📂 ABDOMEN
1. ABDOMEN > ABSCESS IN WALLS
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In homoeopathic repertories (such as Kent’s), the rubric Abdomen; ABSCESS in walls refers to the development of a localized collection of pus (a boil, abscess, or deep infection) specifically within the abdominal muscular wall or skin, rather than inside the abdominal cavity around organs.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
HEP
In homoeopathic repertories (such as Kent’s), the rubric Abdomen; ABSCESS in walls refers to the development of a localized collection of pus (a boil, abscess, or deep infection) specifically within the abdominal muscular wall or skin, rather than inside the abdominal cavity around organs.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
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2. ABDOMEN > PARALYSIS OF INTESTINES
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A total loss of bowel motility (peristalsis) where the intestines fail to move food, fluids, or gas forward, causing them to become trapped.
Key Symptoms: Severe bloating, severe distension, constipation (no passage of gas or stool), and nausea/vomiting.
Causes: Common following abdominal surgery (post-operative ileus), severe infection/inflammation, or due to certain medications.
Miasms: Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
BRY
A total loss of bowel motility (peristalsis) where the intestines fail to move food, fluids, or gas forward, causing them to become trapped.
Key Symptoms: Severe bloating, severe distension, constipation (no passage of gas or stool), and nausea/vomiting.
Causes: Common following abdominal surgery (post-operative ileus), severe infection/inflammation, or due to certain medications.
Miasms: Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
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📂 BACK
3. BACK > COLDNESS (INCLUDING CHILL):
Miasms:
Psora: 3Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AGAR
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 BLADDER
4. BLADDER > CALCULI
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The presence of hard, mineralized concretions within the bladder, typically associated with intense pain, urinary retention, or hematuria. It represents a deeper structural pathology involving a fundamental metabolic or constitutional disturbance.It indicates the formation of stones (concretions) from salts/minerals in the urine due to stasis, infection, or diet.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ANT-C
The presence of hard, mineralized concretions within the bladder, typically associated with intense pain, urinary retention, or hematuria. It represents a deeper structural pathology involving a fundamental metabolic or constitutional disturbance.It indicates the formation of stones (concretions) from salts/minerals in the urine due to stasis, infection, or diet.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
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📂 CHEST
5. CHEST > ANGINA PECTORIS
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A serious condition characterized by intense, spasmodic, and constricting chest pain, typically radiating to the arms (especially the left), neck, or back, caused by acute ischemia (lack of blood/oxygen) to the heart muscle. It often involves a sensation of severe pressure, as if the heart is being squeezed by an iron hand or band.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1Cancer: 1
ACET-AC
A serious condition characterized by intense, spasmodic, and constricting chest pain, typically radiating to the arms (especially the left), neck, or back, caused by acute ischemia (lack of blood/oxygen) to the heart muscle. It often involves a sensation of severe pressure, as if the heart is being squeezed by an iron hand or band.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1Cancer: 1
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACON
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AM-C
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 CHILL
6. CHILL > NIGHT
Note:
Chilliness at night represents a significant, often deep-seated, systemic imbalance where the patient experiences coldness, shivering, or a desire for warmth specifically during nocturnal hours.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ACON
Chilliness at night represents a significant, often deep-seated, systemic imbalance where the patient experiences coldness, shivering, or a desire for warmth specifically during nocturnal hours.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
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P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALUM
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 COUGH
7. COUGH > DAYTIME
Note:
A cough that is present or worse during the daylight hours and often improves or stops at night. This is a,key modality indicating the time, nature, and,often, the,type of discharge associated with the cough.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Tubercular: 2
AGAR
A cough that is present or worse during the daylight hours and often improves or stops at night. This is a,key modality indicating the time, nature, and,often, the,type of discharge associated with the cough.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Tubercular: 2
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LAUR
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LYC
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MANC
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MEZ
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MUR-AC
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NAT-A
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NAT-S
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NICC
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NIT-AC
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NUX-V
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PHOS
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RHUS-T
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SARS
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SEP
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SIL
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SOL-T-Æ
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SPONG
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STANN
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STAPH
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SULPH
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SUMB
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THUJ
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VIOL-O
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ZINC
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📂 EAR
8. EAR > ABSCESS BEHIND (SEE BOILS, SUPPURATION)
Miasms:
ANAN
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AUR
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BAR-M
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CAPS
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CARB-AN
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KALI-C
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NIT-AC
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PHYS
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SIL
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9. EAR > CATARRAH. (SEE DISCHARGES.) EUSTACIAN TUBE
Miasms:
ALUM
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ASAR
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CALC
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CALC-S
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CAPS
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CAUST
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GELS
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HYDR
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IOD
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KALI-BI
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KALI-CHL
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KALI-I
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KALI-S
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MANG
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MERC
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MERC-D
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NAT-M
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NIT-A
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PETR
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PHOS
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PHYT
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PULS
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SANG
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SIL
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10. EAR > CATARRAH. (SEE DISCHARGES.) EUSTACIAN TUBE
Miasms:
ALUM
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ASAR
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CALC
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CALC-S
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CAPS
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CAUST
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GELS
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HYDR
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IOD
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KALI-BI
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KALI-CHL
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KALI-I
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KALI-S
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MANG
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MERC
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MERC-D
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NAT-M
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NIT-A
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PETR
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PHOS
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PHYT
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PULS
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SANG
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SIL
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11. EAR > DISCHARGES
Miasms:
ABSIN
Plant
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
ÆTH
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
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ALL-C
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ALUM
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ALUMN
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AM-C
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AM-M
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AMAC
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ANAN
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ANT-C
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APIS
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ARUND
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ARS
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ARS-I
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ASAF
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AUR
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BAR-C
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BAR-M
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BELL
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BOR
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BOV
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BROM
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BRY
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BUFO
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CALC
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CALC-F
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CALC-P
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CALC-S
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CAPS
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CARB-AN
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CARB-S
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CAST
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CAUST
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CIC
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CIST
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COC-C
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COLCH
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CON
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COP
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CROT-C
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CROT-H
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CROT-T
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CUR
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ELAPS
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ERY-A
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FERR
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FERR-AR
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FERR-P
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F-AC
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GRAPH
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HEP
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HIPP
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HYDR
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IOD
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JUG-R
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KALI-AR
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KALI-BI
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KALI-C
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KALI-P
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KALI-S
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KREOS
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LACH
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LACHN
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LYC
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MENY
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MEPH
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MERC
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MERC-C
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NAT-M
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NAT-S
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NIT-AC
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PETR
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PHOS
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PSOR
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PULS
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RHUS-T
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SAL-AC
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SANG
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SEL
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SEP
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SIL
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SPIG
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SULPH
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SYPH
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TARENT
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TELL
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TEP
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THUJ
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VESP
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ZINC
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12. EAR > INFLAMMATION
Note:
Otitis Media/Externa refers to acute or chronic inflammatory conditions of the auditory canal, middle ear, or drum, characterized by redness, swelling, intense pain, fluid buildup, and often fever.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
APIS
Otitis Media/Externa refers to acute or chronic inflammatory conditions of the auditory canal, middle ear, or drum, characterized by redness, swelling, intense pain, fluid buildup, and often fever.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
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BELL
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BOR
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BOV
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BRY
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CACT
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CADM
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CALC
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CANTH
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F-AC
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KALI-BI
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KALI-C
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KALI-I
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KREOS
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MAG-C
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MERC
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MERC-C
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PIC-AC
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PULS
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RHUS-T
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TER
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VERAT
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13. EAR > ITCHING IN
Note:
A sensation of irritation within the ear canal, often described as intense, tickling, or creeping, which forces the person to scratch, rub, or swallow to get relief.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
ACON
A sensation of irritation within the ear canal, often described as intense, tickling, or creeping, which forces the person to scratch, rub, or swallow to get relief.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AETH
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AGAR
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ALUM
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AMBR
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AM-C
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AM-M
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ANAC
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ANAG
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ANT-C
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ARS
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AUR
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BAR-C
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BAR-M
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BENZ-AC
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BOR
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BOV
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CALAD
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CALC
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CALC-S
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CAPS
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CARB-S
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CARB-U
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CAUST
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CHEL
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CINNB
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CIST
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COC-C
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COLCH
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COLOC
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CORT-H
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CROT-T
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CUPR
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CYCL
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ELAPS
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FERR-AR
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FL-AC
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FORM
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GRAPH
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HAM
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HEP
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HYPER
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IGN
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KALI-AR
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KALI-BI
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KALI-C
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KALI-N
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KALI-P
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KALI-S
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LACH
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LACHN
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LAUR
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LYC
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MAG-C
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MAG-M
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MANC
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MANG
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MED
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MENY
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MERC
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MERC-I-F
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MERC-I-R
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MEZ
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MILL
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MUR-AC
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NAT-A
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NAT-P
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NAT-S
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NIT-AC
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NUX-V
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PETR
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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PSOR
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RAT
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RHOD
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RUMX
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RUTA
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SABAD
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SARS
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SEP
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SIL
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SPIG
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STANN
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SULPH
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SUL-AC
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SUL-I
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TAB
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TARENT
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TELL
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ZINC
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📂 EXTREMITIES
14. EXTREMITIES > ARTHŘITIC NODOSITIES
Miasms:
ABROT
Plant
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
AGN
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
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ANT-C
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APIS
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ARN
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AUR
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BENZ-AC
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BRY
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CALC
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CALC-F
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CALC-B
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CALO-S
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CARB-AN
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CAUST
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CIC
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CLEM
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COLCH
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DIG
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ELAPS
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FAGO
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FORNM
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GRAPH
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GUAJ
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HEP
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IOD
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KALI-I
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KALI-S
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LED
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LITH
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LYC
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MANG
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MENY
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MERC
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NAT-M
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NUX-V
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PLB
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PULS
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RAN-B
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RHOD
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RHUS-T
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SABIN
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SIL
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STAPH
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SULPH
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SUL-AC
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URT-U
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📂 FACE
15. FACE > BLOATED (SEE SWELLING, CONGESTION):
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AGAR
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ANT-T
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ABIS
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APOC
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ARN
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ARS
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AUR
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BAR-C
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BELL
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BRY
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BUFO
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CACT
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CALC
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CAMPH
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CARB-S
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CEDR
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CHLOR
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CNA
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COCC
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COLCH
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CON
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COP
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CROT-C
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CROT-H
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DIG
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DIRC
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DOR
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DROS
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DULC
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ELAPS
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FERR
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GLON
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GRAPH
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GUARE
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HELL
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HIPPOZ
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HURA
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HYDR-AC
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HYOS
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HYPER
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IP
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KALI-BI
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KALI-C
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LACH
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LAUR
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LED
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MANC
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MERC
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NUX-V
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ENA
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OP
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PHOS
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SOL-A
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PLB
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PULS
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SAMB
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SANG
