The attenuations are prepared from Retinol (Vitamin A), C20H30O, MW: 286.44.
To be used in symptoms corresponding to overdosage of Vitamin A, but also in re- sorptive disorders with impaired skin function, alopecia, photophobia, night-blind- ness, xerophthalmia; in disorders of the sweat-glands and sebaceous glands; in mu- cosal fissures and desquamation of the skin; in disorders of fertility; also in headaches in the occipital region.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh leafy shoots and fruits of the plant Viscum album, a native of Europe. N.O. Loranthaceae.
The main indications are:
Impregnation phases. Pre-cancerous states and neoplasms. Melancholia. Hyper- tension. Sudden attacks of vertigo. Itching of the skin. Hystero-epilepsy.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Viscum album, published the
following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for viscum album: hypotension and hypertension, sensations of vertigo, coronary stenosis; arrhythmia; articular diseases of attrition.
The attenuations are prepared from the carefully dried venom of the Common Viper, Vipera berus, which is found in Europe and Asia. N.O. Viperidae.
Sensation of heaviness in the legs. Ulcer of the lower leg. Delirium, fainting. Swelling of the tongue. Speech disturbances. Intolerable pains unless the hands are held up high. The skin peels off in large pieces. Swelling of the liver, jaundice. Haemorrhages from the nose and other orifices.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Vipera berus, published the fol- lowing indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for vipera berus: acute inflammations of the skin and veins; tendency to haemorrhage; cardiocirculatory insufficiency; angina pectoris.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh aerial parts in flower of Viola tricol- or L., which occurs throughout Europe and the Balkans. N.O. Violaceae.
Cradle-cap. Other kinds of skin eruption. Eczema, dermatitis. Acne vulgaris. Der- matitis exfoliativa neonatorum. Vicariations with bronchial asthma (Sulphur as sup- porting remedy).
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Viola tricolor, published the fol- lowing indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for viola tricolor: eczema; inflammation of the urinary passages.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh leaves of the plant Vincetoxicum hirundinaria Medik. (syn.: Cyanchum vincetoxium Pers.), which grows wild at the wayside in Europe. N.O. Asclepiadaceae.
The main indications are:
Acute febrile reaction phases. Mononucleosis (glandular fever). Lymphadenitis. Viral diseases.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Vincetoxicum hirundinaria, pub- lished the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for vincetoxicum: virus infections.
The mother tincture is prepared from the aerial parts in flower with attached fi- brous roots, of Vinca minor L., a native of Europe and the Caucasus. N.O. Apocy- naceae.
The main indications are:
Crusty, moist eruptions of the scalp. Plica polonica. Stomatitis. Glossitis.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Vinca minor, published the fol- lowing indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for vinca minor: weeping inflammations of the upper respiratory passages; nasal polyps; eczema; mucosal haemorrhages.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh bark of the twigs and young trunks of Viburnum opulus L., a native of Europe and Asia. N.O. Caprifoliaceae.
Dysmenorrhoea. Threatened miscarriage. Ovarian pain. False contractions.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Viburnum opulus, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for viburnum opulus: painful menstruation (dysmenorrhoea).
The attenuations of this sarcode are prepared from the bladder removed from healthy pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus).
The main indications are:
Disorders of renal excretion. Oxaluria. Uraemia. Nephrolithiasis. Pyelonephritis. Hydronephrosis. Glomerulonephritis and nephrosis. Papilloma in the bladder. Tenes- mus of the bladder. Hypertrophy of the prostate. Has a channeling and stimulating action on the renal excretion and the whole cleansing of toxins from the body; thus it should be interpolated in numerous chronic diseases (along with Colon, Hepar, Vesi- ca Fellea).
The attenuations of this sarcode are prepared from the gall-bladder removed from healthy pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus).
Disorders of liver function. Chronic cholangitis and cholecystitis. Should be inter- polated in numerous cases of toxic overloading; also in cirrhosis of the liver, uraemia, lupus erythematosis, etc.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh aerial parts in flower of Veronica of- ficinalis L.. N.O. Scrophulariaceae.
Veronica contains a glycoside, aucubin, and essential oil, tannins and bitter princi- ples and is used mainly as a mild expectorant in chronic and acute bronchial catarrhs with coughing, and especially in catarrhs of a tubercular aetiology, such as those which accompany enlargement of the hilar glands.
