowering plant which grows in all areas of the temperate zone. Avena sativa L. N.O. Gramineae.

    Nervous exhaustion. Recommended in addictions.

    Avena Sativa is generally recommended in convalescence, also in mental exhaus- tion after over-exertion (of scholars and those who do brain-work) generally, as well as after sexual excesses e.g. after masturbation in youth.

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Avena sativa, published the fol- lowing indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for avena sativa: conditions of exhaustion; insomnia; excessive strain following ill- nesses.

  • Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum – Sodium Gold Chloride

    The attenuations are prepared from Sodium tetrachloroaurate(III), NaAuCl4 · 2 H2O, MW: 397.8.

    Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum has the same indications as Aurum Metallicum. Nash recommends Aurum Muriaticum Natronatum in periodic liver disturbances, and jaundice, when alternating white and dark stools are present.

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Natrium tetrachloroauratum, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Fed- eral Gazette) for aurum muriaticum natronatum: inflammations and hardening of female reproductive organs; chronic liver disorders.

  • Aurum Iodatum – Gold Iodide

    The attenuations are prepared from a mixture of Gold(I)-iodide and Gold(III)-io- dide. The content of Au, AW: 197.0, corresponds with the value given in the current Pharmacopoeia.

    Chronic inveterate syphilis. Ozaena. Lupus. Keratitis. Mastoiditis. Arterio- sclerosis. Endometritis. Ovarian cysts. Formation of fibroids. Aortic aneurysms.

    Aurum Iodatum should always be used, even if only as an intercurrent remedy, when constitutionally there appears to be syphilitic involvement in such conditions as arteriosclerosis (e.g. in apoplexy in youth), heart conditions, angina pectoris, dis- turbances in coronary circulation.

    The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Aurum iodatum, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for aurum iodatum: hypertension; complaints associated with arteriosclerosis; harden- ing of glandular organs.