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SENEC
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SEP
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SPRG
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SPONG
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STRAM
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SULPH
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THUJ
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VESP
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VINC
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16. FACE > CARIES OF BONE
Miasms:
AUR
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AUR-M
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KALI-S
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PHOS
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17. FACE > CONGESTION (SEE HEAT)
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AGAR
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AMYL-N
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ANT-T
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APIS
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ARG-N
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AUR
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BAR-C
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BELL
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BRY
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CACT
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CAL
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CANN-S
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CAUST
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CHIN
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COC-C
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COLOC
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COP
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EQUIS
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EUP-PER
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GELS
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GLON
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HYDR-AC
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HYOS
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IGN
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IND
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IOD
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LAC-AC
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LACH
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LIL-T
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MELI
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MERC-C
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MIT
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MORPH
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OENA
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OP
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PÆON
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PHOS
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PULS
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SABIN
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STRAM
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STRY
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TANAC
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THUJ
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UST
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18. FACE > DROPPING OF JAW (SEE MOUTH, OPEN)
Miasms:
ACET-AC
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
APIS
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
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ARN
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ARS
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BAPT
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CARB-V
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CHEL
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CIMIC
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COLCH
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CUPR
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GELS
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GLON
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HELL
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HYOS
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KALI-I
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LACH
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LYC
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MERC-CY
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MUR-AC
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OP
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NUX-U
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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PODO
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SEC
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STRAM
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SULPH
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TAB
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VARIO
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VERAT-V
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ZINC
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19. FACE > ENLARGED PAROTID GLAND
Miasms:
AIL
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KALI-BI
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NIT-AC
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RHUS-T
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SIL
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20. FACE > FRECKLES
Miasms:
AM-C
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ANT-C
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CALC
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DUL
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GRAPH
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KALI-C
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LYC
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MUR-AC
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NAT-C
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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PHOS
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PULS
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SEP
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SIL
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SULPH
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THUJ
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21. FACE > LOCKJAW
Miasms:
ABSIN
Plant
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
ACON
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ÆTH
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AGAR
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ALUM
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ALUMN
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AMYG
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ANTHR
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ANT-T
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ARG-N
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ARN
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ART-V
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ASTER
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AUR
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AUR-M-N
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BAPT
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BELL
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BRY
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CALC
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CAMPH
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CANTH
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CAST-EQ
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AUST
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GELS
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GLON
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HEP
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HYDR-AC
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HYOS
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HYPER
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CEDR
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CHIN-S
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CHLOF
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CIC
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CINA
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COB
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COLCH
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CON
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CROT-C
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CROT-H
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CUPR
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DIOS
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IGN
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IP
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LACH
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LAUR
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BYC
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MAG-P
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MERC
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MOSCH
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NAJA
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NUX-M
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NUX-V
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ENA
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OP
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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PHYS
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PLAT
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PLB
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PODO
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PULS
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RHUS-T
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SEC
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SIL
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SOL-N
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SPONG
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STRAM
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STRY
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SULPH
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TARENT
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TER
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THER
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VERAT
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VERAT-V
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22. FACE > NECROSIS OF LOWER JAW
Miasms:
HEP
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MERC
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PHOS
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SIL
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23. FACE > NUMBNESS
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ASAF
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ASAR
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BAPT
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BELL
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BENZ-AC
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CAUST
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COCC
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GELS
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MEZ
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NUX-V
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PLAT
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SAMB
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THUJ
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24. FACE > SWELLING
Miasms:
25. FACE > SWELLING
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AESC
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
Animal
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
CTH
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
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AGAR
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AIL
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ALOE
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ALUM
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AM-C
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AM-M
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ARMYG
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ANAN
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ANT-T
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APIS
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ANAC-OC
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ANAC
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ANAN
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APOC
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ARN
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ARS
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ARUM-T
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AUR
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AUR-M
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BAR-C
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BELL
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BOR
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BOV
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BRY
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BUFO
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CACT
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CALC
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CALC-AR
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CAMPH
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CANTH
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CAPS
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CARB-H
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CARB-
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CARB-V
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CHAM
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CHEL
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CHIN
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CHIN-A
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CHLOR
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CIC
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CINA
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COCC
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COLCH
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COLOC
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COM
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CON
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COP
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CROT-H
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CROT-T
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CUB
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CUPR
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DIG
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DOL
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DOR
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DROS
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ELAPS
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EUPH
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FAGO
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FERR
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FERR-AR
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FERR-I
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FERR-M
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FERR-P
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GELS
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GLON
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GRAPH
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GUAJ
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GUARE
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GYMN
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HEL
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HELON
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HEP
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HURA
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HYDR-AC
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HYDRC
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HYOS
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HYPER
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IP
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KALI-AR
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KALI-BI
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KALI-C
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KALI-CHL
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KALI-I
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KALI-P
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LACH
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LACHN
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LAC-C
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LAUR
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LED
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LYC
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MAG-C
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MANC
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MERC
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MERC-C
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MEZ
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NAT-A
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NAT-C
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NAT-H
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NAT-M
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NICC
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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NUX-U
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ENA
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OP
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OX-AC
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PHOS
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PLAN
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PLAT
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PLB
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PSOR
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PULS
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RHUS-T
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RHUS-U
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SABIN
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SAMB
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SANG
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SEC
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SEL
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SENEC
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SENEG
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SEP
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SOL-N
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SPRG
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SPONG
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STRAM
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STANN
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STRY
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SULPH
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TAB
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TARAX
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TAX
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TER
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THUJ
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VAC
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VERAT
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VESP
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ZINC
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VIP
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ZINC-S
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📂 FEMALE GENITALIA
26. FEMALE GENITALIA > ABORTION
Note:
Abortion is the termination or expulsion of the products of conception before the fetus becomes viable, usually before 20 weeks of gestation (or before the fetus attains independent extra-uterine survival). Abortion represents a mixed miasmatic expression, predominantly Psoric–Syphilitic, with Sycotic involvement depending on the cause, repetition, and complications.
1. Threatened / Weak-Psora
2. Congestive / Structural- Sycosis
3. Repeated / Early- Syphilis
4. Irregular / Recurrent- Tubercular
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
ACON
Abortion is the termination or expulsion of the products of conception before the fetus becomes viable, usually before 20 weeks of gestation (or before the fetus attains independent extra-uterine survival). Abortion represents a mixed miasmatic expression, predominantly Psoric–Syphilitic, with Sycotic involvement depending on the cause, repetition, and complications.
1. Threatened / Weak-Psora
2. Congestive / Structural- Sycosis
3. Repeated / Early- Syphilis
4. Irregular / Recurrent- Tubercular
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALET
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AMBR
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ANT-C
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APIS
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ARG-N
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ARN
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ASAR
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BELL
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BRY
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CALC-S
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CALC
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CAMPH
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CANN-S
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CANTH
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CARB-AN
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CEDR
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CIMIC
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COCC
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CON
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CROC
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CROT-H
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CUPR
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CYCL
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DULC
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ERIG
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EUP-PUR
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FERR-I
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FERR-P
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FERR
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GELS
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HAM
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HELON
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HEP
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HIPPOZ
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HYOS
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IGN
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IOD
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IP
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IRIS
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KALI-C
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KALI-P
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KALI-S
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KREOS
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LYC
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MERC
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MILL
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NAT-C
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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NUX-V
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OP
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PHOS
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PLAT
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PLB
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PODO
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PULS
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SEC
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STRAM
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TANAC
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TRIL
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VERAT
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VIB
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ZINC
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27. FEMALE GENITALIA > ATONY OF UTERUS
Miasms:
Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 1
ALET
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AMBR
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CARB-V
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CAUL
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CHIN
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CIMIC
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FERR
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HELON
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PSOR
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PULS
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SABIN
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SEC
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SENEC
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SULPH
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TRIL
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UST
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28. FEMALE GENITALIA > ATROPHY, OVARIES
Note:
Ovarian atrophy refers to diminution in size and functional power of the ovaries, leading to deficient ovulation, hormonal insufficiency, and menstrual or fertility disorders.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
APIS
Ovarian atrophy refers to diminution in size and functional power of the ovaries, leading to deficient ovulation, hormonal insufficiency, and menstrual or fertility disorders.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
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BAR-M
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CARB-S
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CON
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HELON
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IOD
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PLB
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29. FEMALE GENITALIA > BALL, OVARY FEELS LIKE A HEAVY, RIGHT
Note:
This rubric reflects a chronic, non-destructive, congestive pathology, aligning strongly with sycotic miasm rather than psoric hypersensitivity or syphilitic destruction.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1
CARB-AN
This rubric reflects a chronic, non-destructive, congestive pathology, aligning strongly with sycotic miasm rather than psoric hypersensitivity or syphilitic destruction.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1
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30. FEMALE GENITALIA > BLOTCHES
Note:
The presence of blotchy discolorations on the female external or internal genital organs.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1
STAPH
The presence of blotchy discolorations on the female external or internal genital organs.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1
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31. FEMALE GENITALIA > CHEESY DEPOSITS
Note:
a thick, white, curd-like (cheese-like) discharge occurring in the female genital tract, most commonly from the vagina or vulva.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 1
HELON
a thick, white, curd-like (cheese-like) discharge occurring in the female genital tract, most commonly from the vagina or vulva.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 1
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32. FEMALE GENITALIA > CLUTCHING AND RELAXING SENSATION OF UTERUS
Note:
Clutching sensation of uterus
A subjective feeling as if the uterus is grasping, tightening, or spasmodically contracting, often described by the patient as:
“Something is squeezing inside”
Cramp-like, spasmodic uterine pain
Sudden constrictive feeling, coming in waves
Relaxing sensation of uterus
A sensation of sudden loosening, giving way, or loss of tone in the uterus, perceived as:
Emptiness or sinking feeling
Feeling as if the uterus may prolapse
Weakness after contraction
Clutching followed by relaxation indicates alternation of spasm and atony, reflecting disturbed neuromuscular control of the uterine musculature.
