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Differentiation between IRRITABILITY in Chamomilla v Nux Vomica

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Chamomilla is often associated with irritability in children, particularly during teething or when they are sick. These children may be very irritable, cry easily, and demand constant attention. They may also be sensitive to pain and may only be comforted by being carried.

Nux Vomica, on the other hand, is often associated with irritability in adults. People who may benefit from this remedy may be easily angered, impatient, and have a desire for control. They may also have physical symptoms such as digestive issues, headaches, and insomnia.

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List 5 remedies aggravated by HEAT OF THE SUN

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  1. BELLADONNA
  2. GLONOINUM
  3. LACHESIS
  4. MEDORRHINUN (from daylight to sunset)
  5. LYSSIN / HYRDOPHOBINUM
  6. ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM
  7. NATRUM MURIATICUM
  8. NATRUM CARBONICUM
  9. AMYLENE NITROSUM
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TARAXACUM
377. What is the tongue of Taraxacum like ?
And which polycrest is this similar to?
378. What are the characteristics pains of this remedy?
379. Which major organ of the body does this remedy have an
affinity to?
380. What happens to the person when sleeping?

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Strophantus (Kombe Seeds)
375. Which main organ of the body does this remedy have an
affinity for?
376. What are the main cardiovascular indications for this
remedy?

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STRAMONIUM (THORN APPLE)
370. What is the most characteristic feature of the pain of this remedy?
371. What are the main worse for modalities?
372. Describe the characteristic face of Stramonium.
373. Stramonium is a remedy of manias and terrors, describe
some of the characteristic features in relation to manias and terrors.
374. Which remedy is Stramonium often said to be a more
extreme version of?

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  1. Absence of pain and muscular mobility especially of muscles of expression and of locomotion.
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STAPHYSAGRIA

indications for Staphisagria?
368. What are the cravings of Staphisagria?
369. What type of wounds require this remedy

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ACONITUM NAPELLUS
1. This is a very fearful remedy. What are the main fears of Aconite?
2. What is the main time aggravation for this remedy?
3. What are the main drinks desires?
4. What are the main worse for modalities?
5. What is the main fever of Aconite like?
6. What is the progression of onset and disease like?
7. Aconite is the acute of which remedy?
7B Is Aconite a chilly or hot patient?

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ACONITE

1 The main fears of Aconitum Napellus include fear of death, fear of going insane, fear of crowds, and fear of crossing the street.

2 The main time aggravation for Aconitum Napellus is in the evening and at night, especially around midnight.

3 Aconitum Napellus has a desire for cold drinks, especially water, and can also have a desire for alcohol.

4 Aconitum Napellus is worse for exposure to cold, dry wind, and can also be worse for warmth, touch, and noise.
It is better for open air and warmth.

5 The fever of Aconitum Napellus is sudden and intense, with dry, burning heat, and accompanied by great restlessness and anxiety.

6 The onset of symptoms in Aconitum Napellus is sudden and violent, with rapid development of symptoms. The disease progresses quickly and intensely.

7 Aconite is the acute of ?

7B Aconite as a chilly remedy, stating that “Aconite is sensitive to cold, and especially to cold, dry winds. Cold applications to the head will bring on a headache. Aconite patients want to be warmly covered, and cannot tolerate cold air or wind.” Aconite patients can also experience sudden hot flashes and feverishness, but their overall thermal state is chilly. This is in line with the common use of Aconite for acute conditions with sudden onset, including fever and inflammation, often accompanied by chills and shivering.

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AESCULUS (HORSE CHESTNUT)
8. This remedy has an affinity to which blood vessels?
9. What are the haemorrhoids of Aesculus like?
10. How does the characteristic Aesculus backache present?
11. Which time modality is worse for the Aesculus patient?
12. What are the anal/rectal symptoms of this remedy?

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Kent says that Aesculus has an affinity for the venous circulation, especially the portal system, and the haemorrhoidal veins. Boericke also notes that it has a special affinity for the venous system.

According to Kent, Aesculus haemorrhoids are large, swollen, dark purple, and protruding, with severe aching and burning pain in the anus and rectum. Boericke describes the haemorrhoids as large, swollen, dark purple, and often associated with sharp shooting pains up the back.

