What is Mental Benefits of Arnica Montana ??

Mentally Benefits of Arnica Montana

Arnica Montana benefits in mental problems like traumatism of grief due to financial loss, due to remorse or sudden realization of any unexpected matters.

Rage. Peevish, wilful, quarrelsome mood. Anger, followed by screaming and weeping.

Great fear and restlessness. Distraction and inability to think.

Nervous people mind is great sensitiveness also anxiety and restlessness.

Over-excitement and excessive moral sensibility.

Depression of spirits and absence of mind.

Absence of ideas

Oversensitive. Refuses to reply to anything.

Indifference to business. Apprehension and Despair.

Indifference so can not perform continuous active work. Morose, Delirious.

Unconsciousness. Lachrymose humor.

Foolish gaiety, levity, and mischievousness.

Says there is nothing the matter with him. Wants to be let alone. Agoraphobia (fear of space). After mental strain or shock.

What is Mental Benefits of Arnica Montana ??

What’s Mental Functions of Arnica Montana ??

Mental Functions of Arnica Montana – Over-excitement and excessive moral sensibility like traumatism of grief due to financial loss, due to remorse or sudden realization of any unexpected matters.

Oversensitive. Refuses to reply to anything.

Says there is nothing the matter with him. Wants to be let alone. Agoraphobia (fear of space). After mental strain or shock.

Indifference to business. Apprehension and Despair.

Nervous people mind is great sensitiveness also anxiety and restlessness.

Indifference so can not perform continuous active work. Morose, Delirious.

Depression of spirits and absence of mind.

Absence of ideas

Great fear and restlessness. Distraction and inability to think.

Unconsciousness. Lachrymose humor.

Rage. Peevish, wilful, quarrelsome mood. Anger, followed by screaming and weeping.

Foolish gaiety, levity, and mischievousness.

What’s Mental Functions of Arnica Montana ??

APHORISMS 138 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

APHORISMS 138

All the sufferings, accidents and changes of the health of the experimenter during the action of a medicine (provided the above condition [§§ 124-127] essential to a good and pure experiment are complied with) are solely derived from this medicine, and must be regarded and registered as belonging peculiarly to this medicine, as symptoms of this medicine, even though the experimenter had observed, a considerable time previously, the spontaneous occurrence of similar phenomena in himself. The reappearance of these during the trial of the medicine only shows that this individual is, by virtue of his peculiar constitution, particularly disposed to have such symptoms excited in him. In this case they are the effect of the medicine; the symptoms do not arise spontaneously while the medicine that has been taken is exercising an influence over the health of the whole system, but are produced by the medicine.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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APHORISMS 137 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

APHORISMS 137 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

APHORISMS 137

The more moderate, within certain limits, the doses of the medicine used for such experiments are – provided we endeavor to facilitate the observation by the selection of a person who is a lover of truth, temperate in all respects, of delicate feelings, and who can direct the most minute attention to his sensation – so much the more distinctly are the primary effects developed, and only these, which are most worth knowing, occur without any admixture of secondary effects or reactions of the vital force. When, however, excessively large doses are used there occur at the same time not only a number of secondary effects among the symptoms, but the primary effects developed, and only these, which are most worth knowing, occur without any admixture of secondary effects or reactions of the vital force. When, however, excessively large doses are used there occur at the same time not only a number of secondary effects among the symptoms, but the primary effects also come on in such hurried confusion and with such impetuosity that nothing can be accurately observed; let alone the danger attending them, which no one who has any regard for his fellow-creatures, and who looks on the meanest of mankind as his brother, will deem an indifferent manner.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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APHORISMS 136 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Hahnemann