This rubric commonly appears in:
Dysmenorrhoea
Threatened abortion
Post-partum states
Uterine neuromuscular imbalance
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
SEP
Clutching sensation of uterus
A subjective feeling as if the uterus is grasping, tightening, or spasmodically contracting, often described by the patient as:
“Something is squeezing inside”
Cramp-like, spasmodic uterine pain
Sudden constrictive feeling, coming in waves
Relaxing sensation of uterus
A sensation of sudden loosening, giving way, or loss of tone in the uterus, perceived as:
Emptiness or sinking feeling
Feeling as if the uterus may prolapse
Weakness after contraction
Clutching followed by relaxation indicates alternation of spasm and atony, reflecting disturbed neuromuscular control of the uterine musculature.
This rubric commonly appears in:
Dysmenorrhoea
Threatened abortion
Post-partum states
Uterine neuromuscular imbalance
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
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33. FEMALE GENITALIA > COITION, AVERSION TO
Miasms:
AGAR
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AGN
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ALUM
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AM-C
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ARUND
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BOV
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CANN-S
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CARB-AN
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CARB-S
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CAUST
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CLEM
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COFF
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CUB
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FERR-MA
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FERR-P
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FL-AC
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GRAPH
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HELL
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IGN
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KLI-BR
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KALI-C
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KALI-N
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KALI-P
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KALI-S
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LACH
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LYC
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MAG-C
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MED
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NAT-M
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ONOS
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OP
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PETR
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PHOS
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PLAT
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PLB
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ÞSOR
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RAN-S
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RHOD
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SEP
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STANN
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STAPH
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STRAM
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SULPH
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SUL-
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AC
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TARENT
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THER
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THUJ
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📂 FEVER
34. FEVER > AUTUMNAL
Miasms:
Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1Tubercular: 2
AESC
Animal
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
ARS
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
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BAPT
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BRY
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CALC
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CARB-AC
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CARB-V
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CHIN
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COLCH
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EUP-PER
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LACH
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NAT-M
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NUX-V
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PULS
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RHUS-T
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SEP
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VERAT
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📂 GENERALITIES
35. GENERALITIES > ABSCESSES
Miasms:
Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3
ANAN
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ANT-C
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ANT-T
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ANTHR
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ARS-I
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ARS
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ASAF
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BAR-C
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BRY
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CALC-I
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CALC-S
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CALC
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CAPS
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CARB-V
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CIC
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COCC
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CON
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CROC
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CROT-H
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DULC
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GUAI
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HEP
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KALI-C
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KALI-CHL
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LACH
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MAG-C
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MERC
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MEZ
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NIT-AC
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NUX-V
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OLND
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PAEON
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PETR
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PULS
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PYROG
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SEC
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SEP
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SIL
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STAPH
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STRAM
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SULPH
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TARENT-C
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36. GENERALITIES > ABSCESSES
Miasms:
ANAN
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ANTHR
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ANT-
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ARS
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ARS-I
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ASAF
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BAR-C
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BRY
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CALC
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CALC-I
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CALC-S
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CARB-V
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CIC
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COCC
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CON
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CROC
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CROT-H
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DULC
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GUAJ
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HEP
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KALI-C
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KALI-CHL
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LACH
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MAG-C
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MERC
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MEZ
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NIT-AC
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NUX-V
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OLND
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PCON
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PETR
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PULS
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PYROG
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SEC
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SEP
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SIL
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STAPH
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STRAM
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SULPH
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TARENT-C
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37. GENERALITIES > ARSENICAL poisoning
Miasms:
CAMPH
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CHIN
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FERR
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GRAPH
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IOD
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IP
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MERC
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NUX-V
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SAMB
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VERAT
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38. GENERALITIES > ATROPHY, glands
Miasms:
ANAN
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ARS
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AUR
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BAR-C
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CARB-AN
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CON
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IOD
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KALI-AR
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KALI-C
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KALI-I
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KALI-P
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KREOS
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LAC-D
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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PH-AC
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PLB
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SARS
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SEC
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SIL
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STAPH
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VERAT
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39. GENERALITIES > AUTUMN, AGG. IN
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric GENERALITIES > AUTUMN, agg. refers to a patient’s overall physical or mental symptoms becoming worse during the autumn season or the transition from summer to autumn. It indicates a systemic, seasonal sensitivity rather than a localized ailment. Definition: Patients with this rubric experience an intensification of existing complaints (e.g., skin issues, respiratory troubles, joint pain) or the onset of new symptoms specifically when the weather becomes cooler, damper, or when the time changes in autumn.
Context: It falls under "Physical Generals" in repertories like Kent’s, meaning it applies to the person as a whole, not just one body part.
Key Triggers: The aggravation is often linked to the shift to shorter days, colder temperatures, and increased moisture (dampness) in the air.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Tubercular: 2
ANT-T
In homeopathy, the rubric GENERALITIES > AUTUMN, agg. refers to a patient’s overall physical or mental symptoms becoming worse during the autumn season or the transition from summer to autumn. It indicates a systemic, seasonal sensitivity rather than a localized ailment. Definition: Patients with this rubric experience an intensification of existing complaints (e.g., skin issues, respiratory troubles, joint pain) or the onset of new symptoms specifically when the weather becomes cooler, damper, or when the time changes in autumn.
Context: It falls under "Physical Generals" in repertories like Kent’s, meaning it applies to the person as a whole, not just one body part.
Key Triggers: The aggravation is often linked to the shift to shorter days, colder temperatures, and increased moisture (dampness) in the air.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Tubercular: 2
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AUR
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BAPT
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BAR-M
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BRY
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CALC
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CHIN
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CIC
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COLCH
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GRAPH
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HEP
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KALI-BI
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LACH
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MERC
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NUX-V
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RHUS-T
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STRAM
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VERAT
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📂 HEAD
40. HEAD > ABSCESS
Note:
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric HEAD - ABSCESS refers to a localized collection of pus, inflammation, or infection on the scalp, cranium, or within the brain structures, often characterized by swelling, redness, pain, and, in severe cases, suppuration. Localized Infection/Suppuration: The core meaning is a localized collection of pus within the cranial area.
Clinical Presentation: It includes boils on the scalp, infected scalp wounds, and, in deeper contexts, brain abscesses.
Stages: It often implies a progression from acute inflammation to the formation of pus.
Associated Conditions: It may indicate complications from ear infections (e.g., otitis media), sinus issues, or post-traumatic/post-operative infections.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1
CALC
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric HEAD - ABSCESS refers to a localized collection of pus, inflammation, or infection on the scalp, cranium, or within the brain structures, often characterized by swelling, redness, pain, and, in severe cases, suppuration. Localized Infection/Suppuration: The core meaning is a localized collection of pus within the cranial area.
Clinical Presentation: It includes boils on the scalp, infected scalp wounds, and, in deeper contexts, brain abscesses.
Stages: It often implies a progression from acute inflammation to the formation of pus.
Associated Conditions: It may indicate complications from ear infections (e.g., otitis media), sinus issues, or post-traumatic/post-operative infections.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1
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HEP
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LYC
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MERC
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SIL
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41. HEAD > CARIES
Note:
In homeopathic repertories (such as Kent, Synthesis, or Boericke), the rubric HEAD > CARIES (or Head; bones; caries of) refers to deep-seated structural decay, destruction, or necrosis of the bones of the skull. Definition: Caries means the decay, putrefaction, or destruction of bone tissue. In the context of the head, it refers to the skull bones (cranium), often manifesting as abscesses, sinuses, or soft, necrotic spots.
Clinical Presentation: The patient may have offensive-smelling discharge from the skull, deep-seated boring pains, soft or loose areas of bone, or ulcers that do not heal.
Pathological Context: It represents a state of advanced, destructive disease.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
ARG-M
In homeopathic repertories (such as Kent, Synthesis, or Boericke), the rubric HEAD > CARIES (or Head; bones; caries of) refers to deep-seated structural decay, destruction, or necrosis of the bones of the skull. Definition: Caries means the decay, putrefaction, or destruction of bone tissue. In the context of the head, it refers to the skull bones (cranium), often manifesting as abscesses, sinuses, or soft, necrotic spots.
Clinical Presentation: The patient may have offensive-smelling discharge from the skull, deep-seated boring pains, soft or loose areas of bone, or ulcers that do not heal.
Pathological Context: It represents a state of advanced, destructive disease.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
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ASAF
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AUR
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CAPS
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FL-AC
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HEP
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HIPPOZ
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NAT-M
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NIT-AC
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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SIL
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STAPH
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📂 KIDNEYS
42. KIDNEYS > ADDISON\'S DISEASE
Miasms:
ANT-C
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ARG-N
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ARS
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ARS-I
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BELL
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CALC
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CALC-AR
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CARB-V
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CAUST
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CHIN
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CUPR
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FERR
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FERR-I
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IOD
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KALI-AR
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KALI-C
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KREOS
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LYC
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MANG
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MED
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NAT-M
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NAT-S
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NIT-AC
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OL-J
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PHOS
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PIC-AC
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PSOR
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SEC
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SEP
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SIL
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SPIG
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SULPH
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THER
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📂 LARYNX & TRACHEA
43. LARYNX & TRACHEA > CATARRH
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALL-S
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ALUM
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AM-C
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AM-M
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ARS
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BAD
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BAR-C
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BAR-M
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ANT-T
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ARN
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CALC-S:
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BELL
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BROM
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CAL
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CALC-P
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CAMPH
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CANN-S
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CANTH
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CARB-AN
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CARB-S
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CARB-V
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CAUST
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CHIN-A
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COC-C
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COFF
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COLCH
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CON
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CROT-T
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DROS
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DULC
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FERR
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FERR-AR
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FERR-P
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GELS
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GRAPH
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HEP
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HIPPOZ
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HYDR
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HYOS
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IGN
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IP
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KALI-AR
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KALI-BI
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KALI-BR
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KALI-C
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KALI-P
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KALI-S
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KREOS
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LOB
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LYC
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MANG
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MEPH
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MERC
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NAT-A
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NAT-M
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NUX-M
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NUX-V
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PHEL
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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RHOD
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RUMX
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SANG
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SENEG
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SIL
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SPIG
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SPONG
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STANN
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SULPH
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VERAT
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VERB
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📂 MALE GENITALIA
44. MALE GENITALIA > CONDYLOMATA
Note:
Cauliflower-like, soft, moist, or pedunculated warty growths on the penis, scrotum, or anus. These lesions are generally caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Lesion Type: Soft, fleshy, moist, wart-like, or cauliflower-shaped excrescences (condyloma acuminata).
Clinical Context: Often associated with sexually transmitted infections, itching, burning, and sometimes bleeding during intercourse.