Kent states that the backache of Aesculus is characterized by a dull, heavy, aching pain in the lower back and sacrum, which is worse from sitting or standing for prolonged periods. Boericke also mentions the backache, which is dull, aching, and accompanied by a feeling of great weakness across the loins and hips.

Kent notes that the Aesculus patient is worse from 4-8 p.m. Boericke also mentions that the patient is worse in the afternoon and evening.

According to Kent, the rectal symptoms of Aesculus include aching, burning, and fullness in the rectum, with a feeling as if sticks were placed in the rectum. Boericke describes the anal symptoms as being characterized by sharp shooting pains up the rectum, with a sensation of fullness and constriction in the anus.

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AETHUSA (FOOL’S PARSLEY)
13. What are the indications around the breast-feeding infant?
14. What is the main worse for weather modality?
15. What are the main mental/emotional characteristics of the
remedy?

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  1. The nursing child vomits its milk and throws its limbs about.
    Child vomits curdled milk, and seems to be always hungry, but refuses the breast. (Boericke)

14 Aggravation in cold, damp weather.

15 Aethusa patient is are irritable and fretful. They may also have a delirium with frightful images.
Aethusa patients are irritable, fretful, and averse to being touched. They may also have a fear of being poisoned.

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AGARICUS
16. What can you say about the twitching and spasms seen in
this remedy?
17. What signs/symptoms are seen at the extremities?
18. What are the main aggravations?

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ALLIUM CEPA

  1. What are the headache indications of this remedy?
  2. Does this remedy show any side of the body affinities?
  3. What are the nasal symptoms of this remedy?
  4. What are the eye symptoms?
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ALOE SOCOTRINA?
What are the diarrhoea symptoms of this remedy like
What are the constipation symptoms of this remedy?
What is listed as a CAUSATION

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ANACARDIUM
What are the main mental/emotional characteristics of
Anacardium?
31. What is the main SRP pain sensation for this remedy?
32. What are the constipation and rectal symptoms?
33. List some of the ‘plugged’sensations seen with this
remedy?
34. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
35. Are there any side of the body modalities?

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ARNICA MONTANA

  1. Arnica is the acute of which remedy?
  2. What are the discharges of Arnica like?
  3. What are the common pains of Arnica?
  4. After trauma what are the sensations of chairs and beds for
    the person.
  5. What is the SRP sensation in the stomach?
  6. What are the main skin symptoms for Arnica?
  7. What does Arnica want to do with the ‘doctor’?
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ASAFOETIDA

What are the main throat symptoms of this remedy?
44. What are the main pains and sensations of this remedy?
45. What is the main time aggravation?

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BAPTISIA (WILD INDIGO)

  1. What are the main mental/emotional indications?
  2. What does the face of the Baptisia patient look like?
  3. How does the body of the Baptisia patient feel?
  4. What are the discharges, secretions and exhalations of
    Baptisia like?
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BELLADONA (DEADLY NIGHTSHADE)

  1. Which two remedies are the chronic of Belladonna?
  2. What are the main fears and imaginings of this remedy?
  3. What is the main time aggravation?
  4. What are the main pains of Belladonna?
  5. What are the fever symptoms of Belladonna?
  6. What are the main worse for modalities?
  7. Describe a typical Belladonna sore throa
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BELLIS (COMMON DAISY)

  1. How does the bruising indication for Bellis differ to
    Arnica?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities for Bellis?
  3. What regions of the body does this remedy have a strong
    affinity to?
  4. How does this remedy relate to the back?
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BERBERIS (BARBERRY)

  1. What are the urinary symptoms of this remedy?
  2. What are the pains of Berberis like?
  3. When does this remedy feel nauseous?
  4. Cases that require this remedy often show concomitant
    symptoms in which two regions of the body?
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BOVISTA (PUFFBALL)

  1. What are the urinary symptoms of this remedy?
  2. What are the pains of Berberis like?
  3. When does this remedy feel nauseous?
  4. Cases that require this remedy often show concomitant
    symptoms in which two regions of the body?
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BRYONIA (WILD HOPS)