APHORISMS 136

Although, as has been said, a medicine, on being proved on healthy subjects, cannot develop in one person all the alterations of health it is capable of causing, but can only do this when given to many different individuals, varying in their corporeal and mental constitution, yet the tendency to excite all these symptoms in every human being exists in it (§ 117), according to an eternal and immutable law of nature, by virtue of which all its effects, even those that are but rarely developed in the healthy person, are brought into operation in the case of every individual if administered to him when he is in a morbid state presenting similar symptoms; it then, even in the smallest dose, being homoeopathically selected, silently produces in the patient an artificial state closely resembling the natural disease, which rapidly and permanently (homoeopathically) frees and cures him of his original malady.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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APHORISMS 135 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Hahnemann

APHORISMS 135

The whole of the elements of disease a medicine is capable of producing can only be brought to anything like completeness by numerous observations on suitable persons of both sexes and of various constitutions. We can only be assured that a medicine has been thoroughly proved in regard to the morbid states it can produce – that is to say, in regard to its pure powers of altering the health of man – when subsequent experimenters can notice little of a novel character from its action, and almost always only the same symptoms as had been already observed by others.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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APHORISMS NO – 134 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Hahnemann

APHORISMS NO – 134

All external influences, and more especially medicines, possess the property of producing in the health of the living organism a particular kind of alteration peculiar to themselves; but all the symptoms peculiar to a medicine do not appear in one person, nor all at once, nor in the same experiment, but some occur in one person chiefly at one time, others again during a second or third trail; in another person some other symptoms appear, but in such a manner that probably some of the phenomena are observed in the fourth, eighth or tenth person which had already appeared in the second, sixth or ninth person, and so forth; moreover, they may not recur at the same hour.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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APHORISMS NO – 133 | ORGANON OF MEDICINE By Dr. Hahnemann

APHORISMS NO – 133

On experiencing any particular sensation from the medicine, it is useful, indeed necessary, in order to determine the exact character of the symptom, to assume various positions while it lasts, and to observe whether, by moving the part affected, by walking in the room or the open air, by standing, sitting or lying the symptom is increased, diminished or removed, and whether it returns on again assuming the position in which it was first observed, – whether it is altered by eating or drinking, or by any other condition, or by speaking, coughing, sneezing or any other action of the body, and at the same time to note at what time of the day or night it usually occurs in the most marked manner, whereby what is peculiar to and characteristic of each symptom will become apparent.

-Dr. Samuel Hahnemann

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Zizia | Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke

Zizia

Zizia | Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke

ZIZIA aurea. Thapsium aureum. Carum aureum. Meadow Parsnip. N. O. Umbelliferae. Tincture of root.

Clinical : Asthma. Brain, affections of. Catarrh. Chorea, in sleep. Convulsions. Dropsy. Epilepsy. Hypochondriasis. Hysteria. Influenza. Leucorrhoea. Menses, suppression of. Migraine. Ovary, intermittent neuralgia of. Pleurisy. Stye.

Characteristics : The Meadow Parsnip is a common plant indigenous to the United States on the moist banks of streams and in open wet woods, where it flowers in June and July. Rafinesque speaks of it as vulnerary, antisyphilitic, and sudorific (Millspaugh). Marcy proved ZIZIA on himself and some others, and symptoms of poisoning have been added. Exhilaration with increased physical strength was noted; but a slight amount of exercise caused fatigue. The spasms and convulsions of the Umbelliferae were elicited. The generative organs in both sexes were excited. ZIZIA is indicated in uterine affections characterised by increased nervous and vascular excitement. The menses are profuse, and followed by acrid leucorrhoea. Burning, smarting backache. Spasmodic movements of face and limbs. Mind first exhilarated, then depressed, finally indifferent. The restlessness of ZIZIA runs into chorea; and the chorea has this distinguishing feature, that the movements continue or are even < during sleep. Connected with the uterine congestion there is migraine, the region of the right eye being most affected. There was rush of blood to the head. Marcy considered ZIZIA especially suitable in brain affections; catarrhal, asthmatic, and pleuritic diseases; in ovarian neuralgia. Among Peculiar Symptoms are: Surface of body paler than natural; white, puffy appearance of whole body. Laughs and weeps alternately. One cheek red. Craves acids and stimulants. The symptoms are: < By touch. Pressure = pain in intercostal muscles; on stomach = nausea and faintness. < Lying; stooping; motion; coughing.

