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China boliviana has the main features of Chin, off., but some are pe culiar and deserve
separate mention. Chin-b. was proved by Modiedo.
Chin-b. has ulceration of commissures of mouth. Cough with dagger -like pains in base Of right lung. Rigidity
of nape of neck. Hands red hot or cold and sticky….

Chim. acts principally on the kidneys and bladder, producing gravel in kidneys and acute
and chronic catarrh in the bladder (cystitis). Scanty urine loaded with
ropy, muco-purulent sediment. Calculus.
Hepatic and kidney dropsies.
Passive kidney, uterine and intestinal hemorrhages. Leucorrhea. Go…

Chim-m. has been proved independently of Chim. Some symptoms of Chim -rot. are
included. Intense gnawing hunger. Burning fever, blood feels heated. T he throat and tonsils are strongly
affected. Headache, worse on lying down. Feels better in warm room.
Constitutions – Suited to mild, amiable, ref…

Compare: (1) Aphis, Chel., Chen-v. (2) In strokes and puffing respiration, Chin., Op., Lyc. (3)In
deafness, Chin., Chin-s., Chin-sal. and Salicylates in general.

Burnett’s indications are “pain or soreness of the left lobe of the liver and extending
downwards.” Chelo, acts in a line between the hilus of the liver and the fundus of the uterus.
Liver disorders with pain or soreness of the left lobe of the liver, exte nding downwards. Soreness of external
p…

Source: Derived from the whole flowering plant of Chelidonium majus (greater celandine), a. perennial herb in the Papaveraceae family, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial. dilution, and succussion to enhance therapeutic action and eliminate toxicity. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for hepatic, biliary, and respiratory. disorders, particularly those involving liver dysfunction, jaundice, and right-sided complaints. It is. noted for symptoms such as right-sided liver pain, right scapular pain, and biliousness, often. aggravated by rich foods, motion, or heat, and ameliorated by warm drinks, eating, or rest. Modern Context: Indicated for hepatobiliary disorders (e.g., hepatitis, cholecystitis),. gastrointestinal complaints (e.g., dyspepsia, nausea), respiratory conditions (e.g., pneumonia,. bronchitis), musculoskeletal issues (e.g., right-sided neuralgia, rheumatism), and psychological. conditions (e.g., depression, irritability). It suits patients with acute or chronic symptoms. characterized by liver dysfunction, right-sided pain, jaundice, or bilious temperament, typically. exacerbated by fatty foods, heat, or emotional stress, and often seen in individuals with a history of. liver disease, digestive disorders, or chronic respiratory issues. The remedy is particularly relevant. for those with a chilly, sluggish constitution, often presenting with physical symptoms like right-. sided abdominal or scapular pain alongside emotional traits like despondency or irritability,. commonly observed in middle-aged adults with hepatic complaints, individuals with alcohol-related. liver issues, or those with stress-induced digestive problems.

Key Modern Features:

• Respiratory/Cardiovascular: Cough, dry or productive, with right-sided chest pain or oppression, resembling. pneumonia or chronic bronchitis, worse with cold air, lying on the right side, or. exertion. Dyspnea or wheezing, with a sensation of tightness, resembling asthma or. bronchiectasis, aggravated by heat, damp weather, or emotional stress. Right-sided pleuritic pain, with stitching or burning sensations, resembling pleurisy,. worse with deep breathing, motion, or cold. Tendency to respiratory infections, with fatigue and bilious symptoms, worse in cold. or damp conditions.
• Musculoskeletal: Right-sided neuralgia or rheumatic pain, with aching or shooting sensations,. resembling fibromyalgia or osteoarthritis, worse with heat, damp weather, or rest. Right scapular pain, often radiating from the liver or gallbladder, resembling referred. pain from hepatobiliary disorders, aggravated by motion, pressure, or rich foods. Joint stiffness or soreness, particularly in the right shoulder or arm, resembling. rotator cuff syndrome, worse with cold or initial motion. Tendency to muscle weakness or trembling, with fatigue, worse after exertion or heat. exposure. Chelidonium majus (Greater Celandine) 576. Psychological:. Depression or despondency, with a sense of hopelessness, resembling persistent. depressive disorder or adjustment disorder, worse with physical discomfort, heat, or. isolation. Irritability or anger, often linked to liver or digestive issues, resembling adjustment. disorder with mixed disturbance, aggravated by contradiction, rich foods, or stress. Anxiety or restlessness, with preoccupation about health or duties, resembling. generalized anxiety disorder, worse with bilious episodes or night. Apathy or mental dullness, with difficulty concentrating, resembling mild cognitive. impairment, worse with overeating or emotional stress. Systemic:. Chronic fatigue or sluggishness, with a sensation of heaviness, resembling chronic. fatigue syndrome or post-viral exhaustion, worse after overeating, heat, or exertion. Cold intolerance, with aggravation in cold, damp conditions and a desire for warmth,. except during bilious or hepatic episodes when heat worsens. Profuse, cold, or bilious sweating, particularly during nausea, pain, or anxiety. episodes, worse at night or in warm conditions. Tendency to low-grade fever or biliousness, with a sensation of internal heat, worse. with rich foods or emotional stress.
• Systemic/Inflammation: Chronic fatigue or sluggishness, with a sensation of heaviness, resembling chronic. fatigue syndrome or post-viral exhaustion, worse after overeating, heat, or exertion. Cold intolerance, with aggravation in cold, damp conditions and a desire for warmth,. except during bilious or hepatic episodes when heat worsens. Profuse, cold, or bilious sweating, particularly during nausea, pain, or anxiety. episodes, worse at night or in warm conditions. Tendency to low-grade fever or biliousness, with a sensation of internal heat, worse. with rich foods or emotional stress.