  1. Bryonia is the acute of which four remedies?
  2. Bryonia is the chronic of which remedy?
  3. Does this remedy favour a side of the body?
  4. How are the mucous membranes of this remedy affected?
  5. What is the thirst of this remedy like?
  6. What is the main mental/emotional feature of this remedy?
  7. What are the typical headache indications for this remedy?
  8. When coughing what does the Bryonia patient do?
  9. What are the main worse for modalities?
  10. How does the Doctrine of Signatures feature between this
    plant and the remedy picture?
  11. What are the food desires for this remedy?
  12. What are the fears of this remedy?
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CACTUS (NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS)

  1. Bryonia is the acute of which four remedies?
  2. Bryonia is the chronic of which remedy?
  3. Does this remedy favour a side of the body?
  4. How are the mucous membranes of this remedy affected?
  5. What is the thirst of this remedy like?
  6. What is the main mental/emotional feature of this remedy?
  7. What are the typical headache indications for this remedy?
  8. When coughing what does the Bryonia patient do?
  9. What are the main worse for modalities?
  10. How does the Doctrine of Signatures feature between this
    plant and the remedy picture?
  11. What are the food desires for this remedy?
  12. What are the fears of this remedy?
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CALENDULA (COMMON MARIGOLD)

  1. How is Calendula said to affect wounds and ulcers?
  2. What is the main worse for weather modality?
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CAPSICUM (CAYENNE PEPPER)

  1. What are the food desires of Capsicum?
  2. What is the typical appearance of a person who might
    require this remedy?
  3. The remedy is often indicated in ear problems. What are
    the main indications?
  4. What is the tongue of this remedy like?
  5. The remedy is commonly prescribed for throat problems.
    How might the throat requiring this remedy present?
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CARBO VEG (CHARCOAL)

  1. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  2. What is the SRP relating to the nose of the Carbo veg
    patient?
  3. Which colour is mostly associated with this remedy?
  4. What is this remedy generally known as amongst
    homeopaths?
  5. Arsenicum album is also a remedy frequently given to
    very debilitated persons, perhaps at the end stage of their
    disease. How do the mental/emotional indications for Arsenicum and Carbo veg differ?
  6. What are the food aversions and aggravations?
  7. What are the main better for modalities?
  8. Where does Carbo veg tend to feel its fullness and
    bloating in the abdomen?
  9. What is the appetite of Carbo veg like?
  10. What are the discharges of this remedy like?
  11. What are the main worse for modalities?
  12. This remedy has a lot of gas associated with it. Give
    some of the features of how the gas affects the patient
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CAULOPHYLLUM (BLUE COHOSH)
103. What are the characteristic pains of Caulophyllum?
104. What are the labour indications for this remedy?

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CHAMOMILLA

  1. Which remedy is Chamomilla the acute of?
  2. Which characteristic do all the discharges of Chamomilla
    share?
  3. What is the characteristic stool of this remedy?
  4. What are generally accepted as being the central
    keynotes of this remedy?
  5. What is the characteristic facial appearance of a child
    needing Chamomilla?
  6. What are the typical pain characteristics of Chamomilla?
  7. List the main worse for modalities.
  8. List the main better for modalities.
  9. How is the capricious nature of the remedy shown
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CHELIDONIUM

  1. Does this remedy have any side affinities?
  2. What are the time modality aggravations?
  3. Which organ of the body does this remedy have a huge
    affinity to?
  4. When which indicated remedy fails to act would you give
    Chelidonium?
  5. What is the characteristic ‘pain extending to’symptom
    for this remedy?
  6. What are the food and drink desires?
  7. Describe the stomach pains of this remedy
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CICUTA

  1. Which system in the body does this remedy have a strong
    affinity to?
  2. Which physical traits are characteristics of this remedy?
  3. What are the main mental/emotional symptoms of
    Cicuta?
  4. What is the main appetite feature of this remedy?
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CIMICIFUGA (BLACK SNAKE ROOT)

