Materia medica is a Latin term from the history of pharmacy for the body of collected knowledge about the therapeutic properties of any substance used for healing. The term derives from the title of a work by the Ancient Greek physician Pedanius Dioscorides in the 1st century AD. The term materia medica was used from the period of the Roman Empire until the 20th century but has now been generally replaced in medical education contexts by the term pharmacology. The term survives in the title of the British Medical Journal’s Materia Non Medica column.
Hormeel S 8-10 drops 2-4 times daily Gynäcoheel later possibly taken in addition Galium-Heel after retoxic inhibition of fluor albus
Apis-Homaccord for ovarian pains on the right side Injection therapy
Metro-Adnex-Injeel and Hormeel S, possibly with Cimicifuga-Injeel (forte) S and particularly with Ovarium compositum alternating s.c., i.m. i.d., possibly i.v.
Lachesis-Injeel S and Crabro vespa-Injeel for ovarian pains on the left side.
Coenzyme compositum and Ubichinon compositum (defective enzyme functions), possibly also the collective pack of catalysts of the citric acid cycle (according to prescription), Placenta compositum (peripheral circulatory disorders) and Ovariumcompositum (regulation of the hormonal functions), possibly also Hypophysis suis- Injeel, Salpinx uteri suis-Injeel and Hypothalamus suis-Injeel at intervals i.m. as well as with the above mentioned ampoule preparations for the progressive auto-sanguis therapy.
Natrium muriaticum-Injeel, Thuja-Injeel S and possibly Silicea-Injeel, also Antimonium crudum-Injeel (forte) when the fingernails are affected simultaneously.
possibly both preparations taken together 3 times daily and in the case of difficulty in falling asleep, every 1/4 hour, several times until sleep is induced. If the patient wakes again, 1 tablet Nervoheel and 20 drops Valerianaheel should be taken together immediately, Ypsiloheel possibly in addition. Rhododendroneel S 8-10 drops several times for restlessness of the motor area.
Colocynthis-Homaccord (to be taken in addition for rheumatic disorders).
The Injeel injection otherwise indicated frequently acts as a soporific (sleep induced for therapeutic purposes).
Sulfur-Injeel S for inability to fall asleep upon retiring.
Nux vomica-Injeel (forte) S after misuse of stimulants (patient lies awake from 3-6 hours during the night) i.m., s.c., i.v.
Medorrhinum-Injeel (forte) for sleeplessness at night, tiredness in the morning. Coffea-Injeel for the after-effects of sudden joy and mental excitement.
Thuja-Injeel S and Baptisia-Injeel (forte) S for inflammatory symptoms, Vaccininum- Injeel, Variolinum-Injeel, Medorrhinum-Injeel and Brucella abortus Bang-Injeel (nosode preparations with a favourable action on the after-effects of inoculation.
Zincum valerianicum-Injeel (forte) in the case of as yet undeveloped, or receded = suppressed smallpox pustules.
Graphites-Homaccord 8-10 drops at 12 noon and 8 p.m. possibly the above preparations taken together 2-4-6 times daily. Vertigoheel as intermediate remedy.
Osteoheel S interposed in chronic cases. Cruroheel S (in exchange for Osteoheel S). Cimicifuga-Homaccord (chronic tinnitus), Aletris-Heel (intermediate remedy).
Placenta compositum (regulates the circulatory conditions), and possibly Cerebrum compositum i.m., s.c., or in place of these possibly Cerebrum totalis suis-Injeel, Ospetrosum suis-Injeel and Tuba Eustachii suis-Injeel i.m. as well as with the above mentioned preparations for the progressive auto-sanguis therapy.
Operative treatment is to be recommended in the case of therapy resistance, as in numerous cases this is successful (otosclerosis).
Inoculation damage (post-vaccination damages)
(Mainly reaction phases in the first instance, which however after usual allopathic therapy or suppression of the reaction phases, are converted into degeneration phases. It is, therefore, essential that the reaction phases of the inoculation pustules should not be repressed but approached purely biologically.)
Cellulitisous or carbuncular extension of the inoculation pustules
Encephalitis through smallpox vaccination (to be tried symptomatically)
Zincum metallicum-Injeel (forte) for restless legs, likewise Colocynthis-Homaccord (ampoules) or Gnaphalium polycephalum lnjeel forte, possibly also Circulo-Injeel as mixed injection, Arsenicum album-Injeel S and Rhus toxicodendron-Injeel (forte) S, possibly also Tarantula-Injeel (forte) for conditions of unrest, Baptisia lnjeel (forte) and Sulfur-Injeel S, possibly also Pulsatilla-Injeel S (coated tongue) and Bryonia-Injeel (forte) S; the latter particularly when the tongue has a brown coating, accompanied by typhus symptoms, as intermediate injections in place of Echinacea compositum S (in case too strong reactions result from Echinacea compositum S).
When subsiding, the smallpox vaccination pustules tend to develop again more strongly, possibly in carbuncular form. This is only a favourable sign. Therefore, merely apply a protective dressing without ointment, also no Traumeel S ointment.
(Main remedies: Gripp-Heel, Engystol N (Injection Solution), Tartephedreel)
Gripp-Heel (or Aconitum-Homaccord or Bryaconeel) 1 tablet (or 8-10 drops) 1/4 hourly for 2-3 hours.
Tartephedreel for influenzal bronchitis, taken in addition, in alternation Belladonna-Homaccord for a barking cough.
Bronchalis-Heel, Droperteel and Husteel, possibly also Drosera-Homaccord (cough similar to pertussis), to be taken in addition, alternating, for subsequent bronchitis.
Phosphor-Homaccord (prophylaxis of influenzal pneumonia). Euphorbium compositum S (when the paranasal sinuses are involved). Euphorbium compositum-Nasal Spray S (for coryza).
Viburcol suppositories (especially for infants and children). Injection therapy
Gripp-Heel with the patient’s own blood i.m. or i.v., possibly mixed with Traumeel S in highly feverish cases, with Engystol N in serious viral influenza.
Echinacea compositum (forte) S (stimulation of the defensive mechanism). Phosphorus-Injeel (forte) S specifically for lobular pneumonia, 1 ampoule daily i.v., i.m. or s.c. as long as fever and infiltrations persist.
Euphorbium compositum S injection solution (post-influenzal sinusitis with a tendency to chronicity).
Grippe-Nosode-Injeel (forte), possibly also Tonsillitis-Nosode-Injeel, Tonsillarpfröpfe-Injeel and Klebsiella pneumonia-Injeel (forte) in the case of the illness following an abnormal course with temperature showing a relapse, possibly alternating with Coxsackie-Virus A9 or B4-Injeel.