Source: Derived from the whole flowering plant of Matricaria chamomilla (German chamomile), a. member of the Asteraceae family, prepared for homeopathic use through maceration, serial dilution,. and succussion to enhance therapeutic action and eliminate toxicity. Traditional Context: Historically employed in homeopathy for acute pain, irritability, and. inflammatory conditions, particularly those involving hypersensitivity, restlessness, and. intolerance to pain. It is noted for symptoms such as teething pain, colic, and extreme irritability,. often aggravated by anger, heat, or touch, and ameliorated by being carried, gentle motion, or warm. applications. Modern Context: Indicated for pain syndromes (e.g., teething pain, dysmenorrhea),. gastrointestinal disorders (e.g., colic, diarrhea), neurological complaints (e.g., neuralgia,. insomnia), respiratory conditions (e.g., otitis media, cough), and psychological conditions (e.g.,. irritability, anxiety). It suits patients with acute or subacute symptoms characterized by intense. pain, extreme irritability, hypersensitivity, or restlessness, typically exacerbated by heat, anger,. or sensory stimuli, and often seen in children with teething or colic, women with menstrual pain, or. individuals with stress-related irritability. The remedy is particularly relevant for those with a. sensitive, irritable constitution, often presenting with physical symptoms like sharp pains or. digestive upset alongside emotional traits like anger or capriciousness, commonly observed in. infants, young children, or adults with low pain tolerance and heightened emotional reactivity. Chamomilla (German Chamomile, Matricaria chamomilla) 563.

Key Modern Features:

• Respiratory/Cardiovascular: Ear pain or otitis media, with throbbing or burning sensations, resembling acute otitis. media, worse with cold air, heat, or anger. Cough, dry or spasmodic, with throat irritation, resembling acute bronchitis or post-. viral cough, aggravated by cold air, night, or emotional stress. Hoarseness or throat soreness, with burning or rawness, resembling pharyngitis,. worse with heat or talking. Tendency to respiratory infections, with fever and irritability, worse in warm, stuffy. rooms or during teething. Chamomilla (German Chamomile, Matricaria chamomilla) 565. Psychological:. Extreme irritability or anger, with capriciousness or intolerance to contradiction,. resembling adjustment disorder or oppositional defiant disorder, worse with pain,. heat, or noise. Anxiety or restlessness, with a sense of overwhelm, resembling generalized anxiety. disorder, aggravated by pain, sensory stimuli, or emotional stress. Mood swings or whining, often linked to physical discomfort, resembling acute. stress reaction, worse with touch or being looked at. Mental agitation or difficulty concentrating, resembling. attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in acute states, worse with pain or. environmental overstimulation. Systemic:. Fever or flushing, with restlessness or irritability, resembling acute febrile illness or. teething fever, worse with heat, exertion, or emotional stress. Hypersensitivity to stimuli (e.g., noise, touch, light), with aggravation in warm,. stuffy environments and a desire for cool, quiet settings. Profuse, hot, or offensive sweating, particularly during pain, fever, or irritability. episodes, worse at night or in warm conditions. Tendency to restlessness or agitation, with a sensation of internal heat, worse with. pain or emotional stress.
• Systemic/Inflammation: Fever or flushing, with restlessness or irritability, resembling acute febrile illness or. teething fever, worse with heat, exertion, or emotional stress. Hypersensitivity to stimuli (e.g., noise, touch, light), with aggravation in warm,. stuffy environments and a desire for cool, quiet settings. Profuse, hot, or offensive sweating, particularly during pain, fever, or irritability. episodes, worse at night or in warm conditions. Tendency to restlessness or agitation, with a sensation of internal heat, worse with. pain or emotional stress.

J. H. Fitch proved Cer-s., as well as Cere-b. Kunze also proved Cere-s. The heart was less
prominently affected by Cere -s. than by the other cacti, but pains in head and a paralyzed feeling were
experienced.
Paralyzed feeling. Pains in heart. A volup tuous feeling, dwindling of sexual organs. Im…

Cereus bonplandii is a variety of Cactus grandifloras. The principal symptoms of Cere -b.
are in connection with the heart (Cact.).
Cere-b. was proved by John H. Fitch in substantial doses. The prover lost 7.5 pounds in weight. He felt weighed
down by an
incubus. When mental symptoms subsided, b…

Marked symptoms of congestion. Blood surges painfully at every movement. The
symptoms are worse at night, in the morning on waking, by movement, during and after urinating. Better by
eating.
COMMENTS – Allen reported a case in which a bright servant-girl who took it seemed stupe fied for several…