The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from pertussis immunoglobulins.
The main indications are:
In whooping cough (pertussis) and all types of cough. Also in emphysema, bronchial asthma with attacks of coughing. According to Julian also in neurological diseases of childhood with convulsions; also in tetany, epilepsy and imbecility, should whooping cough appear in the medical history.
The attenuations are prepared from Benzylpenicillin potassium, C16H17KN2O4S, MW: 327.5 (Potentised allopathic compound).
The main indications are:
Iatrogenic damage during or after treatment with antibiotics, sulphonamides etc. General exhaustion, only feels well when lying down. Eczemas. Urticaria. Warts. Stinging pains in various places, aggravated by movement (cf. Bryonia). Supra-orbital neuralgia, also behind the right eyeball (cf. Chelidonium, Sanguinaria, Belladonna). Restless sleep. Waking around 2:00 a.m. Conjunctivitis. Blepharitis. Protracted colds. Eczema of the auditory canal. Tinnitus. Cardiac asthma. Dry, hoarse cough.
Pains under the sternum with palpitations, tachycardia. Angina pectoris. Paraes- thesias in the extremities.
Bleeding of the gums. Imprints of the teeth show on the tongue, which is coated yellowish-brown. Aphthous stomatitis. Constipation with umbilical pain and disten- sion. Renal pains. Albuminuria and oedema. Leucorrhoea. Pains in the joints and muscles.
Aggravation from movement, damp cold, and at 4:00 p.m. Amelioration from rest, and in warm dry weather.
Julian (of Paris) recommends the preparation proved by Guermonprez in 1954/55 in chronic reticuloendotheliosis (Letterer-Siwe disease).
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Benzylpenicillinum-Kalium, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Fed- eral Gazette) for penicillin: chronic inflammations of the skin and mucosae.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh aerial parts of the plant, Passiflora incarnata L., a native of South America and the East Indies, and cultivated in many places for decoration. N.O. Passifloraceae.
The main indications are:
Nervous sleeplessness. States of restlessness. Addictions.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Passiflora incarnata, published
the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for passiflora incarnata: insomnia; spasmodic conditions; conditions of restlessness.
The attenuations of this sarcode are prepared from the fresh parotid gland removed from a healthy pig (Sus scrofa domesticus).
The main indications are:
Follow-up treatment for mumps. Cysts and secretory disorders of the parotid gland.
The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from mumps vaccine.
Mumps is to be distinguished from the parotitis which is seen in scarlet fever, cholera and other infectious diseases, and also from the secondary parotitis, arising from throat infections and diseases of the oral mucosa.
There is painful swelling of the parotid gland with characteristic displacement of the ear-lobe, fever, otalgia and hearing-difficulty, and sometimes pancreatic involve- ment is also found in mumps. The use of Parotidinum should therefore be borne in mind in affections of the pancreas of various kinds, as well as in various diseases of the oral mucosa such as stomatitis, tonsillitis, Eustachian catarrh and hearing prob- lems of catarrhal origin. It should also be borne in mind in involvement of the testes from viral illnesses of all kinds, and should be tried in cryptorchism and benign tu- mours of the testes (fibroma, myoma, lymphangioma, adenomatoid tumours), and may also be tried in malignant tumours of the testes or seminoma. It might also be tried in teratoma and dermoid cysts. Since iatrogenic damage is not to be reckoned with in the use of nosodes, we have here at our disposal new – and often surprising- ly effective – therapeutic possibilities.
The attenuations of this nosode are prepared from periodontal tissue (gum, root membrane and alveolar bone) which is affected by periodontitis.
The Parodontosis Nosode is indicated not only in periodontitis, but it constitutes an effective stimulative therapy in the event of homotoxic overloading (a raised level of toxins), especially if it is supported by other anti-homotoxic preparations such as enzyme stimulators, intermediary catalysts and organ stimulating remedies.
The Parodontosis Nosode is also particularly indicated when, after all the teeth have been removed, the symptoms of periodontitis are suddenly halted and a regres- sion sets in of the homotoxins which were previously routed through the infection. These then trigger off a wide variety of phases at other sites of least resistance, e.g. manifestation of liver damage, cirrhosis of the liver, intolerance of alcohol (wine and beer), a sudden rise in the blood pressure, disturbances of coronary ciruclation, etc. As is generally the case with the nosodes, and particularly in the case of the Paro- dontosis Nosode, the general homotoxic state must be taken into account. So those homotoxins which were formerly being eliminated by way of the reaction phase of periodontitis and are now taking effect, because of retoxication, must be stimulated by the use of other suitable preparations, particularly combination-remedies, such as
are used in cellular phases.
The mother tincture is prepared from the fresh plant, gathered when the fruit is ripe, of Paris quadrifolia L., a native of Europe and Northern Asia. N.O. Liliaceae.
The main indications are:
Headache with a sensation of enlargement (like a balloon); sensation as if the eye- balls were pulled backwards by a thread. Globus hystericus. Periodic painless hoarseness. Laryngitis with expectoration of mucus.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Paris quadrifolia, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Federal Gazette) for paris quadrifolia: headaches; inflammations of the respiratory passages; deceptive- ly perceived impressions from the olfactory or tactile senses.
The mother tincture is prepared from the dried root of the plant Chondodendron to- mentosum Ruiz. et Pav., a Native of Central and South America. N.O. Menisperma- ceae.
The main indications are:
Inexhaustible strangury, has to cry out with the pain and kneel down in order to pass urine. Urine with thick, viscous, white mucus or brick-dust sediment. Pains ex- tend down into the thighs. Hypertrophy of the prostate. Renal colic.
The German Monograph-Preparation Commission for the Homoeopathic Field of Therapy has, under the Preparation Monograph for Chondodendron tomentosum, published the following indication(s) in the German Bundesanzeiger (German Fed- eral Gazette) for pareira brava: disorders in voiding from the urinary bladder; uri- nary-tract inflammation; enlargement of the prostate gland.
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