Significance: Indicates a deep-seated, chronic, or suppressed condition in the patient's system.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ALUM
Cauliflower-like, soft, moist, or pedunculated warty growths on the penis, scrotum, or anus. These lesions are generally caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Lesion Type: Soft, fleshy, moist, wart-like, or cauliflower-shaped excrescences (condyloma acuminata).
Clinical Context: Often associated with sexually transmitted infections, itching, burning, and sometimes bleeding during intercourse.
Significance: Indicates a deep-seated, chronic, or suppressed condition in the patient's system.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
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APIS
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ARG-N
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AUR
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AUR-M
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AUR-M-N
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CALC
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CINNB
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EUPHR
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F-AC
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HEP
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LYC
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MED
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MERC
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MERC-D
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MILL
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NAT-S
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NIT-AC
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PH-AC
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PHO0S
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PSOR
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SABIN
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SARS
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SEP
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STAPH
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THUJ
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📂 MIND
45. MIND > ABRUPT
Miasms:
NAT-M
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TARENT
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46. MIND > ABSENT-MINDED. (SEE FORGETFUL)
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ACT-S
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ÆSC
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AGAR
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AGN
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ALL-C
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ALUM
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AM-C
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AM-M
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ANAC
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ANG•
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APIS
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ARG-TN
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ARN
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ARS
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ARUM-T
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ASAR
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AUR
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BAR-C
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BELI
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BOV
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BUFO
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CALAD
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CAL
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CALC-S
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CANN-I
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CANN-S
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CAPS
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CARL
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CENCH
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CARB-AC
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CARB-
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S
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CAUST
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CHAM
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CHEL
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CHIN
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CI
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CLEM
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COCC
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COF
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COLCH
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COLOC
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CON
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CROC
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CROT-
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H
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CUPR
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CYCL
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DAPH
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DIRC
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DULC
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ELAPS
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GRAPH
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GUAJ
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HAM
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HELL
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HEP
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HURA
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HYOS
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IGN
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JUG-C
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KALI-BR
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KALI-C
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KALI-B
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KALI-S
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REOS
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LAC-C
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LACH
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LED
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LYC
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LYSS
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MAG-C
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MANC
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MANG
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MERC
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MEZ
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MOSCH
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NAJA
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'NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NAT-P
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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NUX-U
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OLND
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ONOS
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OP
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PETR
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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PLAT
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PLB
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PULS
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RHOD
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RHUS-T
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RHUS-V
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RUTA
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SARS
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SEP
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SL
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SPONG
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STANN
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STRAM
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SULPH
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SUL-AC
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TARENT
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THUJ
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VERAT
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VERB
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VIOL-O
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VIOL-T
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ZINC
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47. MIND > ABSORBED, BURIED IN THOUGHT
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALOE
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AM-M
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ANT-C
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ARN
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BELL
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BOV
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CALC
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CANN-I
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CANTH
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CAPS
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CARL
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CAUST
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CHAM
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CHIN
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CIC
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CLEM
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COCC
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CON
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CUPR
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CYCL
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ELAPS
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GRAT
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HAM
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HELL
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IGN
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IP
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LIL-T
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MANG
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MERC
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MEZ
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MOSCH
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MUR-AC
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NAT-C
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NAT-M
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NAT-P
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NIT-AC
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NUX-M
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OL-
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AN
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ONOS
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OP
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PHEL
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PHOS
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PULS
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RHEUM
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SABAD
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SARS
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SPIG
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STANN
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STRAM
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SULPH
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48. MIND > ABSTRACTION OF MIND
Miasms:
ALUM
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AMYL-N
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CAMPH
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CANN-I
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CARB-AC
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CAUST
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CIC
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CON
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CYCL
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ELAPS
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GUAJ
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HELL
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HYOS
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KREOS
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LAUR
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LYC
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LYSS
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MEZ
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NAT-M
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NUX-M
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CNA
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ONOS
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OP
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PH-AC
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PHOS
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PLAT
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SABAD
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SEC
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SIL
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STRAM
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SULPH
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VESP
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VISC
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49. MIND > ABUSIVE
Miasms:
AM-C
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AM-M
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ANAC
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BELL
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BOR
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CAUST
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CON
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DULC
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HYOS
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IP
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LYC
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YSS
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MOSCH
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NIT-AC
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NUX-V
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ÞETR
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PLB
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RAN-B
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SENEG
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SEP
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SPONG
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STRAM
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TUB
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VERAT
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VIOL-T
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50. MIND > AFFECTIONATE. (SEE LOVE, INDIFFERENCE)
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ANT-C
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ANAC
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BOR
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CARB-AN
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CARB-V
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COFF
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CROC
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HURA
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IGN
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NAT-M
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NUX-U
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0X-A
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PAR
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PHOS
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PLAT
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PULS
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SENEG
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VERAT
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51. MIND > ALTERNATION OF COPIOUS AND SCANTY URINE
Miasms:
Psora: 3Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 3
BERB
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DIG
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GELS
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SANG
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52. MIND > ANTAGONISM WITH HERSELF
Note:
The homeopathic rubric MIND > ANTAGONISM with herself (found in Kent’s Repertory) refers to a deep, often unconscious, inner conflict where a person actively opposes, hates, or is hostile towards their own desires, actions, or thoughts. It represents a "split" within the personality, often characterized by two opposing wills or a feeling that a force within them is against them. Active Opposition to Self: The person feels a constant, internal battle where one part of their mind commands them to do something, while another part insists it is wrong.
Split Personality/Duality: A feeling of having two wills or being double.
Hostility and Guilt: Intense, often irrational, anger directed at oneself, sometimes manifesting as self-loathing.
Internal Conflict/Ambivalence: Difficulty in decision-making due to opposing, intense, and rigid, contradictory desires.
Contradictory Behavior: Sudden changes in behavior, from goodness to unexpected malice or destructive actions.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
ANAC
The homeopathic rubric MIND > ANTAGONISM with herself (found in Kent’s Repertory) refers to a deep, often unconscious, inner conflict where a person actively opposes, hates, or is hostile towards their own desires, actions, or thoughts. It represents a "split" within the personality, often characterized by two opposing wills or a feeling that a force within them is against them. Active Opposition to Self: The person feels a constant, internal battle where one part of their mind commands them to do something, while another part insists it is wrong.
Split Personality/Duality: A feeling of having two wills or being double.
Hostility and Guilt: Intense, often irrational, anger directed at oneself, sometimes manifesting as self-loathing.
Internal Conflict/Ambivalence: Difficulty in decision-making due to opposing, intense, and rigid, contradictory desires.
Contradictory Behavior: Sudden changes in behavior, from goodness to unexpected malice or destructive actions.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
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AUR
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KALI-C
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LAC-C
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53. MIND > ANXIETY
Miasms:
ABROT
Plant
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
ACON
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACT-S
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
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54. MIND > AVARICEE
Note:
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric Mind > Avarice refers to an extreme, insatiable, and often irrational desire for money, possessions, or gain. It is characterized by an obsessive need to hoard resources, accompanied by fear of poverty or a relentless drive to possess more, even when sufficient wealth is already available. Excessive Greed: An intense hunger for money or material riches.
Insatiable Desire: The longing is never satisfied; the person always wants more.
Miserliness: A profound reluctance to spend money or share possessions, often stemming from a fear of losing what they have.
Self-Correction/Calculation: A tendency to calculate every move for personal advantage.
Synonyms/Related Rubrics: Covetousness, Cupidity, Greediness, Parsimony.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ARS
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric Mind > Avarice refers to an extreme, insatiable, and often irrational desire for money, possessions, or gain. It is characterized by an obsessive need to hoard resources, accompanied by fear of poverty or a relentless drive to possess more, even when sufficient wealth is already available. Excessive Greed: An intense hunger for money or material riches.
Insatiable Desire: The longing is never satisfied; the person always wants more.
Miserliness: A profound reluctance to spend money or share possessions, often stemming from a fear of losing what they have.
Self-Correction/Calculation: A tendency to calculate every move for personal advantage.
Synonyms/Related Rubrics: Covetousness, Cupidity, Greediness, Parsimony.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
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55. MIND > AVERSION, APPROACHED TO BEING
Note:
The homeopathic rubric MIND - AVERSION - approached to being (often listed as Approached, drawing near of others aggravates or Touched, aversion to being) signifies a profound, often irrational, dislike or fear of being approached, touched, or having someone in personal space.
Key Themes: Need for space, feeling threatened, over-sensitivity to sensory input, desire for isolation, irritability, fear, or a sense of being "tarnished".
Context: Often seen in individuals with high nervous tension, sensory processing issues, or those experiencing deep grief or resentment.
Similar/Related Rubrics: MIND - TOUCHED - aversion to being; MIND - ALOOF; MIND - COMPANY - aversion to.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
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The homeopathic rubric MIND - AVERSION - approached to being (often listed as Approached, drawing near of others aggravates or Touched, aversion to being) signifies a profound, often irrational, dislike or fear of being approached, touched, or having someone in personal space.
Key Themes: Need for space, feeling threatened, over-sensitivity to sensory input, desire for isolation, irritability, fear, or a sense of being "tarnished".
Context: Often seen in individuals with high nervous tension, sensory processing issues, or those experiencing deep grief or resentment.
Similar/Related Rubrics: MIND - TOUCHED - aversion to being; MIND - ALOOF; MIND - COMPANY - aversion to.
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
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56. MIND > BAD NEWS, AILMENTS FROM
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric Mind > Bad news, ailments from refers to the development of physical or mental complaints immediately following the receipt of, or prolonged anticipation of, shocking or distressing information. It falls under the broader category of "ailments from" emotional stressors. Definition: Illnesses or symptoms that appear or become significantly aggravated after hearing bad news (e.g., death of a loved one, job loss, sudden financial ruin, or, in some interpretations, intense anticipation of bad news).
Context: This rubric is used when the patient’s physical illness (e.g., heart palpitations, digestive issues, headache) or mental condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, shock) can be traced directly to a specific emotional, tragic event.
Key Emotions: Shock, silent grief, disappointment, fear, and hopelessness.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
APIS
In homeopathy, the rubric Mind > Bad news, ailments from refers to the development of physical or mental complaints immediately following the receipt of, or prolonged anticipation of, shocking or distressing information. It falls under the broader category of "ailments from" emotional stressors. Definition: Illnesses or symptoms that appear or become significantly aggravated after hearing bad news (e.g., death of a loved one, job loss, sudden financial ruin, or, in some interpretations, intense anticipation of bad news).
