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Guiding symptoms of Matria Medica Cimicifuga   Another name:  Macrotys Common name:  Black cohosh, Black snakeroot Founder:  Jeans Family:  Ranunculaceae Temperament:  Historical temperament Relationship with heat and cold:  Chili patient Miasm:  Psora in the background Diathesis:  Rheumatic and gouty Introduction:  Some confusions may arise in the mind of the student due to different name applied to this remedy It was a Hughes who preferred it to be called by its Linnaean name Actaea Other   who support him rank from hering, Clarke Allen, kent whereas it was nash, boerike, roger in opposition who named it as cimicifuga Hughe’s pharmacodynamic reveals it Nickname The homoeopathic milk for the allopathic babies for his object was evidently to reconcile homoeopathic or at least make it acceptable to the members of the Orthodox School of medicine Who born only died child give 1 X for two months before the term Clinical:   A tendency to action chest affe

Guiding symptoms of Materia Medica Abies Nigra Other names:  Black spruce Common name:  Pinus nigra, Double spruce Founder:  Dr leaman, Ohio medical and surgical reporter Habitat:  Northern part of North America Preparation:  Tincture of the gum Clinical:         Cough Dyspepsia Haemorrhage Malarial fever Constipation Eructation Bad effect of tea and tobacco General analysis: Powerful and long-acting medicine for various disease Most of the symptoms are associated with stomach and gastric symptoms The dyspeptic problem of aged after tea and tobacco with functional heart symptoms Constipation with pain in external meatus Stomach feels like the hard body, the hard-boiled egg had lodged there Wakeful at night with hunger Guernsey says that pain in the stomach come after eating Causation: Tea Tobacco Mind: Nervous Unable to think Melancholy Unable to study Very law spirited Head: Dizziness Severe dull headache The

Guiding symptoms of Materia Medica Abies Canadensis Founder:  Gatchell Family:  Coniferae Another name:  Pinus Canadensis Common name:  Hemlock spruce, Canada balsam Habitat:  An evergreen tree found in rocky woods in the United States and British America Preparation:  Tincture from the young buds and Fresh bad Clinical:  Liver disorder Uterine displacement Indigestion General analysis: Gastric symptoms are most marked Mucous membranes are affected Catarrhal condition of the stomach Peculiar craving with chilly sensation In women uterine displacement Defective nutrition and debility Skin clammy, cold Want to lie down all time Right liver and lung feel hard and small Gleet. Mind: Irritable Tipsy Quite Careless Head: Sensation like swimming of the head Lightheaded Eyes: Stye in outer canthus of the left eye Mouth: Dryness in mouth Some thirst Stomach: Canine hunger Hungry, gnawing, faint feeling i

Guiding symptoms of Matria Medica Trillium Pendulum  Common name:  W ake Robin Another name:  W hite beth root Founder:  H. Minton Family:  Smilaceac Introduction:  A general hemorrhagic medicine Associated with great Faintness and dizziness A tincture prepared from the fresh root Clinical:   Bladder catarrh of climaxes Fibroma haemorrhages from Fainting with flooding Postpartum haemorrhages Antepartum haemorrhage Menorrhagia Metrorrhagia Uterine haemorrhage Threatened abortion Head : Pain in the forehead Confusion Worse at the slight noise Eyes : Eyeballs feel large Everything looks bluish Vision blurred also called amaurosis Nose :   Haemorrhage from nose Epistaxis Mouth:    Hemorrhage from gums also called scurvy Bleeding after tooth extraction Ear: Flooding with fainting Faint, dim light, palpitation in ear Obstruction and noise in the ear Stomach: Heat and burning pain in the stomach Rising up in oesophagus als

Guiding symptoms of Materia Medica Asterias Rubens Common name: Starfish, Red starfish Founder: Petroz Family:  Radiata Introduction:   This medicine is prepared from starfish to belong to the natural order of radiata It shows its pathogenetic relationship to sepia and Murex Which are prepared from cuttlefish and purple fish respectively Medicine prepared from fish Clinical:  Acne Apoplexy Cancer Convulsion Constipation Epilepsy Headache Diarrhoea Uterus affection Heart affection Hysteria Ulcer Sphere of action:   It mainly acts on Circulation Nerves Female sexual organs Rectum These remedies produce a disturbance of the circulation with pulsation and congestion in head, womb and chest Acting on the female sexual organ it produces great excitement Constitution:   It suited to the flabby, lymphatic constitution with a red face Temperament: Irritable temperament Diathesis:  Sycotic diathesis Miasm:  Sycotic and psor