Relations : Antidoted by: Puls. (migraine), Carb. an. (stye). Compare: One cheek red, Cham. Uterine congestion, backache, indifference, Sep. Chorea in sleep, Trn. As if in a dream, Amb., Anac., Calc., Can. i., Con., Cup., Med., Rhe., Val., Ver. Laughing alternately with weeping, Calc., Ign., Merc., Nux m., Puls., Stram.

SYMPTOMS.

1. Mind : Exhilaration; like intoxication; followed by strong desire to sleep.-Depression following exhilaration.-Laughing and weeping alternately.-Depression followed by exhilaration.-Irritable, low-spirited, indifferent.-Nervous irritability and depression, culminating in a paroxysm of self-dissatisfaction with weeping.-Indolence with contentment.-Behaviour quiet, with much apparent suffering and sadness.

2. Head : Giddiness; swimming; light-headedness.-Rush of blood to head and face, with feeling of fulness.-Sensation of tightness round head.-Intensely painful, sharp headache over r. eye; Puls. > first days, not later; fully developed seventh day, must lie still in dark room; < evening (the usual headache is < morning); associated with backache; < by coughing.-Severe pain in r. temple, with nausea.-Pressure on top of brain.-Dull pain in occipital region, extending down neck muscles.

3. Eyes : Redness of both eyes.-Pain affects r. eye most.-Shooting pains through orbits.-Sharp pain through r. orbit, < moving eyeballs, stooping, or stepping.-Eyelids agglutinated on rising by yellowish muco-purulent secretion.-Stye, r. lid.-Stye middle of upper lid, very painful, > Carb. an.-Eyes sensitive to light.

5. Nose ; Nasal catarrh, with sneezing and coughing from first inhalation.-Nasal discharge of thick mucus.-R. nostril congested, sore; with injection of pharynx and conjunctiva.

6. Face : Face: pale and puffy.-One cheek red, other pale.-Boring pains in cheek-bones.-Dull pains in jaws.-Painful tenderness in lower jawbone, an inch below root of ear.

8. Mouth : Tongue: red and unusually sensitive to cold and warm drinks; covered with whitish fur; yellow fur on tongue and oppressed respiration; broad, furred in middle, red at tip and sides.-Mouth dry.-Taste: bitter; bilious.

9. Throat : Mucus increased.-Slight redness of tonsils and palate, with soreness.-Inflamed pharynx.

11. Stomach : Craving for acids and stimulants.-Appetite: diminished; lost.-Thirst.-Nausea.-Vomiting: acid, bilious; immoderately.-Stomach sensitive to, touch; pressure = nausea and faintness.

15. Male Sexual Organs : Involuntary emission two nights in succession.-Excitement.-Lassitude and prostration after coitus, which had existed a long time, was completely removed in the proving.

16. Female Sexual Organs : Increased vascular and nervous excitement.-Leucorrhoea: bland; acrid; acrid at first, later copious and bland.-Profuse menses one day, followed by acrid leucorrhoea.-Menses appeared in due time but ceased after twelve hours.-Sudden suppression of menses.

17. Respiratory Organs : Roughness in upper part of larynx whet, inspiring or coughing.-Larynx raw from coughing.-Trachea sensitive to touch.-Dry cough, with shooting pains in chest.-Tight cough, from deep breath; from dryness of larynx.-Short, dry cough, with severe stitching in r. side and sense of suffocation.-Breathing oppressed, cannot keep lying down.-Asthma.

18. Chest ; Severe pains in pleurae.-Bruised feeling in muscles of chest.-Pressure = pain in intercostal muscles.-On and around xiphoid cartilage pain and tenderness to touch.-Dull, aching pain under r. scapula.-Severe shooting from front of thorax to scapula.-Sharp pains from sides and chest to both scapulae.-Severe stitching pains accompanied by feverish symptoms.-Pleuritic stitches < by coughing or deep breath.