Context: This rubric is used when the patient’s physical illness (e.g., heart palpitations, digestive issues, headache) or mental condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, shock) can be traced directly to a specific emotional, tragic event.
Key Emotions: Shock, silent grief, disappointment, fear, and hopelessness.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
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📂 MOUTH
57. MOUTH > APHTHE
Miasms:
ACET-AC
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ETH
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
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📂 NOSE
58. NOSE > EPISTAXIS
Miasms:
ABROT
Plant
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
ACET-AC
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACON
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AIL
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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59. NOSE > OBSTRUCTION
Miasms:
ACON
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
CTH
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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60. NOSE > POLYPUS
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric Nose > Polyps (often found as Nose - Polypus or Nose - Polyps - Mucous) refers to soft, benign, non-cancerous growths on the nasal mucosa that often cause chronic obstruction, loss of smell, and post-nasal drip.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
ALL-C
In homeopathy, the rubric Nose > Polyps (often found as Nose - Polypus or Nose - Polyps - Mucous) refers to soft, benign, non-cancerous growths on the nasal mucosa that often cause chronic obstruction, loss of smell, and post-nasal drip.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
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📂 PERSPIRATION
61. PERSPIRATION > DAYTIME
Note:
sweating that occurs during the waking hours, often stopping at night. It is distinct from nocturnal sweating (night sweats), which often indicates deep-seated chronic, tubercular, or syphilitic issues. Time-Related Activity: Indicates perspiration that begins upon waking or moving and ceases or diminishes when resting or sleeping.
Physical Activity/Exertion: Often linked to slight movement, mental exertion, or during the day's activity, suggesting a weakness of the vital force where it cannot regulate body temperature during normal activity.
Associated Conditions: Often accompanied by languor, nausea, or anxiety.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Tubercular: 2
AGAR
sweating that occurs during the waking hours, often stopping at night. It is distinct from nocturnal sweating (night sweats), which often indicates deep-seated chronic, tubercular, or syphilitic issues. Time-Related Activity: Indicates perspiration that begins upon waking or moving and ceases or diminishes when resting or sleeping.
Physical Activity/Exertion: Often linked to slight movement, mental exertion, or during the day's activity, suggesting a weakness of the vital force where it cannot regulate body temperature during normal activity.
Associated Conditions: Often accompanied by languor, nausea, or anxiety.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Tubercular: 2
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📂 PROSTATE GLAND
62. PROSTATE GLAND > ENLARGEMENT
Note:
The pathological expansion of the prostate gland, commonly known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). It is associated with aging, where the gland grows and presses on the urethra, leading to urinary obstruction and irritation. Pathological State: It is the non-cancerous,, gradual, and progressive hypertrophy of the prostate gland.
Key Symptoms: Frequent urination (especially at night), weak or interrupted stream, straining to urinate, dribbling at the end of micturition, and a sensation of incomplete emptying.
Urinary Retention: In advanced stages, it leads to difficulty starting or inability to pass urine (retention).
Associated Conditions: It may coexist with chronic prostatitis, urinary tract infections (UTIs), or bladder stones.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
ALOE
The pathological expansion of the prostate gland, commonly known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). It is associated with aging, where the gland grows and presses on the urethra, leading to urinary obstruction and irritation. Pathological State: It is the non-cancerous,, gradual, and progressive hypertrophy of the prostate gland.
Key Symptoms: Frequent urination (especially at night), weak or interrupted stream, straining to urinate, dribbling at the end of micturition, and a sensation of incomplete emptying.
Urinary Retention: In advanced stages, it leads to difficulty starting or inability to pass urine (retention).
Associated Conditions: It may coexist with chronic prostatitis, urinary tract infections (UTIs), or bladder stones.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
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63. PROSTATE GLAND > INFLAMMATION
Note:
A state of acute or chronic swelling of the prostate gland, often accompanied by urinary obstruction, pain, and sexual dysfunction. Acute Inflammation: Severe, sudden onset, intense pain, fever, chills, urinary retention, and extreme tenderness.
Chronic/Non-bacterial Inflammation (CPPS): Chronic, recurring discomfort in the pelvis/perineum, frequency, urgency, nocturia, and burning.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
ACON
A state of acute or chronic swelling of the prostate gland, often accompanied by urinary obstruction, pain, and sexual dysfunction. Acute Inflammation: Severe, sudden onset, intense pain, fever, chills, urinary retention, and extreme tenderness.
Chronic/Non-bacterial Inflammation (CPPS): Chronic, recurring discomfort in the pelvis/perineum, frequency, urgency, nocturia, and burning.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AESC
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
Animal
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
AGN
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
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📂 RECTUM
64. RECTUM > CONDYLOMATA
Note:
Warts or soft, fleshy, cauliflower-like growths located in or around the anus/rectum. Definition: These are condylomata acuminata (anogenital warts) caused by HPV infection.
Appearance: Soft, moist, pink or flesh-colored, wart-like growths that may cluster together.
Symptoms: Anal itching (pruritus ani), discomfort, or bleeding, especially during bowel movements.
Characteristics: They may have an offensive smell and can be pedunculated (having a stalk) or sessile (flat).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ARG-N
Warts or soft, fleshy, cauliflower-like growths located in or around the anus/rectum. Definition: These are condylomata acuminata (anogenital warts) caused by HPV infection.
Appearance: Soft, moist, pink or flesh-colored, wart-like growths that may cluster together.
Symptoms: Anal itching (pruritus ani), discomfort, or bleeding, especially during bowel movements.
Characteristics: They may have an offensive smell and can be pedunculated (having a stalk) or sessile (flat).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
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📂 RESPIRATION
65. RESPIRATION > ACCELERATED
Miasms:
ABSIN
Plant
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
ACET-AC
P1S1S2T3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACON
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ÆSC
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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AIL
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BRY
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CALC
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CAMPH
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CANTH
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CAST
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CEDR
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CHAM
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CHEL
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CHIN
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CHIN-A
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CHIN-5
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CHLOR
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CIMIC
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CINA
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CLEM
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COCA
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COCC
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COFF
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COLCH
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COLOC
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CON
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COP
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CUPR
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CYC
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DIG
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DULC
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GELS
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GLON
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HELL
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HEP
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HYDR
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HYDR-AC
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HYOS
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IOD
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IP
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KALI-
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KALI-N
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LACT
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LAUR
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LED
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LYCOS
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MERC
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MEZ
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NAJA
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PULS
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RHOD
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TAB
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📂 SKIN
66. SKIN > DISCOLORATION, BLACKISH
Note:
Hyperpigmentation, dark patches, or "liver spots" (melasma/chloasma) that are dark brown, greyish, or black, often associated with hormonal changes, chronic inflammation, or sun exposure. Hyperpigmentation: Overproduction of melanin due to inflammation (e.g., acne scars) or chronic skin disorders.
Hormonal Influence: Often appears during pregnancy (melasma or "mask of pregnancy") or menopause, appearing as dark patches on the face, forehead, or nose.
Chronic Sun Damage: Darkening resulting from long-term UV exposure (solar lentigines).
Pathological Changes: May accompany deeper, chronic ailments (e.g., Addison's disease) or skin growths.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
ACON
Hyperpigmentation, dark patches, or "liver spots" (melasma/chloasma) that are dark brown, greyish, or black, often associated with hormonal changes, chronic inflammation, or sun exposure. Hyperpigmentation: Overproduction of melanin due to inflammation (e.g., acne scars) or chronic skin disorders.
Hormonal Influence: Often appears during pregnancy (melasma or "mask of pregnancy") or menopause, appearing as dark patches on the face, forehead, or nose.
Chronic Sun Damage: Darkening resulting from long-term UV exposure (solar lentigines).
Pathological Changes: May accompany deeper, chronic ailments (e.g., Addison's disease) or skin growths.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ANT-C
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 SLEEP
67. SLEEP > COMATOSE
Note:
In homeopathic repertorization, the rubric SLEEP - COMATOSE (often listed as Sleep - Comatose, coma, comatose, stupor) falls under the section of Generalities or Sleep, representing a deep, heavy, unconscious, or stuporous state of sleep. Profound Unconsciousness: The person is in a state of deep sleep from which it is difficult or impossible to rouse them.
Stupor or Lethargy: It implies a state of mental torpor, where consciousness is suppressed, often seen in severe acute diseases.
Abnormal Sleep Intensity: Unlike normal sleep, this is pathological. It is characterized by a "deep coma" or "coma vigil" (eyes open but unconscious).
Concomitant Weakness: This sleep is typically accompanied by intense physical exhaustion, apathy, or lack of reactivity to the environment.
Context in Disease: It is often found in cases of severe infections (typhoid), metabolic disorders (diabetic coma), or brain injuries/injuries to the head.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1
ACON
In homeopathic repertorization, the rubric SLEEP - COMATOSE (often listed as Sleep - Comatose, coma, comatose, stupor) falls under the section of Generalities or Sleep, representing a deep, heavy, unconscious, or stuporous state of sleep. Profound Unconsciousness: The person is in a state of deep sleep from which it is difficult or impossible to rouse them.
Stupor or Lethargy: It implies a state of mental torpor, where consciousness is suppressed, often seen in severe acute diseases.
Abnormal Sleep Intensity: Unlike normal sleep, this is pathological. It is characterized by a "deep coma" or "coma vigil" (eyes open but unconscious).
Concomitant Weakness: This sleep is typically accompanied by intense physical exhaustion, apathy, or lack of reactivity to the environment.
Context in Disease: It is often found in cases of severe infections (typhoid), metabolic disorders (diabetic coma), or brain injuries/injuries to the head.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 1
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AETH
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 STOOL
68. STOOL > ACRID, CORROSIVE, EXCORIATING
Note:
In homeopathic repertorization, the rubrics Stool > Acrid, Corrosive, and Excoriating refer to fecal matter that causes intense burning, raw soreness, and skin irritation (excoriation) to the anus, perineum, or buttocks during or after defecation. Acrid: The stool is sharp, pungent, and sour, causing a biting sensation on the skin.
Corrosive: The stool acts like a chemical agent, damaging or destroying the surrounding tissue (anus and surrounding skin).
Excoriating: The stool removes the skin, leading to raw, sore, or bleeding anal tissues.
Common Accompanying Symptoms: These stools are often accompanied by intense burning in the rectum, tenesmus (straining), and soreness, frequently in diarrhea, cholera, or chronic dysentery.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
ACON
In homeopathic repertorization, the rubrics Stool > Acrid, Corrosive, and Excoriating refer to fecal matter that causes intense burning, raw soreness, and skin irritation (excoriation) to the anus, perineum, or buttocks during or after defecation. Acrid: The stool is sharp, pungent, and sour, causing a biting sensation on the skin.