  1. What are the characteristic menstrual symptoms of this
    remedy?
  2. Give the main causations associated with Cimicifuga.
  3. What are the key mental/emotional symptoms?
  4. List the characteristics of Cimicifuga pain.
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CINA (WORM SEED)

  1. What is the hunger of Cina like?
  2. What is the face of the Cina child like? What does it do
    with its nose and teeth?
  3. What is the common mindset of the Cina child like
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CHINA - CINCHONA OFFICIALIS (PERUVIAN BARK)

  1. Is this generally a thirsty or thirstless remedy?
  2. What is the main ‘ailments from’ for this remedy?
  3. What is the hunger of China like?
  4. Describe the abdominal symptoms of China.
  5. What are the main food aversions for this remedy?
  6. What are the menstrual symptoms of China?
  7. What are the main better for modalities
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CLEMETIS ERECTA

  1. What are the male symptoms of this remedy?
  2. Give the main worse for modalities.
  3. What are the main tissue associations for Clematis?
  4. Describe the characteristic skin symptoms of Clematis
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COCCULUS (INDIAN COCKLE)

  1. What are the vomiting indications of this remedy?144. What are the causation or aetiology indications of
    Cocculus?
  2. This remedy is considered to be a prime choice for
    vertigo (dizziness). What are the main indications?
  3. What is the main keynote of this remedy?
  4. How does this remedy affect the hands and feet?
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COFFEA

  1. What is the sleeplessness picture of this remedy?
  2. What is the headache of this remedy like?
  3. How are all the senses affected?
  4. What is the main theme to this remedy?
  5. Which remedy is Coffea the acute of?
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COLCHICUM (Meadow Saffron)

  1. What are the main tissue affinities of this remedY?
  2. What are the joint symptoms of this remedy?
  3. What are the stomach indications of this remedy?
  4. Which joint condition is this remedy strongly indicated in
    from a therapeutic perspective?
  5. What is the mental and emotional picture?
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COLOCYNTHIS (BITTER CUCUMBER)

  1. Colocynthis is the acute of which three remedies?
  2. What are the abdominal pain symptoms of this remedy?
  3. What are the sciatica pains of this remedy?
  4. What are the main mental/emotional indications of this
    remedy?
  5. What are the main tissue affinities for this remedy?
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CONIUM (HEMLOCK)

  1. What are the vertigo (dizziness) indications for this>
    remedy?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. The remedy has an affinity to the glands. What are the
    gland indications?
  4. What is a common causation for gland/glandular tissue
    problems?
  5. What are the sweating indications?
  6. What are the main mental/emotional indications for this
    remedy?
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CRATAEGUS (HAWTHORN)

  1. This remedy has a strong affinity to which major system
    in the body?
  2. What are the heart symptoms of this remedy?
  3. How is this remedy said to affect the blood vessel
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CROCUS (SAFFRON)
172. What are the haemorrhage symptoms for Crocus?
173. What is the main strange, rare and peculiar (SRP)
symptom of this remedy?
174. What are the menstrual symptoms of this remedy?
175. What are the main mental and emotional indications?

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DIGITALIS (FOXGLOVE)

  1. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  2. This is a major heart remedy. What are the common
    heart indications?
  3. What are the main worse for modalities of this remedy?
  4. Describe how the urinary symptoms might present
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List 3 remedies with symptom- MUSIC IS INTOLERABLE or UNBEARABLE. MAKES HIM SADDER/ MAKES HER WEEP

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MUSIC IS INTOLERABLE / UNBEARABLE
1. Aconite
2. Sabina
3. Nat carb

Graphites -
Kreosotum - Music causes weeping and palpitation
.