20. Back : Pains in posterior margin of scapulae, aching, smarting, stinging, with aching in small of back when at their worst.-Dull pains in loins, < by movement.-Smarting burning in small of back.

22. Upper Limbs : Lameness in muscles of both arms, from shoulder to elbow.-Pricking sensation in r. arm, with steadily diminished sensibility of the part.

23. Lower Limbs : Dragging sensation in both hips.-Unusually tired feeling in legs after slightest exertion.

24. Generalities : Increased strength with inclination for exertion.-Aspect of grave and chronic illness.-Whole body white and puffy.-Å’dema of face and ankles.-Convulsions, epilepsy.-Spasms, swooning convulsions, and fainting fits, ending in death in three hours.-Spasms of face and extremities.-Surface of body sensitive to touch.-Pains fixed, < by movement, noise, light, contact; < evening.

25. Skin : Itching pimples on forehead, wrists, and legs.

26. Sleep : Drowsiness; with sense of fatigue.-Sleep prevented by pains.-During sleep: spasmodic twitches; talking; unpleasant dreams.

27. Fever ; Chilliness and heat alternating with faintness, nausea, pain in r. temple, redness of eyeballs, dry and red tongue, and thirst for cold water.-Chilliness accompanied by spasmodic twitchings of muscles of face and upper limbs, followed by fever.-Fever, with headache, pain in back, thirst.-Fever with stitching pain in chest.-Some sense of heat and fulness in both cheeks.-Flushed cheeks, hot head, visible pulsations of carotid and temporal arteries, coldness of hands and feet, drowsiness and irritability.-Redness and heat of cheeks.-Hot flushes in face and head followed by perspiration.

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Zingiber | Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke

Zingiber

Zingiber | Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke

ZINGIBER officinale. Ginger. N. O. ZINGIBER aceae. Tincture of dried rhizome.

Clinical : Albuminuria. Asthma. Breath, offensive. Deltoid rheumatism. Diarrhoea. Dropsy. Flatulence. Ozaena. Post-nasal catarrh. Seminal emissions. Spleen, pains in. Urine, suppressed.

Characteristics : ZINGIBER was proved by Franz and others, and their symptoms make a full pathogenesis. The genito-urinary and respiratory systems were strongly affected. Farrington says ginger is not a safe food to give in kidney affections, as it has caused Bright’s disease. Prolonged retention of urine; or complete cessation of the function of the kidneys is an indication for Zng. In the provers it produced a cheerful, good-humoured state of mind; and when this occurs when the opposite might rather be expected, ZINGIBER will probably be the remedy. For instance, in asthma, Farrington gives this indication: Asthma, of gastric origin; attacks come in the night, towards morning. Patient must sit up to breathe; but despite the severity of the paroxysm, there is no anxiety. The nasal mucous membrane is affected as markedly as that of the lungs. Ozaena and postnasal catarrh are among the symptoms. Like most condiments, ZINGIBER has a specific action on the digestive organs, causing flatulence and other symptoms of indigestion; pressure in stomach as from a shot. ZINGIBER has < from eating bread; and especially from eating melons. It causes diarrhoea or constipation, and sets up some irritation of the rectum. Peculiar Sensations are: As if head too large. Confused and empty in head. As if contents of head pressed into forehead and root of nose on stooping. As if right eye were pressing out, with headache. As if a board pressing through head. As if head were pressed. As from a grain of sand in eye. As if there were an obstacle in throat to swallow over. As of a stone in stomach. Empty feeling in stomach. As if beaten in lower back. A shock-like moving downward as from a dropping fluid in left loin. Pain as from weakness in sacral region. Pain as from over-work in left deltoid. As from over-strung muscles in bend of knee. As if going to faint. The symptoms are: < By touch. < Lying. > Sitting; standing. Motion

Zingiber | Materia Medica by John Henry Clarke