Corrosive: The stool acts like a chemical agent, damaging or destroying the surrounding tissue (anus and surrounding skin).
Excoriating: The stool removes the skin, leading to raw, sore, or bleeding anal tissues.
Common Accompanying Symptoms: These stools are often accompanied by intense burning in the rectum, tenesmus (straining), and soreness, frequently in diarrhea, cholera, or chronic dysentery.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALOE
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 TEETH
69. TEETH > CARIES, DECAYED, HOLLOW
Note:
Caries / Decayed / Hollow:
A pathological process characterized by progressive molecular destruction of tissue, leading to loss of substance and formation of cavities.
Caries, decay, and hollowness are classical expressions of the syphilitic miasm, often appearing on a psoric or sycotic background.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3
ABROT
Caries / Decayed / Hollow:
A pathological process characterized by progressive molecular destruction of tissue, leading to loss of substance and formation of cavities.
Caries, decay, and hollowness are classical expressions of the syphilitic miasm, often appearing on a psoric or sycotic background.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 3
Plant
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
ACON
P2S3T3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALOE
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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📂 URETHRA
70. URETHRA > AGLUTINATION OF MEATUS
Note:
Adhesion of the lips of the urinary meatus due to dried, sticky, or purulent discharge. The patient often finds it difficult to start urinating in the morning until they pull the edges apart.
Pathology: Usually indicative of subacute or chronic urethritis, inflammation, or gonorrheal infection.
Key Symptoms: Associated with burning during/after urination, sticky discharge, or narrowing of the stream (stricture).
Miasms: Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
ANAG
Adhesion of the lips of the urinary meatus due to dried, sticky, or purulent discharge. The patient often finds it difficult to start urinating in the morning until they pull the edges apart.
Pathology: Usually indicative of subacute or chronic urethritis, inflammation, or gonorrheal infection.
Key Symptoms: Associated with burning during/after urination, sticky discharge, or narrowing of the stream (stricture).
Miasms: Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
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📂 URINE
71. URINE > ALBUMINOUS
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - ALBUMINOUS (often found under KIDNEYS - ALBUMINURIA or URINE - ALBUMIN in repertories like Synthesis or Kent) refers to the presence of albumin (a protein) in the urine, indicating that the kidneys are leaking protein. It is a critical indicator of dysfunction, often relating to Nephritis or Nephrotic Syndrome. Pathological Significance: It indicates a compromised filtration barrier in the glomerulus of the kidney (damaged kidney filters).
Physical Manifestations: The urine is often described as frothy/foamy, bubbly, or having a thick sediment.
Systemic Condition: It is rarely a solitary symptom; it is often linked to underlying diseases like chronic nephritis, diabetes mellitus, or hypertension.
Clinical Picture: The patient may exhibit edema (swelling) of the ankles, hands, or face due to the loss of protein (hypoalbuminemia).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
ACON
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - ALBUMINOUS (often found under KIDNEYS - ALBUMINURIA or URINE - ALBUMIN in repertories like Synthesis or Kent) refers to the presence of albumin (a protein) in the urine, indicating that the kidneys are leaking protein. It is a critical indicator of dysfunction, often relating to Nephritis or Nephrotic Syndrome. Pathological Significance: It indicates a compromised filtration barrier in the glomerulus of the kidney (damaged kidney filters).
Physical Manifestations: The urine is often described as frothy/foamy, bubbly, or having a thick sediment.
Systemic Condition: It is rarely a solitary symptom; it is often linked to underlying diseases like chronic nephritis, diabetes mellitus, or hypertension.
Clinical Picture: The patient may exhibit edema (swelling) of the ankles, hands, or face due to the loss of protein (hypoalbuminemia).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALL-C
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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PHOS
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PHYT
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PULS
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PYROG
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SEC
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TAB
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72. URINE > ALKALINE
Note:
A state where the urine has lost its normal slight acidity, often resulting in cloudy, foul-smelling urine or the formation of stones.Stagnation & Infection: Indicates high likelihood of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs), particularly due to urea-splitting bacteria like Proteus.
Stone Formation: Strongly associated with the formation of alkaline-dependent stones, such as calcium phosphate or struvite (infection) stones.
Metabolic Shift: Indicates a shift in body chemistry, often seen in cases of chronic kidney disease, metabolic alkalosis, or a heavily vegetarian/fruit-based diet.
Decomposition: Suggests decomposition of urine within the bladder, creating ammonia.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1Tubercular: 2
AM-C
A state where the urine has lost its normal slight acidity, often resulting in cloudy, foul-smelling urine or the formation of stones.Stagnation & Infection: Indicates high likelihood of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs), particularly due to urea-splitting bacteria like Proteus.
Stone Formation: Strongly associated with the formation of alkaline-dependent stones, such as calcium phosphate or struvite (infection) stones.
Metabolic Shift: Indicates a shift in body chemistry, often seen in cases of chronic kidney disease, metabolic alkalosis, or a heavily vegetarian/fruit-based diet.
Decomposition: Suggests decomposition of urine within the bladder, creating ammonia.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 1Tubercular: 2
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BAPT
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BENZ-AC
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CANTH
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CHIN-S
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CINA
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FERR
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73. URINE > ALTERNATION OF COPIOUS AND SCANTY URINE
Note:
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric URINE - ALTERNATION of - copious and scanty (often found under URINE - ALTERNATING) refers to a clinical state where a patient experiences periods of excessive, dilute urination (polyuria) followed by periods of very little, concentrated urination (oliguria). This shifting pattern suggests an unstable or fluctuating renal function, often associated with chronic disease states, hormonal disturbances, or deep-seated miasmatic taints. Alternation: This indicates a fluctuating or inconsistent pattern. In clinical terms, this suggests that the mechanism regulating fluid excretion is failing to maintain homeostasis, frequently switching between two extremes.
Copious (Polyuria): A state where the body excretes an abnormally large volume of urine, often resulting from a lack of anti-diuretic hormone action or kidney malfunction (e.g., diabetes insipidus).
Scanty (Oliguria): A state of low urine output, usually less than 400-500 mL per day, indicating fluid retention, dehydration, or obstruction.
Combined Meaning: The alternation between these two states suggests a deep functional disturbance in the kidneys, potentially alternating between irritation (causing polyuria) and structural destruction or paralysis (causing oliguria).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
BERB
In homeopathic repertories, the rubric URINE - ALTERNATION of - copious and scanty (often found under URINE - ALTERNATING) refers to a clinical state where a patient experiences periods of excessive, dilute urination (polyuria) followed by periods of very little, concentrated urination (oliguria). This shifting pattern suggests an unstable or fluctuating renal function, often associated with chronic disease states, hormonal disturbances, or deep-seated miasmatic taints. Alternation: This indicates a fluctuating or inconsistent pattern. In clinical terms, this suggests that the mechanism regulating fluid excretion is failing to maintain homeostasis, frequently switching between two extremes.
Copious (Polyuria): A state where the body excretes an abnormally large volume of urine, often resulting from a lack of anti-diuretic hormone action or kidney malfunction (e.g., diabetes insipidus).
Scanty (Oliguria): A state of low urine output, usually less than 400-500 mL per day, indicating fluid retention, dehydration, or obstruction.
Combined Meaning: The alternation between these two states suggests a deep functional disturbance in the kidneys, potentially alternating between irritation (causing polyuria) and structural destruction or paralysis (causing oliguria).
Miasms: Psora: 1Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
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74. URINE > BILE, CONTAINING
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - BILE, containing (or "Bile in urine") refers to the presence of bile pigments (bilirubin) or bile salts in the urine, a condition known in clinical medicine as bilirubinuria or choluria. It signifies that the liver is not properly processing or excreting bile, or there is an obstruction in the bile ducts. Pathological Significance: Bile in the urine is an indicator of hepatobiliary dysfunction, such as jaundice, hepatitis, cirrhosis, or blockage of the bile ducts (gallstones or tumors).
Symptoms: This condition is often accompanied by dark-coloured (tea/cola-colored) urine, yellowish foam, pale-colored stools, itching (pruritus) due to bile salts in the skin, and jaundice (yellow skin/eyes).
Miasms: Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
ACON
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - BILE, containing (or "Bile in urine") refers to the presence of bile pigments (bilirubin) or bile salts in the urine, a condition known in clinical medicine as bilirubinuria or choluria. It signifies that the liver is not properly processing or excreting bile, or there is an obstruction in the bile ducts. Pathological Significance: Bile in the urine is an indicator of hepatobiliary dysfunction, such as jaundice, hepatitis, cirrhosis, or blockage of the bile ducts (gallstones or tumors).
Symptoms: This condition is often accompanied by dark-coloured (tea/cola-colored) urine, yellowish foam, pale-colored stools, itching (pruritus) due to bile salts in the skin, and jaundice (yellow skin/eyes).
Miasms: Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
CARD-M
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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75. URINE > CASTS, CONTAINING
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - CASTS, containing (found under the Urine chapter in repertories like Kent or Boericke) indicates a serious, typically chronic, underlying kidney disorder. Urinary casts are microscopic, tube-shaped particles formed from proteins and cells in the kidney tubules (distal nephrons and collecting ducts), suggesting that a pathological process is occurring within the kidney itself. Clinical Significance: Their presence is strongly indicative of intrinsic renal disease, such as acute glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, acute tubular necrosis, or chronic renal failure.
Types & Implications:
Hyaline Casts: Can be benign (dehydration) or indicate chronic kidney failure.
Granular Casts (Muddy Brown): Indicate degeneration of tubular epithelial cells; seen in chronic kidney disease.
Waxy Casts: Suggest advanced, long-term renal failure.
RBC/WBC Casts: Suggest glomerular damage (bleeding) or acute kidney infections/inflammation.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
APIS
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - CASTS, containing (found under the Urine chapter in repertories like Kent or Boericke) indicates a serious, typically chronic, underlying kidney disorder. Urinary casts are microscopic, tube-shaped particles formed from proteins and cells in the kidney tubules (distal nephrons and collecting ducts), suggesting that a pathological process is occurring within the kidney itself. Clinical Significance: Their presence is strongly indicative of intrinsic renal disease, such as acute glomerulonephritis, nephrotic syndrome, acute tubular necrosis, or chronic renal failure.
Types & Implications:
Hyaline Casts: Can be benign (dehydration) or indicate chronic kidney failure.
Granular Casts (Muddy Brown): Indicate degeneration of tubular epithelial cells; seen in chronic kidney disease.