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DIOSCOREA (WILD YAM)

  1. What are the characteristic pains of Dioscorea?
  2. What are the characteristic position modalities for
    abdominal pain?
  3. What is the most characteristic mind sympt
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DROSERA (SUNDEW)

  1. What is the typical cough of Drosera?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
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DULCAMARA (BITTERSWEET)

  1. Describe the typical cough of Dulcamara.
  2. Which parts of the body does this remedy have an
    affinity to?
  3. What is the effect of cold and damp conditions on the
    extremities?
  4. What are the more characteristic mind symptoms of
    Dulcamara?
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EQUISETUM (SCOURING RUSH)

  1. What two things does this remedy have a huge affinity
    to?
  2. What are the main urinary indications?
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EUPERTORUM

  1. How does this remedy relate to the bones?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. What is the fever of this remedy like?
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EUPHRASIA

  1. What are the typical eye symptoms of Euphrasia?
  2. What are the typical nasal symptoms?
  3. What are the main worse for modalities for the remedy?
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GELSIMIUM (YELLOW JASMINE)

  1. What are the characteristic mental/emotional symptoms
    of this remedy?
  2. How do the arms and legs, or body in general feel?
  3. What is the main better for modality?
  4. What are the main keynotes for this remedy?
  5. What are the main headache symptoms for this remedy?
  6. What are the main worse for modalities?
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GUIACUM

  1. Which fruit does this remedy have a great desire for?
  2. Which parts of the body does this remedy have an
    affinity to?
  3. What are the joints symptoms of this remedy?
  4. What are the main worse for modalities
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HAMMAMELIS (WITCH HAZEL)

  1. Which part of the body does this remedy have a strong
    affinity to?
  2. What are the pains like?
  3. The remedy has an affinity to haemorrhoids (piles).
    What are the indications?
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HELLEBORUS NIGER (CHRISTMAS ROSE)

  1. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  2. What is the characteristic aggravation time for this
    remedy and which other remedy does this compare with?
  3. What the pains of Helleborus like?
  4. What are the main mental and emotional symptoms of
    this remedy?
  5. The remedy has an affinity to the head and the brain.
    What are some of the main indications?
  6. The remedy has an affinity to the head and the brain.
    What are some of the main indications?
    H
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HYOSCAMUS (HENS BANE)

  1. How does the loquacity of Hyoscyamus compare to that
    of Lachesis and Stramonium?
  2. How is the lascivious mania shown in this remedy?
  3. What are the main worse for modalities for Hyoscyamus?
  4. This is a remedy marked by spasms and convulsions.
    What are the indications of this remedy in this area?
  5. What are the common mental/emotional indications of
    this remedy?
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HYPERICUM (ST JOHNS WORT)

  1. Which system of the body does this remedy have a major
    affinity to?
  2. It is indicated in trauma to which parts of the body?
  3. What are the pains of Hypericum like?
  4. What are the first aid indications?
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IGNATIA AMARA (ST IGNATIUS BEAN)

  1. Ignatia is the acute of which two remedies?
  2. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  3. What is the typical mental/emotional picture of this
    remedy?
  4. What is considered to be a central keynote for this
    remedy?
  5. What is the fever like?
  6. Describe typical headache symptoms for Ignatia.
  7. What are the main food cravings for Ignatia?
  8. What are the typical sleep and dream symptoms of
    Ignatia?
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IPECACUANHA

  1. Ipecac. is the acute of which three remedies?
  2. What is the main complaint of this remedy?
  3. What are the nausea and vomiting indications for this
    remedy?
  4. The remedy is used a lot in the treatment of coughs.
    Besides coughing with nausea, what are its cough indications?
  5. Is this a ‘thirsty’ or ‘thirstless’ remedy?
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KALMIA (MOUNTAIN LAUREL)

  1. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  2. Does this remedy favour a side of the body?
  3. What are the main causations for this remedy?
  4. Kalmia is characterized by shooting pains; which way do
    they usually shoot?
  5. What are the main heart symptoms of Kalmia
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LEDUM (MARSH TEA???)