In tubercular children, skin conditions such as chronic eczema and dermatoses are often found, and Veronica is also a remedy for these. Such children also fre- quently suffer from intercurrent coryza (running nose), which should be regarded as
excretion of homotoxins and must not be suppressed under any circumstances. This serous rhinitis also responds to Veronica.
Thus Veronica is found mostly in combination-remedies which are aimed at the symptoms of tuberculosis and glandular swelling, and at catarrhal conditions.
A proving of this substance was conducted in the fall and winter of 1993 by Dr. David Riley.
Congruent symptoms with Dr. Reckeweg:
The most important symptoms from David Riley’s drug proving were:
Increased physical energy is a prominent feature of this remedy in association with a notable increase of mental clarity. As well, there is an increased of mental anxiety. Irritability is also strong. Sore throat and a persistant bronchial cough were noted.
Delusions. Irritability. Numbness in the gums as from anesthesia. Sore throat pain. Urgency to evacuate bowels followed by loose stool. Persistant bronchial cough. Stiffness especially in the low back and hips. Intense, vivid dreams. Sweating worse at night. Intensely itchy, red skin eruptions.
Affectionate. ANXIETY. Delusions body vibrating or that he has been smoking mar- ijuana. Sense of exaggeration of distances. Dreams of horses, smoking cigarettes, snakes. VIVID DREAMS. Mental dullness. Ecstatic. Fear. Homesickness. Indifferent. IR- RITABILITY. Alternating moods. Sense of overwhelm. Desire to play. Clarity of thoughts.
Increased appetite. INCREASED ENERGY and feeling speedy. Aggravation from a delay in eating. Desires sweets. Sensation of heat. Itching. Lassitude, fatigue and lethargy. Restless in the afternoon. Tingling. Right sidedness.
Dizziness and lightheadedness.
Dull right sided head pain. Forehead pain extending to the temples. Sore head pain.
Heaviness of the eyelids. Sore eye pain on the outer right eye lid aggravated from touch.
Ringing noises in the ear. Painful sensation as if the ear is plugged and then opens on blowing the nose. EAR PAIN that is right sided and sharp and sudden.
Nasal congestion but with increased irritation. Frontal sinuses are clear in con- junction with a cold, cough, and sore throat. Violent sneezing. A rush of tingling in the sinuses beginning in the throat.
Eruptions of pimples on the lower lip. Sore pain. Pale face.
Sensation of dryness in the mouth as if it were full of cotton. Numbness in the mouth, particularly in the gums, as if he had received anesthesia. Vesicular eruption (“bump”) in the mouth on the left side of the tongue.
Stitching pain in the teeth.
Sensitivity like a pressure on the thyroid. Irritation. Pain that is sore or raw. Sen- sation of pinpricks the length of the throat. Tingling sensation.
Appetite increased or decreased. Nausea. Burning pain on beginning to eat that are better from eructations. Increased thirst.
Abdominal distension. Cramping pain better from rubbing. Sharp pain.
Constipation. Diarrhea. Offensive odor like spoiled eggs. Urging that is sudden or occurs after eating.
LOOSE STOOL. Offensive odor.
Urinary stream is forked.
Brown, mucous-like discharge at the time of ovulation. Copious or scanty menses. Sexual desire increased and decreased in women.
Fleeing, prickling sensation in the trachea.
Difficult respiration with or after exertion.
COUGH. Cough from irritation in the bronchi.
Chest tightness. Burning pain dreaming of smoking cigarettes. Palpitations with a pounding sensation.
BACK PAIN. Pain in the cervical region aggravated by cold. Pain in the thoracic re- gion, and the sacroiliac as if sciatica. Stiffness that is painful. Pain on standing.
Perspiration in the palms. Hip pain that is left sided while the normal right sided pain is gone. Stitching pain in the inguinal area when walking.
Sleeping on the right side. Refreshing sleep. Sleepiness. Sleeplessness.
Chill from uncovering and after awaking in sweat.
PERSPIRATION AT NIGHT. Perspiration was followed by chills and cold sweats after uncovering.
Dry skin. ITCHING SKIN ERUPTIONS in the groin, or upper or lower extremities. RED ERUPTIONS that are raised. Eruptions worse damp or in the evening.