Waxy Casts: Suggest advanced, long-term renal failure.
RBC/WBC Casts: Suggest glomerular damage (bleeding) or acute kidney infections/inflammation.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 2
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76. URINE > CLOUDY
Note:
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - CLOUDY (or Turbid) indicates that the urine is not clear, often appearing murky, hazy, or milky when freshly passed. It is a sign of suspended substances—such as phosphates, pus, mucus, bacteria, or epithelium—indicating deeper, often chronic or sub-acute, systemic disturbances. Presence of Sediment/Pus (Pyuria): Often points to chronic infections (cystitis, nephritis) or the presence of mucus and pus cells.
Phosphaturia/Alkaline Urine: Frequently associated with white-cloudy, turbid urine that may clear up upon adding acid; indicates a "sycotic" accumulation in the system.
"Mucus" or "Milky" (Chyluria): Indicates structural changes or chronic infections where urine resembles milk, often due to protein leakage or lymphatic obstruction.
Chronic Inflammatory State: Often accompanied by a foul smell or burning sensation.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
ACET-AC
In homeopathy, the rubric URINE - CLOUDY (or Turbid) indicates that the urine is not clear, often appearing murky, hazy, or milky when freshly passed. It is a sign of suspended substances—such as phosphates, pus, mucus, bacteria, or epithelium—indicating deeper, often chronic or sub-acute, systemic disturbances. Presence of Sediment/Pus (Pyuria): Often points to chronic infections (cystitis, nephritis) or the presence of mucus and pus cells.
Phosphaturia/Alkaline Urine: Frequently associated with white-cloudy, turbid urine that may clear up upon adding acid; indicates a "sycotic" accumulation in the system.
"Mucus" or "Milky" (Chyluria): Indicates structural changes or chronic infections where urine resembles milk, often due to protein leakage or lymphatic obstruction.
Chronic Inflammatory State: Often accompanied by a foul smell or burning sensation.
Miasms: Psora: 2Sycosis: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 2
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACON
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
AESC
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
Animal
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
AGAR
P3S2T1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
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ALOE
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ALUM
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ALUMN
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AM-C
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AMBR
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ANAC
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ANT-C
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ANT-T
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APIS
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APOC
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ARG-M
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ARN
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ARS-I
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ARS
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ASPAR
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AUR-M
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AUR
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BELL
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BENZ-AC
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BERB
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BOV
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BROM
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BRY
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CACT
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CALAD
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CALC-F
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CALC
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CAMPH
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CANN-S
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CANTH
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CARB-AN
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CARB-S
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CAUST
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CHAM
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CHEL
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CHIN-A
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CHIN-S
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CHIN
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CINA
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CINNB
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CLEM
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COC-C
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COCA
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COLCH
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COLOC
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COM
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CON
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COP
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CUPR
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CUR
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CYCL
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DAPH
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DIG
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DULC
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ELAPS
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FERR
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GRAPH
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GRAT
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HEP
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HYOS
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HYPER
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IGN
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INDG
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IOD
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IP
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LACH
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LAUR
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LITH
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LYC
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LYSS
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MAG-C
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MAG-M
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MERC
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MEZ
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MYRIC
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OLND
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PALL
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PAR
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PETR
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PSOR
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RAPH
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RHOD
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RUMX
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SARR
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SEC
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SENEG
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SIL
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THUJ
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UVA
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📂 VERTIGO
77. VERTIGO > ANXIETY, DURING
Note:
A state where the patient experiences dizziness, whirling, or loss of balance, and this physical sensation is accompanied by or triggers intense anxiety, fear, worry, or a feeling of helplessness.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Tubercular: 2
ACON
A state where the patient experiences dizziness, whirling, or loss of balance, and this physical sensation is accompanied by or triggers intense anxiety, fear, worry, or a feeling of helplessness.
Miasms: Psora: 3Sycosis: 2Tubercular: 2
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ALOE
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ARN
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ASAR
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BELL
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DIG
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78. VERTIGO > CHRONIC
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NAT-M
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PHOS
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SEC
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79. VERTIGO > CLOSING EYES, ON
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ALUM
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APIS
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ARN
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ARS
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CHAM
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CHEL
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CYCL
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HEP
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MAG-S
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PHOS
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80. VERTIGO > COFFEE, AFTER
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ARG-N
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NAT-M
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PHOS
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81. VERTIGO > COITION, AFTER
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PH-AC
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SEP
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82. VERTIGO > EPILEPSY, BEFORE
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ARS
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CALC-AR
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83. VERTIGO > HEADACHE, DURING
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ACET-AC
Mineral
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
ACON
P2S1T3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Plant
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
ÆTH
P3T1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
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ANAC
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AC
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PSOR
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TAB
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ABIS
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ABROT
Plant
Psora: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
Psora: 2Syphilis: 3Tubercular: 3
Abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum):
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
Abrotanum is a deep-acting homoeopathic medicine marked by metastasis of complaints—symptoms shift from one part to another, especially from internal organs to joints or extremities and vice versa. It shows rapid emaciation, particularly of the lower limbs, with ravenous appetite, weak digestion, and a tendency to marasmus after suppressed diarrhea or rheumatism. Pains are wandering and shifting, often appearing after checked discharges.
Sphere of action:
Digestive tract, mesenteric glands, muscles, joints, and nervous system.
Miasmatic tendency: Psoro-syphilitic.
Relationship of Abrotanum:
Complementary: Calcarea phosphorica
Follows well: Bryonia, Sulphur
Compare: Tuberculinum, Iodum, Natrum muriaticum
Antidoted by: Camphor
Keynote line:
> Metastasis of disease with emaciation—especially of legs—after suppressed discharges.
Comp: --- | Foll: ---
ABSIN
Plant
Psora: 1Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 3
Psora: 1Sycosis: 1Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 3
ABSIN (Absinthium) — Short Note, Miasm & Relationships
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
Short Note
Source: Artemisia absinthium (Wormwood)
Sphere of Action: Brain, nervous system, spinal cord
Keynote Features:
Sudden, violent nervous excitement
Epileptiform convulsions, often without aura
Twitching, jerking, trembling of muscles
Loss of consciousness with convulsions
Mental confusion, delirium, hallucinations
Mental State:
Excitable, confused
Delirious talk, frightful visions
Reckless, impulsive behavior
Physical Symptoms:
Convulsions with rigid body
Choreic movements
Vertigo, staggering
Tremors after convulsive attacks
Modalities:
Worse: Alcohol, excitement, exertion
Better: Rest, sleep (after attack)
Miasmatic Background
Tubercular miasm (dominant): Sudden onset, violent nervous storms, alternating excitement and collapse
Syphilitic element: Destructive action on brain and nerves (convulsions, epilepsy)
Comp: BELL | Foll: BELL ;HYOS
AC
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ACET-AC
Mineral
Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Tubercular: 3
Psora: 2Sycosis: 1Tubercular: 3
Aceticum Acidum (Acet. ac.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Aceticum Acidum is a deep-acting remedy prepared from glacial acetic acid, prominently indicated in states of profound debility, emaciation, and fluid loss.
Key Constitutional Picture
Extreme weakness and exhaustion, even from slight exertion
Rapid emaciation with loss of flesh and strength
Profuse watery discharges: diarrhea, night-sweats, urination
Marked thirst, especially for cold water
Pale, waxy, transparent skin; anemic states
Collapse tendencies; fainting, sinking sensation
Clinical Sphere
Advanced diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia, wasting)
Chronic diarrhea, colliquative states
Hectic fever, night sweats (tubercular states)
Dropsy with extreme weakness
Hemorrhages with exhaustion
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Tubercular
Rapid tissue breakdown
Emaciation despite intake
Alternation of weakness and transient vitality
Profuse exhausting discharges
Secondary miasm: Psoric
Functional exhaustion
Anemia, poor assimilation
Hypersensitivity and thirst
Occasional Sycotic overlay
In chronic diabetes and dropsical conditions due to fluid imbalance
Essence (Keynote)
> “Extreme prostration with wasting and profuse discharges.”
Remedy Relationship
Complementary: Phosphorus, China, Arsenicum album
Differential:
Arsenicum – restlessness, anxiety, burning pains
China – debility from loss of fluids but less emaciation
Phosphorus – hemorrhagic tendency with nervous excitability
In summary, Aceticum Acidum is chiefly a tubercular–psoric remedy, suited to advanced states of wasting, dehydration, and collapse, where the vital force is profoundly exhausted.
Comp: --- | Foll: ---
ACON
Plant
Psora: 3Tubercular: 1
Psora: 3Tubercular: 1
Aconitum napellus (Acon.) — Short Note with Miasm
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
Aconitum napellus is an acute, stormy remedy acting primarily on the nervous and vascular systems, especially in the early stage of inflammation.
Key Constitutional Picture
Sudden onset of illness after cold, dry wind or shock
Intense fear, anxiety, panic, fear of death
High fever with dry, hot skin and thirst
Restlessness; cannot remain still
Acute pain, numbness, tingling
Clinical Sphere
First stage of acute inflammations
Sudden fevers, croup, tonsillitis
Acute neuralgia, toothache
Shock, fright, trauma
Acute congestion (lungs, brain, heart)
Miasmatic Analysis
Predominant miasm: Psora
Functional disturbance without tissue destruction
Sudden reactive inflammation
Hypersensitivity and vascular excitement
No true sycotic or syphilitic depth
Lacks suppuration, infiltration, or ulceration
Acts before structural pathology develops
Tubercular tendency (occasional)
Sudden violent onset with intensity, but still superficial and acute
Essence (Keynote)
> “Sudden, violent acute illness with intense fear and restlessness.”
Remedy Relationship
Follows well: Acon. → Belladonna, Bryonia
Compare:
Belladonna – congestion, throbbing, less fear
Arsenicum – anxiety with prostration and burning pains
Chamomilla – irritability rather than panic
In summary, Aconitum napellus is a purely psoric, acute remedy, indicated at the very onset of disease, before exudation or tissue change occurs, marked by suddenness, fear, and vascular excitement.
Comp: --- | Foll: ---
ACON-F
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AESC
Animal
Psora: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
Psora: 3Syphilis: 2Tubercular: 1
AESC — Aesculus hippocastanum
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
Aesculus is a prime venous-congestion remedy, especially of the portal system and rectum. Marked fullness, pressure, and dryness with little or no bleeding. Classical for blind or non-bleeding piles, rectal soreness as if full of sticks, and backache (sacral/lumbar) worse from standing or walking, better sitting. Constipation with dry, hard stools. Throat may feel dry, raw, or constricted without much inflammation.