  1. What type of wound is a typical Ledum indication?
  2. Describe the patient’s vital heat characteristics.
  3. What two things is it said Ledum will act
    prophylactically against?
  4. How might the affected parts appear with this remedy?
  5. What is the main SRP for Ledum pains?
  6. What are the main mental and emotional characteristics
    of Ledum?
  7. Ledum has an affinity to fibrous tissues and joints.
    Describe typical Ledum joint indications.
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LILIUM TIG (TIGER LILY)

  1. What are the main mental/emotional indications of this
    remedy?
  2. This remedy has a lot of dragging down sensations.
    Which other ‘female’ remedy also has the same sensations?
  3. Which part of the circulation does Lilium tig. have a
    great affinity to?
  4. Does the remedy favour the left or the right side of the
    body?
  5. What are the main menstrual and female symptoms?
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LYCOPODIUM (CLUB MOSS)

  1. Which two remedies is Lycopodium the chronic of?
  2. What is the related bowel nosode to this remedy?
  3. What are the main worse for indications for this remedy?
  4. What are the main abdominal indications?
  5. Is this primarily a right or left-sided remedy?
  6. What are the main mental/emotional indications?
  7. What are the SRPs pertaining to the nostrils and the feet
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Q

MANCINELLA

  1. This remedy has a great affinity to the skin. What types
    of eruptions characterize the skin indications?
  2. What is the main worse for modality with all of its
    symptoms?
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MANDRAGORA (MANDRAKE)

  1. The picture of Mandragora is like a ‘cooled down’
    picture of which hot remedy?
  2. What is the main time aggravation for this remedy?
  3. The remedy has an affinity to the eyes. What are the eye
    symptoms?
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Q

MEZEREUM (SPURGE OLIVE)

  1. What are the teeth of this remedy like?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. This remedy has a huge affinity to skin eruptions. What
    are the characteristic indications?
  4. The remedy has an affinity to neuralgias (nerve pains).
    What are the indications?
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MILLEFOLIUM (YARROW)

  1. Millefolium is an important haemorrhage remedy. What
    are the haemorrhage indications?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. As this remedy has an affinity for the capillaries of the
    lungs what sign is seen with coughing/chest infection?
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Q

NUX MOSCHATA (NUTMEG)

  1. Is this a thirsty or thirstless remedy?
  2. What are the characteristic pains like?
  3. Describe the digestion associated with this remedy?
  4. What is felt with almost all the complaints of this
    remedy?
  5. What mental/emotional feature is commonly seen in Nux
    moschata?
  6. As well as the sleepiness, dryness and chilliness, what
    other physical feature is strongly seen with this remedy and
    characterizes it?
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Q

NUX VOMICA

  1. This remedy is meant to be a good ‘clearing the case’
    remedy. What does this mean?
  2. Nux vomica is the acute of which four remedies?
  3. What are said to be the main central keynotes of the
    remedy?
  4. What is the SRP sensation associated with the head for
    this remedy?
  5. This remedy is very useful in constipation. What are the
    main indications around this?
  6. Describe the characteristic back pain/ache indications.
  7. What are the major worse for modalities for this remedy?
  8. Describe the typical mental/emotional picture for this
    remedy.
  9. Is this a hot or chilly remedy?
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Q

OPIUM (OPIUM POPPY SAP)

  1. What is the main keynote of this remedy?
  2. What is the facial appearance associated with this
    remedy?
  3. What is the main causation associated with this remedy?
  4. What is the reaction of the vital force like with this
    remedy?
  5. What is the main keynote of this remedy?
  6. What is the facial appearance associated with this
    remedy?
  7. What is the main causation associated with this remedy?
  8. What is the reaction of the vital force like with this
    remedy?
  9. This remedy has a great affinity to constipation (example
    of inertia). What are the main remedy indications in this area?
  10. Which age groups does this remedy particularly favour?
  11. What are the main worse for modalities for this remedy?
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Here are the answers to the questions related to the homeopathic remedy Opium (Opium Poppy Sap) from Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica:

What is the main keynote of this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“Apathy, with lack of reaction and dullness, as if in a dream or daze.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 628)
What is the facial appearance associated with this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“Face appears bloated and congested, with redness of the eyes and face.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 629)
What is the main causation associated with this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“Traumatic shock or fright, or any situation that creates a state of mental or physical paralysis.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 628)
What is the reaction of the vital force like with this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“The vital force seems to be paralysed, with an absence of response to stimuli.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 628)
This remedy has a great affinity to constipation (example of inertia). What are the main remedy indications in this area?
Vithoulkas:

“Inactivity of the rectum, with no desire to defecate and no urging, despite a feeling of fullness and bloating in the abdomen. Stools may be hard and dry, like balls, or may be passed involuntarily.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 629)
Which age groups does this remedy particularly favour?
Vithoulkas:

“This remedy is often indicated in newborns or elderly patients who have experienced a traumatic shock or have a state of paralysis.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 629)
What are the main worse for modalities for this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“Worse from any kind of stimulant, including coffee, alcohol, and tobacco; worse from change of position; worse from touch; worse from noise; worse from being in the dark.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 629)

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Q

PHYTOLACCA (POKE ROOT)

  1. Does this remedy show any particular side of the body
    affinities
  2. What are the main throat symptoms of this remedy?
  3. What are the main breast symptoms of this remedy?
  4. What are the main worse for modalities?
  5. How does the ‘movement modality’ of this remedy
    compare and contrast to that of Rhus tox.?
A

Here are the answers to the questions related to the homeopathic remedy Phytolacca (Poke Root) from Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica:

Does this remedy show any particular side of the body affinities?
Vithoulkas:

“The left side is more affected in general.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 654)
What are the main throat symptoms of this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“Severe pain in the throat, extending to the ears, which is worse on the left side; difficult swallowing; tonsils inflamed and dark red, almost black; feeling of a lump in the throat; the pains are described as sore, raw, aching, or stitching.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 654)
What are the main breast symptoms of this remedy?
Vithoulkas:

“The breasts are inflamed, hard, and painful, and may be associated with mastitis or blocked milk ducts in nursing mothers. The nipples may be sore, cracked, or ulcerated, with shooting pains extending from the nipple to the back or the arms.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 655)
What are the main worse for modalities?
Vithoulkas:

“Worse at night, worse from motion, worse from touch, worse from cold, worse from dry weather, worse from mental exertion.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 655)
How does the ‘movement modality’ of this remedy compare and contrast to that of Rhus tox.?
Vithoulkas:

“Phytolacca has similar modalities as Rhus tox., but it has a marked aggravation from motion, while Rhus tox. has an amelioration from motion. Both remedies have pain and stiffness in muscles and joints, but in Rhus tox. these symptoms are relieved by motion, while in Phytolacca they are aggravated by motion.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 656)

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PODOPHYLLUM (MAY APPLE)

  1. What is the diarrhoea of this remedy like?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. What are the main better for modalities?
A

Here are the answers from Kent and Boericke on the questions related to the homeopathic remedy Podophyllum (May Apple):

  1. What is the diarrhoea of this remedy like?
    Kent:
    “Stools: profuse, watery, gushing, yellow, painless, but associated with much weakness and faintness.” (Kent’s Repertory, page 603)

Boericke:
“Profuse, watery, gushing, yellow, painless, associated with much flatulence and rumbling, with sudden urging and inability to control sphincter; worse, morning, hot weather, during dentition.” (Boericke’s Materia Medica, page 535)

  1. What are the main worse for modalities?
    Kent:
    “Worse, heat, lying on right side, after eating or drinking, from motion; early morning on awaking, mental exertion, hot weather, dentition.” (Kent’s Repertory, page 603)

Boericke:
“Worse, in hot weather, from acids, after eating, from motion, lying on right side; at 3 a.m. or 3 p.m., during dentition.” (Boericke’s Materia Medica, page 535)

  1. What are the main better for modalities?
    Kent:
    “Better, lying on stomach, or with head high, motion; bending forward.” (Kent’s Repertory, page 603)

Boericke:
“Better, from bending forward and pressure; during hard pressure; lying on stomach.” (Boericke’s Materia Medica, page 535)

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Q

Describe the most characteristic symptom of PODOPHYLLUM?

Characteristic symptoms?
Aggravations ?
Ameliorations ?

A

Vithoulkas:

“The most characteristic symptom of this remedy is diarrhoea, where the stools are copious, profuse, gushing out like water from a hydrant, and are of a light yellow color. The stools may be preceded by a sudden urging, where the patient has to run to the toilet; the evacuations are painless, but the patient feels exhausted afterwards.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 344)

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Describe the Aggravations and Ameliorations of PODOPHYLLUM?

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PODOPHYLLUM

What are the main worse for modalities?
Vithoulkas:

“Worse from heat, from cold drinks, fruits, sweets, butter, worse in summer, and aggravation in the early morning.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 345)

What are the main better for modalities?
Vithoulkas:

“Better from pressure, better from hard pressure of the hand or a hard object on the abdomen.” (Vithoulkas’ Materia Medica, page 345)

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PULSATILLA

  1. Pulsatilla is the acute of which two remedies?
  2. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  3. What are the discharges of this remedy like?
  4. Is this a thirsty or thirstless remedy?
  5. What are the food aversions and aggravating foods for
    this remedy?
  6. What are the menstrual symptoms for this remedy?
  7. What is the typical sleep position for this remedy?
  8. How is this remedy useful in late pregnancy?
  9. What are the main worse for modalities for this remedy?
  10. What are the main central keynotes of the remedy?
  11. Is this a warm or chilly remedy?
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RANUNCULUS B

  1. What are the main causations of this remedy?
  2. Describe the chest symptoms of Ranunculus bulb.
  3. What are the typical pains of Ranunculus bulb.?
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RHEUM (RHUBARB)

  1. What are the characteristic smells of rheum?
  2. What is the typical diarrhoea/stool of this remedy?
  3. What is the mental/emotional picture for this remedy?
  4. What are the colic symptoms of this remed
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RHODODENDRON

  1. What are the testicle symptoms of this remedy?
  2. What are the joint symptoms for this remedy?
  3. What are the main tissue or body affinities of this Remedy?
  4. What are the keynote weather modalities for this remedy?
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RHUS TOX

  1. Which side of the body does this remedy mostly favour?
  2. Which bowel nosode is this remedy related to?
  3. Rhus tox. is the acute of which remedy?
  4. What are the main worse for modalities?
  5. What are the main skin symptoms of this remedy?
  6. What is the SRP relating to the tongue?
  7. What are the main better for modalities?
  8. What is the relationship between skin and respiratory for this remedy?
  9. This is a very ‘restless’ remedy. What are the features of
    its restlessness?
  10. What are the characteristic pains of this remedy?
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RUTA GRAV

  1. What are the eye symptoms of Ruta?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. What tissues and organs does this remedy have an
    affinity to?
  4. What are the characteristic pains of Ruta?
  5. Which tendon disorder is Ruta almost a specific for?
A
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Q

SABADILLA

  1. What are the nasal indications of Sabadilla?
  2. Which seasonal condition does this remedy have a great
    affinity to?
  3. What are the main throat indications?
A
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SABAL SERRULATA

  1. Which gland in the body does this remedy have a huge affinity to?
  2. What are the urinary symptoms of the remedy?
  3. What is the main fear with this remedy?
  4. What is the link between the eye and the prostrate?
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SANGUINARA

  1. Which bowel nosode is the remedy related to?
  2. What are the typical headache symptoms of Sanguinaria?
  3. This remedy has an affinity to the right arm and
    shoulder. What are the indications?
  4. Which side of the body does this remedy favour?
  5. Sanguinaria is the chronic of which remedy?
  6. What are the main better for modalities of this remedy?
  7. At which stage of a woman’s life is this remedy strongly
    indicated?
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SCROPHULARIA

  1. What parts of the body does this remedy have an affinity
    for?
  2. What are the main worse for modalities?
  3. What are the main mental/emotional indications?
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SECALE

  1. What is the body temperature of Secale?
  2. What is the appetite of Secale like?
  3. What are the labour pains of Secale like?
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SPIGELIA

  1. Which side of the body does this remedy have an affinity
    to?
  2. Describe the typical neuralgia of this remedy.
  3. What are the pains of Spigelia like?
  4. What are the eye symptoms of Spigelia like?
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STAPHYSAGRIA

  1. What are the urinary indications for this remedy?
  2. What are the tissue/organ affinities of this remedy?
  3. What are the typical mental/emotional indications for this
    remedy?
  4. What are the mental/emotional ‘ailments from’ indications for Staphisagria?
  5. What are the cravings of Staphisagria?
  6. What type of wounds require this remedy?
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