Comp: SUL, NUX-V | Foll: ---
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No hub record.
CAUL
No hub record.
CAUST
No hub record.
CEAN
No hub record.
CEDR
No hub record.
CENCH
No hub record.
CENH
No hub record.
CGAUST
No hub record.
CHAM
No hub record.
CHEL
No hub record.
CHIM
No hub record.
CHIN
No hub record.
CHIN-5
No hub record.
CHIN-A
No hub record.
CHIN-S
No hub record.
CHION
No hub record.
CHLF
No hub record.
CHLOF
No hub record.
CHLOL
No hub record.
CHLOR
No hub record.
CHR-AC
No hub record.
CI
No hub record.
CIC
No hub record.
CIMIC
No hub record.
CIMX
No hub record.
CINA
No hub record.
CINNB
No hub record.
CINNM
No hub record.
CIST
No hub record.
CLEM
No hub record.
CNA
No hub record.
COB
No hub record.
COC-C
No hub record.
COC-C•
No hub record.
COCA
No hub record.
COCC
No hub record.
COCH
No hub record.
COF
No hub record.
COFF
No hub record.
COFT
No hub record.
COLCH
No hub record.
COLOC
No hub record.
COLOS
No hub record.
COM
No hub record.
CON
No hub record.
COP
No hub record.
COR-R
No hub record.
COR-T
No hub record.
CORN
No hub record.
CORT-H
No hub record.
COT
No hub record.
CROC
No hub record.
CROT-
No hub record.
CROT-C
No hub record.
CROT-H
No hub record.
CROT-T
No hub record.
CTH
No hub record.
CUB
No hub record.
CUBR
No hub record.
CUON
No hub record.
CUPHR
No hub record.
CUPR
No hub record.
CUPR-AR
No hub record.
CUPR-S
No hub record.
CUR
No hub record.
CYC
No hub record.
CYCL
No hub record.
DAPH
No hub record.
DAYTIME:
No hub record.
DIG
No hub record.
DIOS
No hub record.
DIRC
No hub record.
DOL
No hub record.
DOR
No hub record.
DROS
No hub record.
DUL
No hub record.
DULC
No hub record.
ECHI
No hub record.
ELAPS
No hub record.
ENA
No hub record.
EQUIS
No hub record.
ERIG
No hub record.
ERY-A
No hub record.
ETH
No hub record.
EUG
No hub record.
EUP-
No hub record.
EUP-PER
No hub record.
EUP-PUR
No hub record.
EUPH
No hub record.
EUPHO
No hub record.
EUPHR
No hub record.
EUPI
No hub record.
EVERYTHING
No hub record.
F-AC
No hub record.
FAGO
No hub record.
FER-AR
No hub record.
FERR
No hub record.
FERR-AR
No hub record.
FERR-I
No hub record.
FERR-M
No hub record.
FERR-MA
No hub record.
FERR-P
No hub record.
FERRP
No hub record.
FL-AC
No hub record.
FORM
No hub record.
FORNM
No hub record.
GAMB
No hub record.
GARMB
No hub record.
GELS
No hub record.
GINS
No hub record.
GLON
No hub record.
GRAPH
No hub record.
GRAT
No hub record.
GUAI
No hub record.
GUAJ
No hub record.
GUARE
No hub record.
GYMN
No hub record.
H
No hub record.
HAM
No hub record.
HECLA
No hub record.
HEL
No hub record.
HELL
No hub record.
HELON
No hub record.
HEP
No hub record.
HIPP
No hub record.
HIPP0Z
No hub record.
HIPPOZ
No hub record.
HURA
No hub record.
HYDR
No hub record.
HYDR-AC
No hub record.
HYDRC
No hub record.
HYOS
No hub record.
HYPER
No hub record.
I
No hub record.
IG
No hub record.
IGN
No hub record.
IL-T
No hub record.
IND
No hub record.
INDG
No hub record.
IOD
No hub record.
IP
No hub record.
IRIS
No hub record.
JAC-C
No hub record.
JATR
No hub record.
JUG-C
No hub record.
JUG-R
No hub record.
KALI-
No hub record.
KALI-A
No hub record.
KALI-AR
No hub record.
KALI-B
No hub record.
KALI-BI
No hub record.
KALI-BR
No hub record.
KALI-C
No hub record.
KALI-CHL
No hub record.
KALI-I
No hub record.
KALI-N
No hub record.
KALI-P
No hub record.
KALI-S
No hub record.
KALM
No hub record.
KLI-BR
No hub record.
KREOS
No hub record.
LAC-AC
No hub record.
LAC-C
No hub record.
LAC-D
No hub record.
LACH
No hub record.
LACHN
No hub record.
LACT
No hub record.
LAP-A
No hub record.
LAT-M
No hub record.
LAUR
No hub record.
LEC
No hub record.
LED
No hub record.
LEM-M
No hub record.
LEPT
No hub record.
LIL-T
No hub record.
LIT-T
No hub record.
LITH
No hub record.
LOB
No hub record.
LOD
No hub record.
LYC
No hub record.
LYCOS
No hub record.
LYCPS
No hub record.
LYSS
No hub record.
M
No hub record.
MAG-
No hub record.
MAG-C
No hub record.
MAG-CU
No hub record.
MAG-M
No hub record.
MAG-P
No hub record.
MAG-S
No hub record.
MANC
No hub record.
MANG
No hub record.
MED
No hub record.
MELI
No hub record.
MENY
No hub record.
MEPH
No hub record.
MERC
No hub record.
MERC-C
No hub record.
MERC-CY
No hub record.
MERC-D
No hub record.
MERC-I-F
No hub record.
MERC-I-R
No hub record.
MERC-SUL
No hub record.
MERC-U
No hub record.
MEZ
No hub record.
MILL
No hub record.
MIT
No hub record.
MNERC-C
No hub record.
MORPH
No hub record.
MOSCH
No hub record.
MUR-AC
No hub record.
MYGAL
No hub record.
MYRIC
No hub record.
NAC
No hub record.
NAJA
No hub record.
NAT-
No hub record.
NAT-A
No hub record.
NAT-C
No hub record.
NAT-H
No hub record.
NAT-M
No hub record.
NAT-P
No hub record.
NAT-S
No hub record.
NICC
No hub record.
NIT-
No hub record.
NIT-A
No hub record.
NIT-AC
No hub record.
NIT-S-D
No hub record.
NNILL
No hub record.
NU*-M
No hub record.
NUS-M
No hub record.
NUX-M
No hub record.
NUX-U
No hub record.
NUX-V
No hub record.
NUX-V.G
No hub record.
NUX-V•
No hub record.
OENA
No hub record.
OL-
No hub record.
OL-AN
No hub record.
OL-J
No hub record.
OLND
No hub record.
ONOS
No hub record.
OP
No hub record.
OSM
No hub record.
OX-AC
No hub record.
PAEON
No hub record.
PALL
No hub record.
PAR
No hub record.
PAREIR
No hub record.
PCON
No hub record.
PEN
No hub record.
PER
No hub record.
PETR
No hub record.
PETROS
No hub record.
PH-A
No hub record.
PH-AC
No hub record.
PHEL
No hub record.
PHO
No hub record.
PHO0S
No hub record.
PHOS
No hub record.
PHYS
No hub record.
PHYT
No hub record.
PIC-AC
No hub record.
PIP-M
No hub record.
PLAN
No hub record.
PLANT
No hub record.
PLAT
No hub record.
PLB
No hub record.
PLHYT
No hub record.
PODO
No hub record.
POLYG-H
No hub record.
PSOR
No hub record.
PULS
No hub record.
PULS-N
No hub record.
PYROG
No hub record.
PÆON
No hub record.
RAN-B
No hub record.
RAN-S
No hub record.
RAPH
No hub record.
RAT
No hub record.
REOS
No hub record.
RHEUM
No hub record.
RHEURN
No hub record.
RHOD
No hub record.
RHUS-
No hub record.
RHUS-T
No hub record.
RHUS-U
No hub record.
RHUS-V
No hub record.
RUMX
No hub record.
RUTA
No hub record.
S
No hub record.
SABAD
No hub record.
SABAL
No hub record.
SABIN
No hub record.
SAL-AC
No hub record.
SAMB
No hub record.
SANG
No hub record.
SANIC
No hub record.
SARR
No hub record.
SARS
No hub record.
SART
No hub record.
SEB
No hub record.
SEC
No hub record.
SEL
No hub record.
SENEC
No hub record.
SENEG
No hub record.
SEP
No hub record.
SIL
No hub record.
SIN-N
No hub record.
SL
No hub record.
SOL-A
No hub record.
SOL-N
No hub record.
SOL-T-Æ
No hub record.
SPIG
No hub record.
SPONG
No hub record.
SPRG
No hub record.
SQUIL
No hub record.
STANN
No hub record.
STAPH
No hub record.
STICT
No hub record.
STRAM
No hub record.
STRONT
No hub record.
STRY
No hub record.
SUL-
No hub record.
SUL-AC
No hub record.
SUL-I
No hub record.
SULPH
No hub record.
SUMB
No hub record.
SYPH
No hub record.
T
No hub record.
TAB
No hub record.
TANAC
No hub record.
TARAX
No hub record.
TARENT
No hub record.
TARENT-C
No hub record.
TAX
No hub record.
TELL
No hub record.
TEP
No hub record.
TER
No hub record.
TEUCR
No hub record.
THER
No hub record.
THUJ
No hub record.
TIL
No hub record.
TO:
No hub record.
TRAM
No hub record.
TRIL
No hub record.
TRILL
No hub record.
TUB
No hub record.
URAN
No hub record.
URT-U
No hub record.
UST
No hub record.
UVA
No hub record.
UX-V
No hub record.
VAC
No hub record.
VALER
No hub record.
VARIO
No hub record.
VERAT
No hub record.
VERAT-V
No hub record.
VERB
No hub record.
VESP
No hub record.
VIB
No hub record.
VINC
No hub record.
VIOL-O
No hub record.
VIOL-T
No hub record.
VIP
No hub record.
VISC
No hub record.
XAN
No hub record.
YSS
No hub record.
ZIN
No hub record.
ZINC
No hub record.
ZINC-S
No hub record.
ZING
No hub record.
ZNG
No hub record.
ÆSC
No hub record.
ÆTH
No hub record.
ÞETR
No hub record.
ÞSOR
No hub record.
Strategy:
Comp:
Foll:
Anti:
Inim: